What are facts about treaty 11 in 1921?

Treaty 11, signed in 1921, was an agreement between the Canadian government and various Indigenous groups in the Northwest Territories, including the Gwich'in and Sahtu Dene. It aimed to clarify land rights and establish terms for resource management in exchange for the surrender of Indigenous land claims. Treaty 11 was significant as it was the last of the numbered treaties in Canada and addressed issues related to hunting, fishing, and trapping rights. The treaty has been subject to ongoing discussions regarding its interpretation and the rights of Indigenous peoples.