This resource presents 211 primary government documents, reproduced in whole or in part, spanning from 1867 to 1992. Each document has a preamble that briefly describes its historical context and significance. Leading historians and social commentators view these documents as some of the most important in Canadian history because they have greatly impacted on Canada's natural, social, economic, cultural, and political environments. The resource includes a table of contents and an index. This video focuses on Alaska's spirit camps.
Elders share knowledge with others in the community.
In talking circles, Elders share their beliefs about values and respect for the land. Fagan, Margaret and Lloyd, Donald. Within Canadian society, two dominant points of view need to be harmonized. Dynamic Canada presents an excellent argument for the need to learn to live within the ecological constraints of Canada's environment while striving to produce a dynamic society that seeks to maximize the range of human choice and activity. Every chapter begins with either a list of key terms or a series of student activities.