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Native peoples

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Oka

Harry Swain

2011

Sacred feathers

Donald B. Smith

1987

Response, responsibility and renewal

Gregory Younging, Mike DeGagné, Jonathan Dewar

2009

Colonized classrooms

Sheila Cote-Meek

2014

Conversations with a Dead Man: The Legacy of Duncan Campbell Scott

Mark Abley

2014

Integrating Aboriginal perspectives into the school curriculum

Yatta Kanu

2011

Full circle

John Steckley

2001

Reconciliation

Antony Penikett

2006

The dispossessed

Geoffrey York

1989

Ungava, a tale of the Esquimaux land

Robert Michael Ballantyne

1800

Good for Nothing

Shelley Tanaka

2004

Aboriginal Self-Government in Canada

John H. Hylton

1994

The peoples of Canada

J. M. Bumsted

2013

Empowering Northern and native communities for social and economic control

Marc Stevenson

1995

First nations education in Canada

Jean Barman

1995

Living the Spirit

Will Roscoe

1988

Accounting for genocide

Dean Neu, Richard Therrien, Dean E. Neu

2003

Oil Man and the Sea

Arno Kopecky

2013

Red Wolf

Jennifer Dance

2014

Coming of the storm

Kathleen O'Neal Gear

2010

First Principles, Second Thoughts

Bryan Schwartz

1986

The sacred tree

Phil Lane, Jane Goodall, Lee Brown et al.

1989

Quilt of Belonging

Esther Bryan

2006

History of the Ojibways, based upon traditions and oral statements

Warren, William W.

1984

Deadly duo, tobacco and convenience foods

Richard Thatcher

2001

Visions of the Heart

Olive Patricia Dickason, David Long

2016

Nations of the Plains (Native Nations of North America)

Bobbie Kalman

2001

Illustrated History of Canada's Native People

Arthur J. Ray

2016

Racism, Colonialism, and Indigeneity in Canada

Lina Sunseri, Martin J. Cannon

2011

Canadian Museum of Human Rights

Kenny Morin

2005

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