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... with the support of the Department of Canadian Heritage through the Canadian Culture Online Strategy. Created with additional financial assistance from Indian and Northern Affairs Canada and the Inukshuk ...
Thanks to the financial support of Canadian Heritage, Indian and
Northern Affairs Canada, the Inukshuk Fund and all the project partners,
'On the Path of the Elders' launches as a complete site on March ...
... through the Canadian Culture Online Strategy. Created with additional financial assistance from Indian and Northern Affairs Canada and the Inukshuk Fund.
Created in partnership with BlackCherry Digital ...
... Affairs Canada, the Inukshuk Fund and the project partners. Enhancement initiative in 2019 was funded by The National Research Council of Canada.
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... to deal with First Peoples were treaties.
Frank Pedley, Deputy Superintendent General of Indian Affairs wrote in 1904, “The strong reason by which this Government is actuated in the making of the ...
... (1905-06).
Ottawa: Treaties and Historical Research Centre, Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development.
Nishnawbe-Aski Nation, 1986
A History of the Cree and Ojibway of Northern Ontario. ...
... them and their children. They despaired over why the animals had seemingly abandoned them.
As well, many people lost faith in our ways and set aside their traditional beliefs for the Christian faith. ...
... the greater world of land and animals. Just like the animals, fish and birds need air, sky, rain, rivers, lakes to survive, we also are dependent on them for our survival. In this way, we developed ...
