Contributor — Robin J. Woywitka is a cultural land use analyst at the Alberta Archaeological Survey, in Edmonton, where his main focus is the use of geospatial technology in cultural resrouce management.
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Contributor — ...Treaty 7 and The Cypress Hills: The Land and Its People. He has authored his fifth book of poetry, Finding Louis O’Soup. His previous volume, Where the Land Gets Broken,...
Book — ...then responded brutally to the uprising of some of the oppressed in 1885. Hildebrandt’s ability to view these events from the indigenous viewpoint places the Mounties, the Canadian state, and...
Book — Revised and updated edition now available! In this practical guide to the law for young people of Canada, Ned Lecic and Marvin Zuker provide an all-encompassing manual meant to empower...
Blog — ...school, we read When the Wind Blows. Our seventh-grade science teacher confessed Where he’d wish to be if the bomb got dropped On Toronto: “Directly beneath it.” In English we...
Blog — ...me to death. But a lot of them used to start with “Amma used to say” or “this is what happened to Amma.” To her, although Amma had died, I...
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