We are the Eeyouch of Eeyou Istchee
We call ourselves Eeyou. Our land—Eeyou Istchee—which means the People’s Land, comprises eleven Cree communities and over three hundred “traplines,” or traditional family hunting and trapping grounds. Our traditional territory, an area of over 400, 000 square kilometres, or two-thirds the size of France, is located primarily in northern Quebec and includes the lands on the eastern shore of James Bay and south-eastern Hudson Bay, as well as the lakes and rivers that drain into them. In addition, our traditional territory includes lands which we have historically occupied in Ontario, across the Ontario-Quebec border. Eeyou Istchee is home to over 18,000 people.

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Wahkohtowin: Cree Natural Law

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Effects of climate change on the Cree Nation of Waskaganish, Canada

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Haudenosaunee: People of the Longhouse

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FNCHRA 2025 - Cree Nation of Waskaganish

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N'we Jinan Artists - "MAAMUUGAHBOUDOW" // Cree Nation of Whapmagoostui

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The Cree of James Bay (2006)

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Ice Safety | Coastal ice monitoring in James Bay

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Did You Know? - The History of Louis Riel

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Les Cris et La Baie d'Hudson : 350 ans d'histoire

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Fur Country

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Woodland Cree First Nation - A Vision for the Future

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Mandy Gull-Masty Message on the 50th Anniversary of the JBNQA

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I Secretly Learned the World’s Rarest Language Then Met Tribal Elders

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Who are the Métis?

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GGC - 6 - Tour of Waskaganish, a Cree village on James Bay

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Exclusive documentary: The Canadian government's cultural genocide

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N'we Jinan Artists - "INTUPIYUUSUU" // Cree Nation of Waskaganish

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Leonard Peltier on Indigenous Rights, His Half-Century in Prison & More

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Cree Nations Climate Change Forum | Eeyou Istchee Cree Nation

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