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Speaking our truth : a journey of reconciliation / Monique Gray Smith.
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TextPublisher: [Victoria, British Columbia] : Orca Book Publishers, [2017]Copyright date: 2017Description: 159 pages : illustrations (chiefly colour), colour mapsContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 1459815831
- 9781459815834
- Native peoples -- Canada -- Juvenile literature
- Reconciliation -- Juvenile literature
- Native peoples -- Canada -- Residential schools -- Juvenile literature
- Native peoples -- Canada -- Social conditions -- Juvenile literature
- Native peoples -- Canada -- Government relations -- Juvenile literature
- Indigenous peoples -- Canada -- Juvenile literature
- Residential schools -- Canada -- Juvenile literature
- Indigenous peoples -- Canada -- Social conditions -- Juvenile literature
- Indigenous peoples -- Canada -- Government relations -- Juvenile literature
- Indigenous peoples of North America
- 971.004/97 23
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| J Non-Fiction 900-999 | West Grey Durham Branch Shelves | Fiction | J 971. 004 GRA (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 33321003192920 |
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| J 970.01 LEI -M Who was Leif Erikson? / | J 971. 04 GRE A pioneer story : the daily life of a Canadian family in 1840 / | J 971. 004 CHA The Chinese head tax and anti-Chinese immigration policies in the twentieth century / | J 971. 004 GRA Speaking our truth : a journey of reconciliation / | J 971. 004 HOW The Métis / | J 971. 004 IND Indigenous peoples atlas of Canada : Metis. Volume 4, | J 971. 004 IND Indigenous peoples atlas of Canada. Volume 1, Indigenous Canada. |
Includes bibliographical references, Internet addresses and index.
Looks at ways to heal and repair the relationship between Canada and its Indigenous people which has suffered as a result of both the residential school system and the lack of understanding of the impact of those schools.
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