Memory Keeper Michif This account of mid-nineteenth-century First

This account of mid-nineteenth-century First Nation individuals provides a fresh look at the role of Mississauga men and women who played key roles in the development and success of their people during a challenging time of Canadian history

near the Salmon River on the far edge of the Okanagan Indian Reserve in the British Columbia Southern Interior

Yale Belanger's essay about the Tyendinaga Mohawks

This time Joshua is a Christian minister with a loving family of his own and Johnny is now a militant occupying an Indian Affairs office

The chapters are as follows: Introduction: Re-thinking Violence

Memory Keeper Michif This account of mid-nineteenth-century FirstMemory Keeper is a collection of stories which offers anecdotes and stories, from the author's life, living on the Six Nations of the Grand River Territory. These stories helped her to circumnavigate constructively the residual pain and dysfunction that is the legacy of the Residential School System. As a Registered Social Worker and Community Health Worker, Dawn Cheryl Hill does not leave the reader impacted by the shock and trauma of her stories,