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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
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
Indians - Canada - Tribes - Ojibway
Picture, 1973
Indians - Canada - Tribes - Cree
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
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
Members of the choir at Fort George; Quebec; will lose their priest on July 1 and the Anglican diocese of Moosonee has no replacement because of a shortage of priests. The loss is an additional blow to the 1;500 parishioners whose way of life is already threatened by the James Bay hydro-electric project.
Picture, 1974
A cree woman follows the service in her prayerbook in the Anglican Church at Fort George; Queec.
Picture, 1974
Walking to Shore of Winnipeg river in Minaki; town 40 miles northwest of Kenora; Norma Brant and her son Danny; 3; enjoy spring sun. Mrs. Brant; an Indian; loves Minaki and says it's wonderful place to raise children. Elsewhere; housing for Indians is not so good. The federal government has proposed a five-year; $1.7 billion program to improve it. Bad housing is blamed for high Indian mortality rate and other problems.
Picture, 1975
Grandmother Marie Williamson; 70; paddles off on a fishing expedition with her 7-year-old grand-daughter; Christine. They live on the Rat Portage reserve on the north shore of Lake of the woods.
Picture, 1975
Indians - Canada - Tribes - Ojibway
Picture, 1975
Indians - Canada - Tribes - Ojibway
Picture, 1975
Indians - Canada - Tribes - Ojibway
Picture, 1975
Indians - Canada - Tribes - Ojibway
Picture, 1975
Indians - Canada - Tribes - Ojibway
Picture, 1975
The dogs of Fort hope have not inherited the skills of old like pulling sleds.
Picture, 1976
Ginger Okeese, children need few toys
Picture, 1976
Canada - Ontario - Fort Hope
Picture, 1976
Alec Okeese
Picture, 1976
Alex Atlookan putting a 90 lbs piece of Moose meat into his storage shed.
Picture, 1976
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