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Restrictions to hunting livelihoods
Albert Ross
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Understanding of Treaties
Harry Michael
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Decision to negotiate
Jacob Bill
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Housing
Jacob Bill
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Indian Agents, Farm Instructors, Police & Wild Game Protection
Jacob Bill
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Land designation / no ownership
Jacob Bill
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Pass System
Jacob Bill
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Promises from the crown
Jacob Bill
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Spirit and Intent of the Treaties
Jacob Bill
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Treaty Annuity Payments
Jacob Bill
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10
Treaty Deliberations
Jacob Bill
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Treaty is a sacred agreement that cannot be broken
Jacob Bill
1590 -
12
Treaty suit/clothing, treaty medal & treaty promises written on leather
Jacob Bill
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13
Reserve Lands
Jacob Bill
1563 -
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Treaty 6 promises; intent and negotiating
Fred Horse
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Treaty
Lawrence Myo
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Living on land & adjusting to outside policy
Albert Ross
598 -
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Loss of status of treaty relationship
Albert Ross
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Restrictions to hunting livelihoods
Albert Ross
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Treaty
Dexter Asapace
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Treaty
Maggie Chamakese
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Railway
AJ Felix
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Treaty
Simpson Naytowhow
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We Have Relations Even to Animals
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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From K to 12 - Writing Cirriculum for Treaties
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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Task of Collecting Understandings for Treaties
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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We Will Always be Indigenous
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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As Children we Lost our Hair at School
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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Teaching Treaties is Mandatory
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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Women Were the Leaders
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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How the Land Changed - Oral Tradition
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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Learning the Connection to Land
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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Government Depended on Clergy for Assurances
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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We Traded Medicines with Neighbouring Nations
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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Today They Have High Skills to Teach With
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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Teaching Treaties in the Classroom
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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Lots of Suffering in Early Days of Treaty
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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We Must Continue to Teach Treaty
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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Efforts Continue With Elders to Preserve Stories
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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Provincial Laws Affecting our Treaty Rights in Living
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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There are Many Written Resources for Teachers
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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Our Children are the Next Generation
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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Values Changed Towards Women
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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I Work with Parents in Family Services
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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Good Relations Must be Used
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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Our Traditional Ways are Part of Treaty
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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Treaty Promises are Forever
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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To Teach the Young in the Language
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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It was the Resources on our Land they Wanted
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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Our Ancestors Voiced Importance of our Ways
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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Children Need Time to Adjust in School
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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Language Groups Involved in Treaties
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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When we Build our Lodges
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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Teaching Medicines - Passing on Knowledge
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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Adhesion in Sounding Lake
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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1876 Fort Pitt Signing & Big Bear
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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Elders Took Part in Treaty Kit
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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We Visited Many Teachers
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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Gathering Living Resources for Treaty Kits
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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Work on the Treaty Kit
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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60
Travelling Through a Storm
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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Treaty Promises Remain Outstanding
Gladys Wapass Greyeyes
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