Native Studies 30

Native Studies 30:

A Bibliography of Resources

April 2016

Stewart Resources Centre

Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation 2317 Arlington Avenue, Saskatoon, SK S7J 2H8 Telephone: 306-373-1660 Email: [email protected]

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170 E84 Ethical issues : perspectives for Canadians Peterborough, ON: Broadview Press, 1997. Subjects: Social problems. Social ethics. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30, Social Studies 30.

266.022 H638 Higham, Carol L. Noble, wretched and redeemable : Protestant missionaries to the Indians in Canada and the United States, 1820-1900 Albuquerque, NM: University of New Mexico Press; Calgary, AB: University of Calgary, 2000. Subjects: Indians of North America—Missions—History—19th century. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Native Studies 10. Native Studies 20. Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30.

299.7 A676 Arden, Harvey Wisdomkeepers : meetings with Native American spiritual elders Hillsboro, OR: Beyond Words, 1990. Subjects: Indians of North America—Religion. Indian philosophy—North America.

299.7 S123 The sacred tree Lethbridge, AB: Four Worlds Development Project, 1988. Subjects: Indians of North America—Religion and mythology. Medicine wheels. Trees— Religious aspects. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Psychology 20, 30. Wellness 10 (2012). Arts education 10, 20, 30. Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30.

299.703 Hirschfelder, Arlene B. Encyclopedia of Native American religions : an introduction New York, NY: Facts on File, 2000. Subjects: Indians of North America—Religion—Encyclopedias. Summary: This resource covers the spiritual traditions of Indigenous Peoples in the United States and Canada before "contact," and the consequences of this contact on sacred traditions and contemporary religious forms. This book provides an understanding and appreciation of the

Stewart Resources Centre Native Studies 30 : A Bibliography of Resources 2016 1 nature of spirituality, and makes reference to early ceremonies and contemporary rituals. It also provides biographies of Indigenous American religious practitioners, Catholic and Protestant missionaries who influenced Aboriginal traditions, as well as information on disease and Aboriginal medicine, ceremonial races, games and sacred clowns. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Social Studies Middle Level (Gr. 9, Culture). Native Studies 10, 20, 30.

304.2 K74 Knudtson, Peter Wisdom of the Elders Toronto, ON: Stoddart Publishing, 1992. Subjects: Human ecology. Nature—Folklore.

305.40971 C775 Coomber, Jan Women : changing Canada Don Mills, ON: Oxford University Press Canada, 1997. Subjects: Women—Canada. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30, History 30, Native Studies 30.

305.8 I38 Indecently exposed [DVD] Orangeville, ON: WestWind Productions, 2005. Subjects: Racism—Canada. Race relations. Summary: "I'm your resident bitch for the day!" That's how internationally acclaimed anti-racism expert Jane Elliott describes her role in this real documentary that challenges Canadians’attitudes towards Indigenous Canadians. Her confrontational teaching style turns the table on participants, pitting the 'brown eyes" against the "blue eyes". Whether or not you agree, that's Elliott's starting point as she welcomes and bullies 22 Canadians who have volunteered to participate in her workshop. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Native Studies 10.

305.800971 B791 Boyko, John Last steps to freedom : the evolution of Canadian racism Winnipeg, MB: Gordon Shillingford Publishing, 1998. Subjects: Racism—Canada—History. Summary: This book traces the experiences of Chinese, Ukrainian, Jewish, Japanese, Black, and Indigenous Canadians. In each case, early activities and contributions by groups and individuals are explored. Figures mysteriously absent from our history books such as Viola Desmond, Big Bear, Ivan Pylipiw, and others are celebrated. The systemic racism against which they struggled is explained.

305.897 Y61 York, Geoffrey The dispossessed : life and death in Native Canada

2 Stewart Resources Centre Native Studies 30 : A Bibliography of Resources 2016 Toronto, ON: Lester & Orpen Dennys, 1989. Subjects: Indians of North America—Canada—Claims. Indians of North America—Canada— Reservations. Indians of North America—Canada—Social conditions. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30, Native Studies 30, Social Studies 30.

306.08 B954 Burger, Julian The Gaia atlas of First Peoples : a future for the Indigenous world New York, NY: Anchor Books, 1990. Subjects: Indians—Social life and customs. Notes: Native Studies 20. Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30.

306.08 I39 Indigenous Peoples: cultural survival and adaptation [kit] Ottawa, ON: Common Heritage Programme/Teacher’s Press, 1992. Subjects: Indians of North America—Canada—Government relations. Indians, Treatment of.

320.471 F732 Forsey, Eugene A. How Canadians govern themselves Ottawa, ON: Library of Parliament. Public Information Office. Subjects: Canada—Politics and government. Canada—Constitutional history. Summary: The latest edition of this resource continues to offer an examination of the Parliamentary system of government in Canada. The origins of our government, the daily work of parliamentarians, the constitution, the judicial system, and the levels of government are just a few of the topics described in a concise format. Notes: Social Studies grade 8 (2009). Social Studies Grade 10.

320.971 M167 McMenemy, John The language of Canadian politics : a guide to important terms and concepts Waterloo, ON: Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 2001. Subjects: Canada—Politics and government—Dictionaries. Notes: Law 30. Canadian Studies : History 30, Native Studies 30.

323.1197 H263 Harding, Jim Aboriginal rights and government wrongs : uranium mining and neocolonialism in Northern Saskatchewan Regina, SK: Prairie Justice Research, 1992. Subjects: Indians of North America—Canada—Claims. Governmental investigations— Saskatchewan. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30.

323.1197 H392 Hawkes, David C.

Stewart Resources Centre Native Studies 30 : A Bibliography of Resources 2016 3 Aboriginal Peoples and constitutional reform : what have we learned? Kingston, ON: The Institute, 1989. Subjects: Indians of North America—Canada—Legal status, laws, etc. Métis—Legal status, laws, etc. Inuit—Legal status, laws, etc. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Native Studies 20. Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30.

323.1197 K93 Krotz, Larry Indian country : inside another country Toronto, ON: McClelland & Stewart, 1990. Subjects: Indians of North America—Canada—Reservations. Indians of North America— Canada—Government relations. Notes: Native Studies 20. Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30.

323.1197 P769 The politics of Indianness : case studies of Native ethnopolitics in Canada St. John’s NF: The Institute, 1983. Subjects: Indians of North America—Canada—Political activity—Case studies. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30.

323.1197 Q5 Little Bear, Leroy (Ed.) The quest for justice : Aboriginal Peoples and Aboriginal rights Toronto, ON: University of Toronto Press, 1985. Subjects: Indians of North America—Canada—Government relations. Notes: Native Studies 20. Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30.

323.1197071 C136 Cairns, Alan C. Citizens plus : Aboriginal Peoples and the Canadian state Vancouver, BC: UBC Press, 2000. Subjects: Native peoples—Canada—Government relations. Canada. Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Native Studies 10. Canadian Studies: History 30, Social Studies 30.

323.1197071 M813 Monture-Angus, Patricia Journeying forward : dreaming First Nations' independence Halifax, NS: Fernwood, 1999. Subjects: Native Peoples—Legal status, laws, etc.—Canada. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Native Studies 10. Native Studies 20. Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30. Law 30.

333.2 T296 Tennant, Paul

4 Stewart Resources Centre Native Studies 30 : A Bibliography of Resources 2016 Aboriginal Peoples and politics : the Indian land question in British Columbia, 1849-1989 Vancouver, BC: University of British Columbia, 1990. Subjects: Indians of North America—British Columbia—Claims.

333.784 S726 South Moresby [kit] : decisions of conservation and development : a simulation for senior level students Ottawa, ON: Teacher’s Press, 1987. Subjects: Natural conservation—British Columbia—South Moresby. Environmental education.

342.71 P946 Price, Richard Legacy : Indian treaty relationships Edmonton, AB: Plains, 1991. Subjects: Indians of North America—Canada—Treaties. Notes: Native Studies 10. Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: History 30, Native Studies 30, Social Studies 30.

342.710872 C212 v.1 Indian treaties and surrenders : volume 1 : treaties 1-138 Saskatoon, SK: Fifth House, 1992. Subjects: Indians of North America—Canada—Treaties. Notes: Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30. Facsim. reprint. Originally published: Ottawa : Queen's Printer, 1891.

342.710872 C212 v.2 Indian treaties and surrenders : volume 2 : treaties 140-280 Saskatoon, SK: Fifth House, 1992. Subjects: Indians of North America—Canada—Treaties. Notes: Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30. Facsim. reprint. Originally published: Ottawa : Queen's Printer, 1891.

342.710872 C212 v.3 Indian treaties and surrenders : volume 3 : treaties 281-483 Saskatoon, SK: Fifth House, 1992. Subjects: Indians of North America—Canada-Treaties. Notes: Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30. Facsim. reprint. Originally published: Ottawa : Queen's Printer, 1891.

342.710872 S797 Arnot, David M. (Ed.) Statement of treaty issues : treaties as a bridge to the future Saskatoon, SK: Office of the Treaty Commissioner, 1998. Subjects: Indians of North America—Saskatchewan—Treaties. Notes: Native Studies 10. Aboriginal Resource List. Law 30.

Stewart Resources Centre Native Studies 30 : A Bibliography of Resources 2016 5 345.7105 R825 Ross, Rupert Dancing with a ghost : exploring Indian reality Markham, ON: Reed Books, 1992. Subjects: Indians of North America—Canada—Criminal justice system. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30.

345.7127 M278 Corrigan, Samuel W. (Ed.) The struggle for recognition : Canadian justice and the Métis nation Winnipeg, MB: Pemmican, 1991. Subjects: Métis—Manitoba—Criminal justice system. Summary: Contains the evidence presented to the Manitoba Aboriginal Justice Inquiry. Notes: Native Studies 20. Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30.

346.710432 F931 From dream to reality : the story of treaty land entitlement Saskatoon, SK: Public Legal Education Association of Saskatchewan, 2011. Subjects: Native peoples—Saskatchewan—Treaties.

349.71089 I31 Imai, Shin Aboriginal law handbook Scarborough, ON: Carswell, 1999. Subjects: Native peoples—Legal status, laws, etc.—Canada. Notes: Native Studies 10. Aboriginal Resource List. Law 30.

354.710681 T619 Titley, E. Brian A narrow vision : Duncan Campbell Scott and the administration of Indian Affairs Vancouver, BC: University of British Columbia, 1986. Subjects: Canada. Indian Affairs Branch—History. Scott, Duncan Campbell, 1862-1947. Notes: Native Studies 10. Aboriginal Resource List. Native Studies 20. Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30.

362.1097124 H843 Houston, C. Stuart Steps on the road to medicare : why Saskatchewan led the way Montreal, PQ: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2002. Subjects: Medical care—Saskatchewan—History—20th century. Health care reform— Saskatchewan—History—20th century. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30, Native Studies 30.

364.1523 S616 Sinclair, Gordon Cowboys and Indians : the shooting of J. J. Harper

6 Stewart Resources Centre Native Studies 30 : A Bibliography of Resources 2016 Toronto, ON: McClelland & Stewart, 1999. Subjects: Discrimination in criminal justice administration—Manitoba. Summary: In 1988, J. J. Harper, an Aboriginal leader, was shot by a Winnipeg police officer. During the next 10 years, the twists and turns of cover-ups, inquires and racism clearly illustrated the problems that existed between the police force and the Aboriginal community. Written by a journalist, the book reads like a mystery, but has a serious message about the importance of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms in balancing citizens' rights with police powers. Black-and- white photographs illustrate the main people involved. Notes: Native Studies 10. Native Studies 30. Aboriginal Resource List. Law 30.

371.82997 A154 Castellano, Marlene Brant (Ed.) Aboriginal education : fulfilling the promise Vancouver, BC: University of British Columbia, 2000. Subjects: Canada. Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples. Native Peoples— Education—Canada. Summary: This resource is a series of essays delineating the current research on Aboriginal education. Both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal educators offer insights on the existing research, policy, efforts and programs established to actualize Aboriginal education that incorporates Aboriginal philosophies and approaches to life-long learning. The content is organized into four main parts to reflect the following: the evolution of policy in Aboriginal education; efforts to conserve Aboriginal languages and bring Aboriginal voices into communication media; a discussion on approaches and innovation in pedagogy; and Aboriginal education in Aboriginal controlled post-secondary institutions. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Native Studies 10. Native Studies 20. Native Studies 30.

371.82997 E59 Ennamorato, Judith Sing the brave song Schomberg, ON: Raven Pres, 1999. Subjects: Indians of North America—Canada—Residential schools. Summary: This book is a dynamic and comprehensive scrutiny of the historic relationship between Indian people, the church and the vast repercussions endured by former students of Indian residential schools in Canada.

371.9797 J72 Johnston, Basil Indian school days Toronto, ON: Key Porter, 1988. Subjects: Garnier Residential School. Ojibwa Indians—Education. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Native Studies 20. Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30. English language arts 20.

391.0089 T861 Oversize Troupe, Cheryl

Stewart Resources Centre Native Studies 30 : A Bibliography of Resources 2016 7 Expressing our heritage: Métis artistic designs [picture] Saskatoon, SK: Gabriel Dumont Institute, 2002. Subjects: Métis—Costume—Pictorial works. Summary: A collection of 50 color prints showcasing the ageless beauty of traditional Métis clothing and accessories. Notes: Kindergarten curriculum renewal. Arts education grade 1 (2011 - visual art). Arts education grade 2 (2011 - visual art). Arts education grade 3 (2011 - visual art). Arts education grade 4 (2011 - visual art). Arts education grade 5 (2011 - visual art). Arts education grade 6 (2009 - visual art). Arts education grade 7 (2009 - visual art). Arts education grade 8 (2009 - visual art). Arts education grade 9 (2009 - visual art). Canadian Studies: History 30, Social Studies 30, Native Studies 30. Native Studies 10. Aboriginal Resource List. Arts education 10, 20, 30 (visual art).

634.92 N863 Hamilton, Fraser (Ed.) The NorSask Forest story : managing a forest in Northwestern Saskatchewan Meadow Lake, SK: Mistik Management Ltd., 1996. Subjects: Forest management—Saskatchewan, Northern. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Forestry Studies 20, 30. Wildlife Management 10, 20, 30. Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30.

810.8 S958 Wawaruk, Larry (Ed.) Sundog highway : writing from Saskatchewan Regina, SK: Coteau Books, 2000. Subjects: Canadian literature (English)—Saskatchewan. Summary: Saskatchewan writers and artists are featured in this truly Saskatchewan resource. Poems, short stories, essays, play excerpts and art work reflect the history of our province, the diversity of the land and people and the stories and legends that have become part of the tapestry of Saskatchewan. Notes: Native Studies 10. Aboriginal Resource List. English language arts 30 (A30).

810.80897 C189 Campbell, Maria Stories of the road allowance people Saskatoon, SK: Gabriel Dumont Institute, 2010. Subjects: Oral tradition—Prairie provinces. Métis—Folklore. Notes: Native Studies 10. Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30. English language arts 10. English language arts 30.

812.54 T239 Taylor, Drew Hayden Someday Saskatoon, SK: Fifth House, 1993. Subjects: Canadian drama (English) —20th century. Summary: A play based on the real-life tragedies suffered by many Native Canadian families.

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813.54 T239 Taylor, Drew Hayden Toronto at dreamer’s rock; and Education is our right : two one-act plays Saskatoon, SK: Fifth House, 1990. Subjects: Canadian drama (English)—20th century. Notes: Arts education 10, 20, 30. Native Studies 10, 20, 30. English language arts 10, 20, 30.

813.6 D754 Doyle, David G. From the gallows : the lost testimony of Louis Riel Summerland, BC: Ethnic Enterprises, 2000. Subjects: Riel, Louis, 1844-1885—Fiction. Notes: Native Studies 10, 20, 30. Aboriginal Resource List. History 30. Social Studies 10, 20, 30.

917.1 C212 Canada : exploring new directions Markham, ON: Fitzhenry & Whiteside, 1999. Subjects: Physical geography—Canada. Human geography—Canada. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30, Social Studies 30, Native Studies 30.

917.1 C212 Canada : exploring new directions. Teacher’s resource guide Markham, ON; Fitzhenry & Whiteside, 1999. Subjects: Physical geography—Canada. Human geography—Canada. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30, Social Studies 30, Native Studies 30.

920 P964 Tootoosis, Kevin (Ed.) Profiles : professional Aboriginal Peoples of Saskatchewan Saskatoon, SK: Saskatchewan Indian Cultural College, 1990. Subjects: Métis—Saskatchewan—Biography. Indians of North America—Saskatchewan— Biography. Notes: Arts education 10, 20, 30.

929.1 T759 Tracing your Saskatchewan ancestors : a guide to the records and how to use them Regina, SK: Saskatchewan Genealogical Society, 2000. Subjects: Genealogy—Saskatchewan.

940.48171 R386 Remembrances : Métis veterans Regina, SK: Gabriel Dumont Institute, 1997. Subjects: Métis veterans—Interviews.

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940.54 G812 Greenfield, Nathan M. The battle of the St. Lawrence : the Second World War in Canada Toronto, ON: Harper Perennial, 2004. Subjects: World War, 1939-1945—Saint Lawrence River. Summary: Dating back to 1812, Canada' waters were peaceful. That all changed in World War II on May 11, 1942, when Canada came under attack from German U-boats. Over a period of two years, 18 merchant ships and four Canadian warships would be destroyed. More than 300 people were killed, including 260 Canadians. Drawing on first-person accounts, both Canadian and German, the author examines this period in Canadian history. Included are maps, a table of contents, appendices, an index, and research sources. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30, Native Studies 30.

970.00497 F912 Friesen, John W. First Nations of the Plains : creative, adaptable, enduring Calgary, AB: Detselig Enterprises, 1999. Subjects: Indians of North America—Great Plains—History. Summary This resource chronicles the story of the Aboriginal Peoples of the plains of North America since European contact. The impact of the cultural clash, as well as the atrocities, is documented. A major component of the book discusses how the Plains peoples have survived and endured in the face of discrimination, disease and forced migration. Black-and-white photographs are used to illustrate key sections. Notes: Native Studies 10. Aboriginal Resource List.

970.00497 H669 Hirschfelder, Arlene B. American Indian stereotypes in the world of children : a reader and bibliography Lanham, MD: Scarecrow Press, 1999. Subjects: Indians in popular culture. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Native Studies 10, 20, 30.

970.00497 S634 Sluman, Norma John Tootoosis : biography of a Cree leader Winnipeg, MB: Pemmican, 1982. Subjects: Tootoosis, John. Cree Indians—Biography. Notes: Native Studies 20.

970.00497 W362 Weatherford, Jack Indian givers : how the Indians of the Americas transformed the world New York, NY: Fawcett Columbine, 1988.

10 Stewart Resources Centre Native Studies 30 : A Bibliography of Resources 2016 Subjects: Civilization—Indian influences. Notes: Arts education 10, 20, 30.

970.00497 W952 Wright, Ronald Stolen continents : the "New World" through Indian eyes Toronto, ON: Penguin, 1992. Subjects: Indians—History. America—History. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Social Studies 20. History 20. Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30, History 30, Social Studies 30.

971 C212 Canada : a portrait Ottawa, ON: Statistics Canada, 1999. Subjects: Canada—Handbooks, manuals, etc.

971 F819 Francis, R. Douglas Origins : Canadian history to Confederation Toronto, ON: Harcourt Brace, 1996. Subjects: Canada—History—1763-1867. Canada—History—To 1663 (New France). Notes: Aboriginal Resource List.

971 G842 Gillmor, Don Canada : a people’s history. Volume one Toronto, ON: McClelland & Stewart, 2000. Subjects: Canada—History. Canada—Biography.

971 G482 Gillmor, Don; Michaud, Achille Canada : a people’s history. Volume 2 Toronto, ON: McClelland & Stewart, 2001. Subjects: Canada—History. Canada—Biography.

971 P346 Payne, Michael The fur trade in Canada Toronto, ON: J. Lorimer, 2004. Subjects: Fur trade—Canada—History. Northwest, Canadian—History.

971.00497 A213 Adams, Howard Prison of grass : Canada from a Native point of view Saskatoon, SK: 1989. Subjects: Indians, Treatment of—Canada—History. Métis—History.

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971.00497 D547 Dickason, Olive Patricia Canada’s First Nations : a history of founding peoples from earliest times Don Mills, ON: Oxford University Press, 1997. Subjects: Native Peoples—Canada—History. Notes: Native Studies 10. Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30, History 30, Social Studies 30.

971.00497 F527 First Nations in Canada Ottawa, ON: The Dept., 1997. Subjects: Indians of North America—Canada—History. Indians of North America—Canada— Social life and customs.

971.00497 F898 Frideres, James S. Aboriginal Peoples in Canada : contemporary conflicts Scarborough, ON: Prentice Hall Allyn and Bacon, 1998. Subjects: Native Peoples—Canada—Social conditions. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: History 30, Native Studies 30.

971.00497 M556 Mercredi, Ovide In the rapids : navigating the future of First Nations Toronto, ON: Penguin Books, 1993. Subjects: Native peoples—Canada. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Arts education 10, 20, 30. Canadian Studies: History 30, Native Studies 30, Social Studies 30.

971.00497 M592 The Métis: our people, our story [interactive media] Edmonton, AB: Arnold Publishing, 2000. Subjects: Métis—History. Métis—Social life and customs. Métis—Economic conditions. Summary: Jointly produced by the Gabriel Dumont Institute, Arnold Multimedia and the Government of Canada, Dept. of Canadian Heritage Notes: A detailed exploration of the Métis people of Canada, both historically and today. This CD-ROM profiles eight Métis communities across Canada and examines in depth the economic, social and political live of Métis people. Photographs, art, maps, personal accounts, biographies, historical documents, statistical records, timelines of events, music and other sources are woven together.

971.00497 M648 Miller, J. R. Skyscrapers hide the heavens : a history of Indian-White relations in Canada

12 Stewart Resources Centre Native Studies 30 : A Bibliography of Resources 2016 Toronto, ON: University of Toronto Press, 1989. Subjects: Indians of North America—First contact with Occidental civilization. Indians of North America—Canada—Commerce.

971.00497 R263 Ray, Arthur I have lived here since the world began : an illustrated history of Canada's Native people Toronto, ON: Lester Publishing, 1996. Subjects: Native Peoples—Canada—Pictorial works. Summary: This is a well-researched account of Canadian Aboriginal history from pre-contact times to the present. Following chapters discussing the influence of the land on the diverse languages, lifestyles and traditions of Aboriginal peoples, the book presents a chronological examination of social and political change over time. Included are sections dealing with trade, early involvement in French and British conflicts, treaties, Indian Acts and current issues. The book discusses inaccuracies found in European drawings, and explores the reasons for common misconceptions about historic events or traditions. The book contains a table of contents, a preface discussing terminology used in the book and the ways in which Aboriginal history has been filtered through European viewpoints, numerous archival photographs, 32 pages of colour photographs illustrating Aboriginal art works and artifacts, a bibliography and an index. Notes: Native Studies 10. Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: History 30, Social Studies 30. Social Studies grade 9 (2009).

971.00497 S811 Steckley, John Full circle : Canada's First Nations Toronto, ON: Prentice-Hall, 2001. Subjects: Native Peoples—Canada. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Native Studies 10.

971.054 E34 Barron, F.L. 1885 and after : Native society in transition Regina, SK: University of Regina, 1986. Subjects: Riel Rebellion, 1885—Congresses. Summary: Proceedings of a conference held at the University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Sask., May 1985.

971.054 S252 Stonechild, Blair Saskatchewan Indians and the resistance of 1885 : two case studies Regina, SK: Saskatchewan Education, 1986. Subjects: Riel Rebellion, 1885. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List.

971.054 S881 Stonechild, Blair

Stewart Resources Centre Native Studies 30 : A Bibliography of Resources 2016 13 Loyal till death : Indians and the North-West Rebellion Calgary, AB: Fifth House, 1997. Subjects: Riel Rebellion, 1885—Participation, Indian. Summary: This account of the events surrounding the 1885 resistance is written from a First Nations perspective. The book uses research from Elders throughout the province and from archival records to argue that Indians in Alberta and Saskatchewan generally remained loyal to the authority of the Queen and to treaty promises. The authors emphasize that the Indians' dispute was with an insensitive federal government, and that Indian involvement in the resistance predominantly consisted of isolated reactions to starvation caused by the betrayal of the Canadian government, as it failed to fulfill its treaty obligations. Notes: Native Studies 10. Aboriginal Resource List. English Language Arts 30. Canadian Studies 30.

971.06 W927 Henderson, Ian (Ed.) World affairs : defining Canada's role Don Mills, ON: Oxford University Press Canada, 1998. Subjects: Canada—History, Military—20th century. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30, History 30, Native Studies 30.

971.200497 P388 Pelletier, Joanne The buffalo hunt Regina, SK: The Institute, 1985. Subjects: Buffalo jump—history. Métis—Hunting—History.

971.200497 R118 Racette, Calvin Metis development and the Canadian West Regina, SK: Gabriel Dumont Institute, 1985. Subjects: Métis—Prairie Provinces—History.

971.24 C267 Cardinal, Harold Treaty Elders of Saskatchewan : our dream is that our peoples will one day be clearly recognized as nations Calgary, AB: University of Calgary Press, 2000. Subjects: Indians of North America—Saskatchewan—Treaties. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Native Studies 10. Native Studies 20. Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30, History 30, Social Studies 30. Social Studies Middle Level.

971.24 R263 Ray, Arthur; Miller, Jim Bounty and benevolence : a history of Saskatchewan treaties Montreal, PQ: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2000. Subjects: Indians of North America—Saskatchewan—Treaties—History.

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971.2400497 S252 Saskatchewan First Nations : lives past and present Regina, SK: University of Regina, Canadian Plains Research Centre, 2004. Subjects: Indians of North America—Saskatchewan—Biography. Summary: This book brings together 125 short biographies of Saskatchewan First Nations people. Each of the biographies celebrates the ever-growing contributions of Indigenous people to the province and its cultural mosaic. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30, Social Studies 30.

971.2400497 S958 Sunrise : Saskatchewan Elders speak Regina, SK: Regina Public Schools, 2000. Subjects: Indian aged—Saskatchewan. Notes: Native Studies 10. Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30, History 30, Native Studies 30. English language arts 30 (A30).

971.9 C652 Coates, Kenneth Canada’s colonies : a history of the Yukon and Northwest Territories Toronto, ON: James Lorimer, 1985. Subjects: Northwest Territories—History. Yukon Territory—History. Notes: Native Studies 20.

971.900497 I61 Inuit of Canada : = Inuit Kanatami Ottawa, ON: Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami, 2003. Subjects: Inuit—Canada—History. Inuit—Canada—Politics and government. Inuit—Canada— Economic conditions.

CURR SASK NATV Canadian Studies 30 : Native Studies 30 Regina, SK: The Dept., 1997. Subjects: Native peoples—Canada—Study and teaching (Secondary).

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