Montréal

Click on the following link to find more information at the provincial level.

Education

Centre for Native Education

The Centre is a welcoming space where students can meet each other to discuss academic issues, plan social activities or just relax, have a cup of coffee or meet a new friend.

Source: Concordia University

First Peoples' House

The First Peoples' House attempts to provide a sense of community and a voice to Aboriginal students that have left their home communities in order to pursue their education.

Source: McGill University

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Friendship Centres

Native Friendship Centre of Montreal

This is where you can find out more about their programs, activities and materials and much more.

Quebec Native Women Inc.

Founded in 1974, Quebec Native Women Inc. (QNW) represents the women of the First Nations of Quebec and the Aboriginal women living in urban areas.

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Health and Social Services

Native Women's Shelter of Montreal

Contact information of this shelter home for Aboriginal and Inuit women and children in need or victims of abuse.

Projets Autochtones du Québec (In French Only)

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Language, Heritage and Culture

Baffin Inuit Art

Baffin Inuit Art Galleries specialises exclusively in Inuit (Eskimo) art sculptures from Cape Dorset on Baffin Island, in Canada's high arctic.

First Nations Garden — Montreal Botanical Garden

The First Nations Garden is designed to evoke a natural environment, and is the first infrastructure of its size anywhere in Montréal dedicated to the First Nations of Québec.

Source: Ville de Montréal

Ondinnok

Ondinnok is the only Native theatre company in Quebec. Its mission is to create a Native mythological theatre that integrates initiatory traditions and contemporary theatre practices.

Wampum Centre

Wampum Center is a place where native peoples and those of other nations can move beyond their prejudices, accepting their differences and looking for the connections between them.

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