Bent Back Tongue Saulteaux and Métis families

and Métis families

"Historian René Fumoleau has delved into church and government sources to afford a clear picture of the negotiations for the treaties beginning in 1870 and their aftermath up to 1939

and is accompanied by sidebars on Cree language and culture

Ireland didn't have the potato

discusses how history and knowledge of Indigenous-settler conflict over land take the form of confidential reports prepared for court challenges

Bent Back Tongue Saulteaux and Métis familiesGarry Gottfriedson is from Kamloops, BC. He is strongly rooted in his Secwpemc (Shuswap) cultural teachings. In his latest collection, Secwpemc rancher and renowned poet Garry Gottfriedson explores the fraught mechanics of contemporary masculinity, politics and love. Bent Back Tongue is a raw examination of love, identity, politics, masculinity, and vulnerability. Through sharp honesty and revealing satire, Gottfriedson delves into Canadian