Title: One century later :
Authors: Western Canadian Studies Conference,; Getty, Ian A. L.,; Smith, Donald B.
Date: 1978
Publisher: University of British Columbia Press,
Physical description: xvi, 153 p., [8] leaves of plates : ill. ; 23 cm.
Language: English
LC classification: E
Abstract: Proceedings of the 9th Western Canadian Studies conference, 1977.
Contents: Preface / Donald B. Smith and Ian A.L. Getty – 1. Treaty Seven Centennial: celebration or commemoration? / Chief John Snow – Historical – 2. Fur Trade history as an aspect of native history / Arthur J. Ray – 3. One hundred years of Treaty Seven / Hugh A. Dempsey – 4. The native peoples of the prairie provinces in the 1920’s and 1930’s / Stan Cuthand – 5. Andrew Paull and the early history of British Columbian Indian organizations / E. Palmer Patterson II – 6. Displaced red men: the Sioux in Canada / George F.G. Stanley – Contemporary – 7. Prairie Canadians’ organizations towards Indians / Roger Gibbins and J. Rick Ponting – 8. The Canadian Government’s termination policy: from 1969 to the present day / Marie Smallface and Marule – 9. Birth of a Cree-Ojibway style of contemporary art / Selwyn Dewdney – 10. Philosophy and psychology of Native education / Joseph E. Couture – 11. Treaties Six and Seven: the next century / Harold Cardinal – Selected bibliography on the Native Peoples of Western Canada since the “making” of the treaties – Documentary films: a selected list – Notes on contributors.
Subject headings (LCSH): Indians of North America--Canada--Congresses.; Indians of North America--Canada--Government relations--Congresses.