Pine Bugs and .303's : A Novel Ojibwa kpno'l pun apoqnmuapni wla amaliteka'tikete'j

kpno'l pun apoqnmuapni wla amaliteka'tikete'j

In addition to bringing sunlight to the First Peoples

Bounty and Benevolence: A History of Saskatchewan Treaties draws on a wide range of documentary sources to provide a rich and complex interpretation of the process that led to these historic agreements

The themes of helping others

Pine Bugs and .303's : A Novel Ojibwa kpno'l pun apoqnmuapni wla amaliteka'tikete'jPine Bugs and . 303s is the story of two families in Northwestern Ontario by author Ernie Louttit, a member of the Missanabie Cree Nation. Elmer Wabason, a Cree man and Gilbert Bertrand, a white man grew up three miles apart. Until World War II they had never met. The town and the reserve are separated by the newly named Trans Canada Highway. A fast paced story uncovering the bond of soldiers, the strength of women, the impact of racism and