On This Date In North American Indian History 
From the web site, "This site lists over 3000 historical events which happened to or affected the indigenous peoples of North America. It also has Tribal name meanings and alternative names, Indian "moon" names, and links to thousands of other sites."  By Phil Konstantin. 
 
American Indian Records in the National Archives 
From the web site, "This select catalog lists the records published on microfilm by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) that relate directly to American Indians, to the formation of federal Indian policy, and to the personnel who created or enforced that policy." 
It includes BIA records, census rolls, records relating to treaties, and more.  You won't be able to see the actual documents, but you can find out if they are housed here.  From the National Archives and Records Administration web site. 
  
Canada's Native Peoples 
A brief history of the First Nations of Canada.  From the Canadian Studies Program, part of the Department of Canadian Heritage. 
  
First Nations in Canada 
This publication of the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs Canada contains several chapters on First Nations history, as well as a description of the culture of various First Nations. 
  
A Brief Introduction to Aboriginal Law in Canada  
Another brief history of the First Nations of Canada, with more emphasis on the legal aspects.  From Bill Henderson, "an Ontario lawyer providing a range of services..., including general litigation and advice on issues of Aboriginal, Treaty and other rights and concerns of First Nations." 
  
Fourth World Documentation Project (Center for World Indigenous Studies) 
From the web site, "The Fourth World Documentation Project is an online library of texts which record and preserve our peoples' struggles to regain their rightful place in the international community."  
  
Early Canadiana Online 
From the web site, "Early Canadiana Online (ECO) is a full text online collection of more than 3,000 books and pamphlets documenting Canadian history from the first European contact to the late 19th century. The collection is particularly strong in literature, women's history, native studies, travel and exploration, and the history of French Canada."