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The First Nations received certain land rights and resources from Selkirk's Treaty, which aimed to establish the Red River Settlement in present-day Manitoba, Canada. The treaty recognized their presence and rights to the land, allowing them to retain some of their traditional territories and access to resources. However, the implementation of the treaty was often contentious and led to conflicts over land use and ownership. Overall, while it acknowledged some rights, it ultimately favored colonial expansion and settlement.

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