10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SAULTEAUX»
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1
Encyclopedia of Canada's Peoples
In Manitoba, Saulteaux communities include Little Black River, Hole River,
Brokenhead, Roseau River, Berens River, Fort Alexander, Peguis, Little Grand
Rapids, Pauingassi, Sandy Bay, Jackhead, Fairford, Lake Saint Martin, and
Poplar River ...
2
Aboriginal Peoples of Canada: A Short Introduction
In contrast to the Northern Ojibwa, the Saulteaux are aligned historically and
culturally less with Subartic Algonquians than with the Southwestern Ojibwa. In
the past, the Saulteaux had access to reliable sturgeon fisheries, wild rice, large
and ...
3
WESTERN CANADIAN PEOPLE IN THE PAST, 1600-1900: R-Z
1940 FCh Saukamapee see also Sakanakee Saukamapee 1710 CRE/Nip/OPa>
PIK Saukamapee No Tawe 1690 Nip/OPa Saukimas see Sakimes Saul King
1095-28 ISR Sauls, Marcus 1981 SHU/Nes Sauls, Roger 1976 SHU/Nes
Saulteaux ...
4
Saskatchewan First Nations: Lives Past and Present
While working for the College she assisted in developing the Grade Two
Saulteaux Language Curriculum Guides, the Teacher's Manual, and Reading
Readiness Text. That same year she enrolled in Brandon University in the
Education ...
5
A Language of Our Own : The Genesis of Michif, the Mixed ...
Metis Saulteaux My information about Metis Saulteaux (Canadian Ojibwe) and
Indian Saulteaux is both thin and contradictory. In Manitoba, a significant number
of Metis speak Saulteaux as their aboriginal language. Some Saulteaux
speakers ...
Peter Bakker Researcher University of Aarhus, 1997
6
Atlas of Languages of Intercultural Communication in the ...
Metis Saulteaux (Ojibwa) Our information about Metis Saulteaux (Canadian
Ojibwe) as opposed to Indian Saulteaux is both scanty and contradictory. In
Manitoba, a significant number of Metis speak Saulteaux as their aboriginal
language.
Stephen Adolphe Wurm, Peter Mühlhäusler, Darrell T. Tyron, 1996
7
The Subarctic Indians and the Fur Trade, 1680-1860
The Saulteaux had a long history of involvement in the fur trade and probably
encouraged the Beaver to trap and hunt for the traders. The Saulteaux at St.
Mary's included an elderly man and his two sons who had married two sisters of ...
8
White Man's Law: Native People in Nineteenth-century ...
The Saulteaux of Treaty 3 knew that their land was invaluable, both for its mineral
and forest wealth and because Canada needed a route to the west. Ma-we-do-pe
-nais, a Saulteaux from Fort Francis, set out the Indian view: 'All this is our ...
9
Handbook of North American Indians: Subarctic
The Saulteaux ('s6,t6) bands that now occupy the shores and in-flowing rivers of
Lake Winnipeg have moved, since the mid-eighteenth century, from more
easterly lake-forest locations (Bishop 1974:331-335). In doing so, many have
adapted ...
10
Aboriginal Resource Use in Canada: Historical and Legal Aspects
That they were dallying at all suggests they were not completely desperate for
provisions or supplies after what the journal writer claimed was a winter of famine
and scarcity.10 And while the Saulteaux around Pelly may have accumulated ...
Kerry Abel, Jean Friesen, 1991
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SAULTEAUX»
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Saulteaux is used in the context of the following news items.
Community safety officer locates drugs and drug paraphernalia
Someone called just before 3 a.m. and reported that a person had tried to enter her house on Saulteaux First Nation through a window. The person was not ... «The Battlefords News-Optimist, Jul 15»
Students earn trip to Niagara Falls
“There's a saying, no child left behind,” says the director of Saulteaux Heritage School. “But at the same time kids need to know there is a consequence. They've ... «The Battlefords News-Optimist, Jun 15»
They're Sunk: First Nation Declares Emergency as Broken Ferry …
Shoal Lake 40 First Nation is an Ojibwa or Ontario Saulteaux First Nation, according to its website, and belongs to the Grand Council of Treaty 3. While 568 ... «Indian Country Today Media Network, May 15»
Culture and fun for everyone at Saskatoon Cree classes
"I work in the crisis centre and I deal with people from First Nations and people will tell me 'I speak Saulteaux, I speak Cree.'" Nya, who already speaks seven ... «News Talk 650 CKOM, Jan 15»
Victims stabbed, shot at home invasion on Saulteaux First Nation
A home invasion on Saulteaux First Nation north of North Battleford has left one person shot in the back and the other suffering from a stab wound. Battlefords ... «CBC.ca, Jan 15»
Paying to pass: some Sask. First Nations charging fees on roads
Questions about jurisdiction with the Muscowpetung Saulteaux First Nation have turned a trip down a Saskatchewan grid road into an expensive journey. «News Talk 650 CKOM, Dec 14»
In search for missing girl, a community asks: 'Is the map real?'
Police have since ventured to the rugged Saulteaux territory twice, including Tuesday. And while they have not confirmed the map's credibility, they also have ... «The Globe and Mail, Nov 14»
Burntwood River cleanup the result of a three-way partnership
Clint Saulteaux, house manager for the Phoenix house within MAPS says they've collected a lot of debris. “Most of the cleanup are the trees. Dead trees, trees ... «Thompson Citizen, Oct 14»
Some, but not all, First Nations remuneration is available
Saulteaux, Little Pine, Sweetgrass and Mosquito Grizzly Bear Head's Lean Man First Nation have put up that information for 2013-14. The information is for the ... «The Battlefords News-Optimist, Sep 14»
Robert Houle at the Art Gallery of Ontario: a sort of homecoming
They're works by Robert Houle , one of the country's pre-eminent contemporary artists, and quiet isn't his traditional mode. Houle, a Anishnaabe Saulteaux, has ... «Toronto Star, Aug 14»
