No Place for Fairness: Indigenous Land Rights and Policy in the Bear Island Case and Beyond Smudging collaboration between institutions and First

collaboration between institutions and First Nations

The colour paintings by artist Judy Hilgemann capture the joy and sportsmanship of the game as it is embraced by entire communities

the novel chronicles the drama of daily lives overshadowed by the clash of cultures and worldviews

the rise of a 2SQ resistance camp

No Place for Fairness: Indigenous Land Rights and Policy in the Bear Island Case and Beyond Smudging collaboration between institutions and FirstNo Place for Fairness: Indigenous Land Rights and Policy in the Bear Island Case and Beyond by Metis historian David T. McNab captures the essence of the historical background of the land rights issue for Bear Island and the Temagami Blockade of 1988. He covers the history of the early lands negotiations from 1763 1850; government and British Imperial civilization policy and First Nations; stories of Teme Augama Anishnabi lands and the Huron Robinson