La course de Rose / Rose's Race (FR) Anishinaabe written by an Aboriginal rights

written by an Aboriginal rights lawyer who served as one of the legal counsel for the Musqueam and argued on their behalf all the way to the highest court

Paddling Her Own Canoe by Gerson and Strong-Boag is the earlier companion piece to this present volume and so the editors have not included their extensive bibliography of Johnson's works in this edition

born in the Listuguj Mi'kmaw First Nation

named for the largest of the Coast Salish tribes in the region

economic and political forces that resulted in the current health crisis for Indigenous peoples

La course de Rose / Rose's Race (FR) Anishinaabe written by an Aboriginal rightsLa course de Rose (Rose's Run) by Dawn Dumont of Okanese First Nation in southern Saskatchewan, is the story of Rose Okanese, a mother of two strong willed daughters, who decides it's time to take care of herself and boost her self esteem after losing her job and her musician husband. She has a brilliant idea: to run the annual marathon organized in her reserve, despite the fact that she has not put on running shoes for twenty years. What she does not