The Indian Past and the White Man’s Arrival in Canada
The piece surveys Indian origins across Alaska to Canada, their tribal structure, economies, and ethics, and contrasts them with the impact of European contact. It notes the diversity of cultures, the shift to democratic local self government on reserves, and the devastating effects of trapping, hunting, and land seizure by whites, including the 1763 treaty framework.
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Greece
Egypt
Asia
Alaska
Canada
Bering Strait
North America
T. R. L. Macinnes
Indian Affairs Branch
Canadian Political Science Association
League of the Six Nations
Ontario
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
British Columbia
Alberta
S. H. Middleton
Orpheus
Eurydice
America
H. G. Wells
Mark A Dawber
Home Missions Council
New York
University of Toronto- Yale University
D. C. Scott
Indian Affairs
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Northwest Territories
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Yukon
Prince Edward Island
Dominion
T. A. Crerar
Department of Mines and Resources
John Lubbock
Indian Affairs and health policy in postwar Canada
A 1940s overview outlines the Indian Affairs Branch role in education land and welfare for about 600 bands across 2000 reserves. It notes a $17 million trust fund, 346 schools with 18 805 pupils, and calls for education reform. Health concerns include tuberculosis rates and infant mortality, with engagement in Family Allowances and enfranchisement trends among Indians.
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Indian Affairs
Department of Mines and Resources
Department of National Health and Welfare
Indian Affairs Branch
Montreal Gazette
Medical Service
Canadian Medical Journal
Family Allowances Division
Britain Leads Global Sea Mine Clearance Effort
The vast two year operation to make world shipping safe is nearing completion with 13 nations cooperating. Britain’s Royal Navy carries the largest share in the world effort to free European waters from mines and restore unrestricted shipping by next year, with 146 600 square miles now clear of mines.
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Britain
Royal Navy
First Postwar Arctic Expedition Leaves Britain
The Oxford University Exploration Club sponsors an eight scientist team and film unit for a Jan Mayen Arctic voyage to recover instruments from ten years ago and study cosmic ray data. The expedition aims to produce educational films on Arctic life.
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Britain
Oxford University Exploration Club
Jan Mayen
Greenland
Britain Receives Grant To Boost Sports Grounds
A $9,000 grant from the Ministry of Education supports Britain's Amateur Athletic Association to improve athletics and field sports. Authorities discuss how to address shortages of sports grounds and equipment with free loans of hurdles jumping standards and javelins to clubs youth organizations and schools where needed.
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Britain
Amateur Athletic Association
Ministry of Education
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