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GENERAL ABORIGINAL TOPICS

Kanatiyosh Grey Deer	Fort Frances TimesHarries, Kate. "Suicide claims another life at Pikangikum."Toronto Star. July 24, 2001.
1989	"Ottawa's Assault on First Nation's Education" 1989. Includes pivotal moments in history of post secondary education.
Kanatiyosh Grey Deer	"The Importance of Narratives in Understanding: The Passions & Law" A Haudenosaunee perspective
Thomas, Jacob E. 1991.	"Native People before White Contact" The Jake Thomas Learning Centre. October 1991
Kanatiyosh Grey Deer	"The Importance of Narratives in Understanding: The Passions & Law" A Haudenosaunee perspective
Kanatiyosh Grey Deer	Haudenosaunee Influence on Founding Fathers
Kanatiyosh Grey Deer	"The Importance of:
Kanatiyosh Grey Deer	"RACISM & STEREOTYPING:The Affects On Our Children On Our Future." Onondaga/Mohawk.
Linda Jaine and Louise Halfe	"Traditional Cree Philosophy: Death, Bereavement and Healing" 1989
Johansen, Bruce	"AKWESASNE'S TOXIC TURTLES".Ecocide of Native America: Environmental Destruction of Indian Lands and peopleClear Light Publishers
The Soul of the Indian. 1997.	...
Aaland, Mikkel. 1997.	Native American Sweat Lodge: History of Sweat Lodges
Ryser, Rudolph C. 1995.	"The Legacy of Grand Chief George ManuelCentre for World Indigenous Studies. "Neither Left nor Right, we must find our own path as the Fourth World"
Ceremonial Discussion Committee of Pine Arbor Tribal Town. 1997.	"ABOUT THE SWEAT LODGE and ITS USE" "All things employed in the sweat rite are holy to the Native American and must be thoroughly comprehended ........... for the true power of a thing or an act is found in the understanding." Paraphrased from Bobby Woods, Lakota (Sioux) sweat leader
Griggs, Dr. Richard. 1992.	Background for the Term "Fourth World."Centre for World Indigenous Studies.
Smith, Sheila. 1997.	"Sweat Lodge"
Gabriel, Allen. 1999.	"Living Anishnabe"Centre for World Indigenous Studies. She:kon (Greetings), "I was once asked by a Canadian person, to explain the importance of culture to aboriginal peoples...
Aaland, Mikkel. 1997.	Native American Sweat Lodge: History of Sweat Lodges
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The Soul of the Indian. 1997.	...
Di Gangi, Joseph.	Drumbeat for Mother EarthVideo on toxins and Indigenous Peoples
Grinde, Donald A and Bruce E. Johansen. 1990.	Exemplar of Liberty: Native America and the Evolution of DemocracyProfessor Johansen is also the author of Forgotten Founders
Lyons, Chief Oren. 1992.	Haudenosaunee Faithkeeper. Address to the United Nations Organization opening "The Year of the Indigenous Peoples." December 10, 1992. New York.
Akwesasne Notes, Mohawk Nation	"A Basic Call to Consciousness" The Hau de no sau nee Address to the Western World. Geneva, Switzerland, Autumn 1977.
White lobster	Morris, Chris. 2000 "Celebration replaces confrontation following truce in lobster war" Ottawa Citizen Online. 20/08/00
Social Work	Social Work. Carleton University Calendar 2000 - 2001
Rainy Lake	A sunny day for Rainy Lake: Off-Campus First Nations Social Work Program - a unique partnership between Carleton's School of Social Work and aboriginal communities.
Misconceptions re: First Nations	BAILEY, Sue (2001) "Assembly of First Nations drafts list of misconceptions to educate public" )6/01/01
UN: indigenous rights	(AP) 2000. UN gives go-ahead to permanent body on indigenous peoples' right" Ottawa Citizen Online 23/07/00
Residential schools	(CP) 2000. "Cariboo Anglicans discuss bankruptcy in face of residential school lawsuits" Ottawa Citizen Online. 15/10/00
Land claims	(CP) 2001 "Indian land claims system near collapse, warns co-chair of commission." SASKATOON 03/01/2001
Poverty	(CP) 2000 "Poverty on rise especially in young families, Report" Globe and Mail Online. 19/07/00
Social Inequality	"EXPLORATIONS IN SOCIAL INEQUALITY" : social inequality, social stratification,poverty, welfare, gender stratification, racial stratification, age stratification,social class,homelessness, elites, social mobility, World Systems theory
Mohawk culture	Ten Important Points to Remember About the Haudenosaunee:
Haudenosaunee	Haudenosaunee: People building a long house
Crime and Work	Bernstein, and Ellen Houston. (2000) "Crime and Work: What we can learn from the low-wage labor market" The Economic Policy Institute
Davis Inlet	MACDONALD, MICHAEL. (2001) "Gas sniffing continues as monitors in Davis Inlet fail to show up for work." Ottawa Citizen Online 08/08/01
White lobster	Morris, Chris. 2000 "Celebration replaces confrontation following truce in lobster war" Ottawa Citizen Online. 20/08/00
New Inequality	9 characteristics of the New Inequality in Europe: Before the French Revolution, about 1 in 20 of the French labour force worked for the Court - making wigs, building palaces, gilding statues, or as servants. Is the post-industrial economy a court economy, in which the work of many, exists for the status of a privileged few? The trend is certainly in that direction.
Economic well-being	(CP) (2000) "Americans overall better off than Canadians, but rich-poor gap wider: StatsCan" Ottawa Citizen Online 28/07/00
BURNT CHURCH, N.B.	CP "Tensions expected to rise over native fishing in northern N.B." BURNT CHURCH, N.B. (CP). Ottawa Citizen Online. 08/08/00
GATS - WTO	THORNE, STEPHEN."Trade talks threaten health education, social programs, group warns." Ottawa Citizen Online 14/09/00
Poverty in Canada	Ward, John. (2000) "Poverty rates drop in 1998 to lowest level since 1992: welfare council report" 16/12/00
Canadian Crime rate	Ward, John. "National crime rate falls to lowest level in 20 years" Ottawa Citizen 19/07/00