 Indigenous History and Historicity 
Consideration of a publication by Sylvie Vincent on Indigenous history serves as the starting point for an examination of recent outcomes on Indigenous historiography produced in Quebec. Through epistemological questioning of the definition given to Indigenous history, the author observes that many modes of expression are mobilized by Indigenous peoples to present their history and heritage. She notes a transformation in the scales of historical narratives showing increasing emphasis on the history of communities or nations. This consequence can be attributed in part to the trajectory of history, but also to the importance of legal requirements necessary for the definition of Indigenous rights. The article then examines the concept of the decolonization of history and the epistemological issues associated with the integration of contemporary Indigenous voices.