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Making Treaty 7 is an arts collective that stemmed from the Calgary's nomination as one of the Cultural Capitals of Canada in 2012. The collective seeks to draw attention on the creation of Treaty 7 and its continuing effects on Indigenous populations of Alberta, in hopes of dispelling misunderstandings, myths and falsities that originate from a lack of awareness. The collective produces works of art and theatre projects to encourage greater attention to this ongoing dialogue.[1] It has been described by CTV News as "one of the city's – and the country's – most important companies."[2]
^"About Making Treaty 7". Making Treaty 7. Retrieved 2018-10-19.
^"Indigenous-led theatre company Making Treaty 7 turns 10, throws a party for the city". Calgary. 2023-02-15. Retrieved 2023-09-10.
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