This resource binder contains materials for a simulation in which students take on the roles of individuals debating environmental and social issues concerning the future of South Moresby. Although the characters are fictitious, they represent genuine interest groups as the simulation is loosely based on the real issue. D.C. It also focuses on Reid's description of the 13 creatures who inhabit the canoe, according to Haida mythology. It is only since the 1970s and early 80s that Aboriginal inmates have had their spiritual ceremonies recognized within the penal system. Bobby Woods shares his knowledge with the inmates and talks about self-esteem.
Prisoners share their experiences as they examine their lives.
This remote community strives to understand the tragedy. The resource reviews historical material, presents opinions from Elders and inhabitants, relates personal testimonies to substance abuse, and describes attempts to correct the situation. This resource brings home the deficiencies of the government-inspired system to help treaty Indians and the abuses that Indians on reservations across Canada live with every day of their lives. Cruxton, J. Bradley and Wilson, W. Douglas. This resource provides a political, social, economic, and military history of Canada from the 1860s to the present.