Eatenonha: Native Roots of Modern Democracy is a gift from Georges Sioui and his people, to Canada and to the world. Georges Sioui states that this work is a Native understanding of Canada and a sense of history that preserves, venerates and heals the real nature of this land named Canada. In this understanding Canada will acquire a long-lasting respectability and global stature. This work is about why we must create a truly strong and unified country for all to feel included and valued in a diverse Canada, in recognition of Mother Earth, Eatenonha, our beloved motherland.

Histories of Kanatha: Seen and Told (Histoires de Kanatha: Vues et Contees) is a collection of the writings and speeches by Wendat (Huron) scholar Georges Sioui. Equally proficient in French and English, Sioui offers readers this collection that can stimulate debate about the nature and scope of Canadian history, First Nations history, and the place of the Wendat people within the country and the world. The essays, stories, poems and speeches cover the years from 1991 to 2007.