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Christmas in Weston
Picture, 1963
Undeveloped island is seen in background as Ted and Raymond Trumble head home after a day fishing on Lake Simcoe's Georgina island
Picture, 1964
White man's laws are sanctioning, not upsetting, the old happy adoption scheme
Picture, 1966
Coffee break
Picture, 1967
Among the Lucky; David Aglukark; 23; and his wife Dorothy; 21; hold Susan Christina; 4 months old; and play with Nancy (left); 4; and Barbara Ann; 1; while Brain; 2; snooze. Their three-bedroom house; with electric refrigerator and flush toilet; is close to Church Man.; where Aglukark works as interpreter for Department of Development. They hope to move farther south a children [Incomplete]
Picture, 1967
Hearst Indian charges French there biased. The Ontario Human Rights Commission today revealed plans to investigate charges made by a 24-year-old Cree that French-speaking residents of Hearst; in northern Ontario; are discriminating against Indians of the Constable Lake band. Louis Bird told the commission yesterday that Indians are being mistreated by town residents and discriminated against in jobs. Bird said Indians from the reserve took up a collection to send him to Toronto so he could tell officials of their troubles. He said Indians can not go into the town without being beaten up - or thrown into jail. [Incomplete]
Picture, 1968
Igloos have been replaced in Pangnirtung by these prefabs made in Burlington, Ont.
Picture, 1968
Nordair DC-3 at Pangnirtung airstrip
Picture, 1968
Tourists arrive in Pangnirtung
Picture, 1968
Canadian Flag
Picture, 1968
Mississauga Chief Fred King adjusts his bonnet as he chats with Mississauga mayor Robert Speck. Some 200 Indians from Mississauga tribe at New Credit reserve near Hagersville returned to former Port Credit home for picnic.
Picture, 1969
Native Youngster, swinging in the winter, illustrates combination of old ways and new which already characterizes Canada's North.
Picture, 1969
Crees camp in Edmonton Square
Picture, 1969
Crees camp in Edmonton Square
Picture, 1969
The Indians of the Andes are one of the prime attractions of the mountains and some of them have discovered that tourists are eager to purchase their wares; though most still are shy of strangers and their camera. They have adapted to the high altitudes over centuries but tourists still have to take things easy up where the air is rare. The elderly should check their doctor before trying it.
Picture, 1970
The Amazonian Basin; where these young AmerIndians fish in the ancient way; is being opened to the traveller on organized tours of all kinds. But there's still room for those who want to go on personal trips of exploration into the jungles and streams of the world's last great primitive jungle. All you have to do is seek out a guide in Manaus or other river ports; agree on a price and you're set to go.
Picture, 1970
Indian dances are part of the Sunday afternoon show at the Six Nations reserve near Brantford. Following the dances; the Indians conduct a short teach-in concerning Indian problems. Indian crafts are also on display and there are several spots to picnic. People without cars can get to the reserve on special bus.
Picture, 1970
Eskimos and Indians of the North will feel a devastating cultural effect from a satellite television system to begin next year; says Peter Desharats.
Picture, 1970
The three faces of eve: Alert and alive and intelligent are these Indian children of the Amazon jungle and; like their tribal elders; they're friendly and hospitable; particularly when a village visitor bears candy. How long it will last nobody knows but at the moment they're quite content to let photographers snap away. So far they haven't been bothered too much but as tourism grows along the Amazon there's sure sure to be some changes in their way of life-and their happy tolerance.
Picture, 1970
Indians - Canada - Tribes - Metis
Picture, 1970
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