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Name and Description	Nation	Location
Communauté de Betsiamites	Innu	Canada - Eastern
This site explains the life of the Innu community of Betsiamites located on the north shore of the St-Laurent river.
Innu Nation - Mamit Innuat	Innu	Canada - Eastern
Approximately 16,000 Innu (formerly known as Montagnais or Naskapi) inhabit Nitassinan (eastern Quebec and Labrador). They are based in 13 different communities - Utshimassit, Sheshatshiu, Pakuashipi, La Romaine, Natashquan, Mingan, Uashat, Maliotenam, Betsiamites, Les Escoumins, Mashteuiatsh, Schefferville, and Kawawachikamach. The political realities of two provincial boundaries and the land rights negotiation process have led to the creation of regional political organizations which collectively represent the Innu people of Nitassinan.
INNU-L	Innu	Canada - Northern
The purpose of the Innu-l email-list is to provide a forum for discussion, exchange and solidarity between the Innu Nation and those interested in supporting the Innu people.
Kashtin	Innu	Canada - Eastern
Their language is hundreds of years old, spoken by fewer than 12,000 people and until the last quarter century, transmitted only orally. The band is Kashtin, the language is Innu and the music is like a sonic slingshot, catapulting you squarely into the intoxicating landscape of today's Amerindian culture. Singing in their native tongue, the musical duo of Claude McKenzie and Florent Vollant have created a singular style of modern music, a potent blend of British Invasion-era rock and insanely catchy contemporary pop hooks, delivered in a distinctly Aboriginal voice.
Rezident Junction Co.	Innu	Canada - Western
Rezident Junction Co. is a 100% Aboriginal apparel company, all of its products are NAFTA friendly and of high quality, each unique design reflect the rich and diverse cultural background of Native Americans and First Nation members.
www.ernestdominique.ca	Innu	Canada
Inauguration of the first art gallery of the First Nations in Quebec, the gallery Ernest Aness Domenica Since many years, the communities see the emergence of a multitude of artists and craftsmen.