Rehabilitation prospects for Canadian Indians and future options
The article notes Indians as natural conservationists and highlights rehabilitation successes in protected areas through crafts, hunting guidance, and modern products. It discusses expansion into native stones, homemaker clubs, and the tension between assimilation and separate culture, suggesting three possible paths including land rights, education, or a blended approach with goodwill.
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Indian Affairs
James Glen
Mines and Resources
Montreal Gazette
Indians Speak to Parliament on Indian Affairs Reform
The article reports broad parliamentary hearings on Indigenous policy with church leaders urging quick action. It highlights statements from Buffalo Child Long Lance and responses from Hereditary Chiefs and Six Nations urging end to permit systems, tax fairness, land control, schooling changes, and more autonomy while affirming loyalty to the Crown.
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Cardinal McGuigan
Toronto
Canada
Anglican
United Churches
St. Regis
Six Nations Confederacy
Cowichan
Six Nations
Bloods
Cape Croker
McLeods
Veterans’ Guard
Parliamentary
Victoria
Indian Affairs
St. Paul's
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Buffalo Child
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Blood Band
Blackfeet Military Academy
West Point
Wilson
Vimy Ridge
Lens
Union of Canada