National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation Archives (NTRC)

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Description	The NCTR Archives are intended to be a powerful agent of change in the country, allowing visitors to understand the history of Canada and the mistreatment of Indigenous Peoples. The majority of the records currently consist of those created or collected by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (TRC) during its mandate. The NCTR also actively collects records on various issues and subject areas important to Indigenous communities across the country.
Subjects	Canadian Studies, History, Indigenous Studies
URL	https://archives.nctr.ca/
Subscription	Free
Alumni Access	No
Open Access	No

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