panda
The dispossessed
life and death in native Canada
Claims
Treatment of Indians
Native peoples
Government relations
Indians of North America
Social conditions
Fiction, general
Examines the history of Canadian government and business interference in Indian and Metis affairs and outlines the strategies and lobbying techniques of a new generation of native leaders who are battling existing social problems while securing self-government and the revival of native culture.
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