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A New Look at Canadian
Indian Policy: Respect the ...
Until it was amended in the 1980s, the Act granted Indian status to any woman
marrying a status Indian man and withdrew status from any status Indian woman
who married a man lacking such status. Children of these intermarriages
inherited ...
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Indigenous Peoples' Wisdom and Power: Affirming Our ...
Consider how this affects future generations: all the children born of the union
between a status Indian husband and his biologically non-Aboriginal but status
Indian wife were granted status as 'Indians.' However, if a status Indian woman ...
Julian Kunnie, Nomalungelo Ivy Goduka, 2006
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Indian Country[: Essays on Contemporary Native Culture
In contrast nonNative womenwho married Status Indian men became
registeredIndians and borechildren withband numbers. Fourth, newand
dissimilartribal membership policies have emerged in response toa revision in
the 1985 Indian Act ...
Gail Guthrie Valaskakis, 2009
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The Third World: States of Mind and Being
The Census definition of Status Indian was based on individuals' self-
identification of origin. Although the terms "Status" and "Registered" Indian are
frequently used interchangeably, the Census Status Indian population may be
slightly ...
Jim Norwine, Alfonso Gonzalez, 1988
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Poverty: Rights, Social Citizenship, and Legal Activism
... anyone who was a member prior to June 1985, including non-Indian women
who married into the band, but they may develop membership codes with criteria
very different from federal government rules for registration as a status Indian.
Edited by Margot Young, Susan Boyd, Gwen Brodsky, and Shelagh Day, Margot Young, Susan Boyd, 2011
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Indians in Contemporary Society
Government Definitions of Metis In addition to the historical confusion over the
name Metis, it is important to recognize that Canada has many other
designations of native, including: Indian, Status Indian, non- Status Indian, Inuit,
and C-3 1 .
Garrick Alan Bailey, William C. Sturtevant, Smithsonian Institution, 2008
Particularly status, and even more so, non-status Indian women have suffered
from the Act; the impact on their socio-legal position both within Canadian society
at large and within their respective aboriginal communities was far reaching.
René Kuppe, Richard Potz, 1996
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Indian-white Relations in the United States: A Bibliography ...
STATUS/INDIAN. SOVEREIGNTY. l365. Ainsworth, Diane. "Indians on the
Warpath: Can They Still Call Themselves Tribes?" Human Behavior 7 (May l978)
: 36-37. l366. Andrade, Ron. "Are Tribes Too Exclusive?" American Indian
Journal 6 ...
Francis Paul Prucha, 1982
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First Nations: Race, Class and Gender Relations
Thus, Indian leaders have argued that their opposition was not based on sexism
but rather on important political considerations which alfected the entire status
Indian population. In 1985, the federal government passed Bill C-31, which was
An ...
Vic Satzewich, Terry Wotherspoon, 2000
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The Quest for Justice: Aboriginal Peoples and Aboriginal Rights
supposedly informed status Indian leaders assumed that their non- status Indian
brothers and sisters must have done something wrong to find themselves in their
excluded position. Instead of experiencing the 'privilege' of enfranchisement, ...
Menno Boldt, J. Anthony Long, Leroy Little Bear, 1985
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Metis, Non-Status Indians To Learn If Top Court Will Hear Landmark …
OTTAWA - Canada's Metis and non-status Indians will learn Thursday whether the Supreme Court will hear a high-stakes landmark case that could extend the ... «Huffington Post Canada, 11月 14»
Looking for First Nations love: Indigenous dating life 'complex'
I want to have children with a status Indian man, preferably one who is connected ... the Canadian government was issuing Indian status to women who married ... «CBC.ca, 4月 14»
Who qualifies as a 'Status Indian' and what does it mean?
This includes women who lost their status after marrying a man who is not a Status Indian, and children who lost their status due to their mother's marriage. «CTV News, 4月 14»
Métis and non-status Indians defend victory in court
The Federal Court of Appeal is being asked to overturn a historic victory that had granted Métis and non-status Indians the right to be treated as "Indians" under ... «CBC.ca, 10月 13»
Indian status and citizenship both out of reach for desperate Ontario …
Heather Harnois' Canadian Ojibwa ancestry dates back generations but the federal government will not recognize the 25-year-old as a status Indian. Canada ... «Canada.com, 7月 13»
Government to appeal ruling that Métis, other natives are 'Indian'
After more than 13 years of legal wrangling, the court ruled last month that Métis and non-status Indians are indeed “Indians” under a section of the Constitution ... «Globe and Mail, 2月 13»
Métis have long fared better than status Indians, so why do they …
This month's ruling in Federal Court found that Métis, along with non-status Indians, were considered Indians under the law, which places them under federal ... «National Post, 1月 13»
Who are the Métis and non-status Indians?
The ruling by the Federal Court declaring Métis and non-status Indians as “Indians” under the Constitution Act of 1867 carries the potential for dramatic change ... «Globe and Mail, 1月 13»
