The Littlest Sled Dog Photography This highly accessible look at

This highly accessible look at First Nations precontact and early contact history from the archaeological perspective includes a First Nation viewpoint in the essay by Kris Nahrgang from Kawartha Nishnawbe First Nation

Niezen illustrates the ways Indigenous peoples worldwide are identifying and acting upon new opportunities to further their rights and identities

Prairie Rising: Indigenous Youth

a Toronto youth gang exit program

Norman Fleury provides the Michif text

The Littlest Sled Dog Photography This highly accessible look atThe Littlest Sled Dog is the recent book by Inuit storyteller Michael Kusugak about the imaginative dreams of a little terrier dog who lives with her mother in a kennel. The little dog is told stories about dogs around the world and is enchanted by the tales of a St. Bernard rescuing a lost skier, a golden retriever fetching a duck killed by a hunter, or the sled dogs of the Far North pulling sleds while their masters holler, mush. The little dog