1975, ISBN: 9780919030107

" SUB-TITLE: Canada's Original People and Their Land; A Saga of Neglect, Exploitation, and Conflict. CONTENTS: Introduction 1 The Land (A Century of Unfinished Business) 2 Energy (Our Mos… Altro …

" SUB-TITLE: Canada's Original People and Their Land; A Saga of Neglect, Exploitation, and Conflict. CONTENTS: Introduction 1 The Land (A Century of Unfinished Business) 2 Energy (Our Most Non-Renewable, Non-Returnable Throw-a-Way Product) 3 The Mushroom Society (Paternalism, Colonialism, and the Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development) 4 Beads and Blankets (A Look at Two Modern-Day Settlements in James Bay and Alaska) 5 The Yukon (Together Today for Our Children Tomorrow and a Growing White Backlash) 6 Northern Manitoba (The Saga of How the Manitoba Government and its Crown Corporation Betrayed the Native People) 7 Northwest British Columbia (Where Violence may be the Only Way to Make Things Change) 8 The Northwest Territories (Where Land is More Important than Money) 9 The Churches (From the Paternalism of Yesterday to the Liberation of Today) 10 Alternatives (A Search for New Policies of Northern Development). ABOUT THE AUTHORS: Karmel Taylor McCullum was born and educated at a "widening of the road" near Antigonish, N.S., called Afton. She practiced her first career, nursing, in Pennsylvania, Ontario, and Nova Scotia. Always interested in writing, she published short stories and poetry before collaborating with her husband in This Land Is Not For Sale. Her interest in the North and its peoples and the research for their book and background papers have taken her into the Northwest Territories, Northern Manitoba, Alberta, and Quebec, as well as many other parts of Canada. Hugh McCullum was raised in the Yukon and has been a journalist for most of his adult life with newspapers in Montreal, Toronto, Kingston, and Regina. Most recently, he was editor of Canadian Churchman, a national monthly of the Anglican Church of Canada for the past eight years. His knowledge and love for the North are deep and in the course of his writing, has visited almost every settlement in the Arctic. He has been widely published in Canadian journals."Former First United Church library book with the usual typical markings otherwise a tight and unmarked copy- minor shelf wear., Anglican Book Centre, 1975, 2.5<

1975, ISBN: 9780919030107

" SUB-TITLE: Canada's Original People and Their Land; A Saga of Neglect, Exploitation, and Conflict. CONTENTS: Introduction 1 The Land (A Century of Unfinished Business) 2 Energy (Our Mos… Altro …

" SUB-TITLE: Canada's Original People and Their Land; A Saga of Neglect, Exploitation, and Conflict. CONTENTS: Introduction 1 The Land (A Century of Unfinished Business) 2 Energy (Our Most Non-Renewable, Non-Returnable Throw-a-Way Product) 3 The Mushroom Society (Paternalism, Colonialism, and the Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development) 4 Beads and Blankets (A Look at Two Modern-Day Settlements in James Bay and Alaska) 5 The Yukon (Together Today for Our Children Tomorrow and a Growing White Backlash) 6 Northern Manitoba (The Saga of How the Manitoba Government and its Crown Corporation Betrayed the Native People) 7 Northwest British Columbia (Where Violence may be the Only Way to Make Things Change) 8 The Northwest Territories (Where Land is More Important than Money) 9 The Churches (From the Paternalism of Yesterday to the Liberation of Today) 10 Alternatives (A Search for New Policies of Northern Development). ABOUT THE AUTHORS: Karmel Taylor McCullum was born and educated at a "widening of the road" near Antigonish, N.S., called Afton. She practiced her first career, nursing, in Pennsylvania, Ontario, and Nova Scotia. Always interested in writing, she published short stories and poetry before collaborating with her husband in This Land Is Not For Sale. Her interest in the North and its peoples and the research for their book and background papers has taken her into the Northwest Territories, Northern Manitoba, Alberta, and Quebec, as well as many other parts of Canada. Hugh McCullum was raised in the Yukon and has been a journalist for most of his adult life with newspapers in Montreal, Toronto, Kingston, and Regina. Most recently, he was editor of Canadian Churchman, national monthly of the Anglican Church of Canada for the past eight years. His knowledge and love for the North are deep and in the course of his writing, has visited almost every settlement in the Arctic. He has been widely published in Canadian journals."Other than the name and address on the end page and page 210, this is an unmarked copy. Minor shelf wear on cover., Anglican Book Centre, 1975, 2.5<

ISBN: 0919030106

This land is not for sale Canada's original people and their land A saga of neglect exploitation and conflict by Hugh and Karmel McCullum paperback Anglican Book Centre in very good condi… Altro …

This land is not for sale Canada's original people and their land A saga of neglect exploitation and conflict by Hugh and Karmel McCullum paperback Anglican Book Centre in very good condition.   This land is not for sale Canada's original people and their land A saga of neglect exploitation and conflict by Hugh and Karmel McCullum paperback Anglican Book Centre in very good condition.   Festpreisangebot, [LT: FixedPrice], Bestes Angebot, [LT: BestOffer], Language: English, Book Title: This Land is not for sale, Topic: People, Country/Region of Manufacture: Canada<

ISBN: 0919030106

This land is not for sale: Canadas original people and their land : a saga of neglect, exploitation, and conflict. All of our paper waste is recycled within the UK and turned into corruga… Altro …

This land is not for sale: Canadas original people and their land : a saga of neglect, exploitation, and conflict. All of our paper waste is recycled within the UK and turned into corrugated cardboard. Good, Festpreisangebot, [LT: FixedPrice]<

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