The internet was extremely resourceful in researching this topic. I searched Netscape using various search engines and found some very informative websites. I found the internet particularly helpful in my search for Canadian law. A number of websites deal specifically with Canadian law and provide access to statutes and other sources of law. There are countless websites available on this topic, but I have listed the websites I found most helpful in my research of this topic.
 

Links To Aboriginal Resources

• This is the single most comprehensive resource on aboriginal rights I have found. It contains links to both Canadian and American aboriginal resources, as well as international links. The individual Canadian and United States databases contain information on the history of aboriginal rights in each country, constitutional provisions, legislation, and current issues. In addition, it provides links to periodicals, newspapers and other websites relevant to aboriginal rights and Indian sovereignty. This is an excellent source for all kinds of information.

The Bureau of Indian Affairs

• This website is a great resource for general information on Indian affairs in the United States. It provides background information on the Bureau of Indian Affairs and its history and discusses current issues, Congressional and legislative affairs, tribal services, and self-governance.

• This is a good resource for historical information on the plight of Canadian native peoples and the development of Canadian policy in Indian affairs. It also discusses current issues affecting Canada’s native populations and provides names of other helpful resources and links to other websites.

• This is a good resource for Indian policy and law in the United States. It provides links to other important resources and has information relating to current issues and legislation proposals. This a great resource for researching current issues and status of Indian Law.

• This is an excellent source for accessing Canadian law. The site provides links to all kinds of sources of Canadian law, including statutes, legislation, Constitutional provisions, and case law. This is an excellent tool for conducting any research that involves Canadian law.

• This a great website for information and links to resources dealing with Native American law in the United States. It includes both historical and current information.