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Mary Lou Radulovich teaches Indian history at Manitoulin Secondary School; first school in Ontario to teach native language for credit.
Picture, 1972
Manitoulin Island School
Picture, 1972
Indians - Canada - Tribes - Ojibway
Picture, 1973
Indians - Canada - Tribes - Ojibway
Picture, 1973
Indians - Canada - Tribes - Six Nations
Picture, 1973
Indians - Canada - Tribes - Cree
Picture, 1973
Ojibway Schoolgirls Mabel Mandomin (left); 21; in native costume; and Karen Lavallee; 18; work at their costume-making course in Native Indian Centre on Beverley St. Karen is cutting a fringe on deerskin dress. About 50 youngsters; most of them Ojibwa high school girls; take course every Tuesday and Thursday.
Picture, 1973
Thirteen-year-old Michael Thomas reads the Two-Row Wampum Treaty; which is on display at the Iroquois Village near Oshweken. People of the Six Nations Confederacy at Osheweken have been told in an Ontario Supreme Court decision that the system of elected council set up by the federal government in 1924 is invalid. Many feel that the council of hereditary chiefs that the council replaced almost 50 years ago should be returned to power now. This decision has brought fear to both sides that open fueds between supporters of the two systems will be renewed.
Picture, 1973
Diamond; Billy
Picture, 1973
Indian artist Noel Ducharme has a highly personal style. Year's highlight was having painting presented to Queen on her Canadian visit
Picture, 1973
Kenora
Picture, 1973
25 Miles by snowmobile from Rupert House, Quebec, brought Angus Whiskeychan, holding a lynx, to the trapper's camp fo Harry Jolly and his family. The camp overlooks the Broadback River that flows through land that will lose its game when the James Bay project is completed.
Picture, 1974
Indians - Canada - Tribes - Ojibway
Picture, 1974
Once proud hunters; Paraguay's displaced Toba-Maskoy Indians now live in scrapwood shacks and depend on government food shipments.
Picture, 1974
Indians - Canada - Tribes - Ojibway
Picture, 1974
An Indian at Fort George on James Bay uses the windshield of his snowmobile as a travelling billboard. The Indians' hunting grounds in the area are threatened with flooding by the Quebec government's hydro project and Anglican and Roman Catholic clergy are protesting.
Picture, 1974
Indians - Canada - Tribes - Ojibway
Picture, 1974
Meeting with the Band members of the Bonaparte Reserve.
Picture, 1974
Baby Marilyn; 1 1/2; stares from her chair in the kitchen of a cold; untidy shack on the reserve.
Picture, 1974
Armed Indians who took over a Kenora park are a prime example of the breakdown of law and order; reader says below. There is no reason why full force of law shouldn't be brought to bear; he says.
Picture, 1974
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