A woman walking along a stoney shore with a piece of art
A young woman is walking along the stoney shore of a lake carrying a large piece of Indigenous art. Notation on the back: MR, 4 col. 11A - possibly indicating this photograph was for use in the Mennonite Reporter. Stamp on back of photo reads "Information Canada, Ottawa."
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Used in CM 18-47-4. Caption: "A Wood Cree Indian Child from Northern Ont. Her future, which will stress her cultural heritage, is being placed back in the good hands of her own people."
Clemson, D.
Participants in the Mennonite Pioneer Mission language program
Used in CM 18-33-1. Eleven of the participants in the MPM language program sit around a table at CMBC. They spent two weeks learning the Saulteaux language. Participants named in CM article: Henry Neufeld, Elna Neufeld, Patrick Hamilton, Charles Fiero, Peter Hiebert, Neill von Gunten, Edith von Gunten, Victor Funk, Norma Funk, Jake Neufeld, Wanda Neufeld, Menno Wiebe.
Regehr, Rudy A., 1930-1997
Indigenous leader and author Harold Cardinal. Used in CM 18-5-6.
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Students on an archeological dig of a Neutral Nation site
Used in CM 18-21-1. Students from WLU, School of Religion are digging on a farmstead in Waterloo county "in an effort to unearth an old Neutral Indian village." The farm, near Blair was owned at the time by Blake Moyer.
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An Indigenous chief of the Brazilian jungle. Confined to shrinking territories and harrassed by land-greedy speculators, his tribe may not survive to the end of this century. Used in CM 18-16-1; related article in CM 17-39-3.
Heinemann
Missionary houses at Bloodvein
Negative also. Used in CM "Indian Bulletin" April 22, 1969, p.19. "Compound" of the MPM at the Bloodvein Reserve. Houses of the MPM missionaries. Smaller photo also (18x12.5). C.f. CM 11-24-9.
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Johnny Yesno, an Ojibwe man, broadcasts over CBC Radio
Used in CM "Indian Bulletin" April 22, 1969, p.21. Johnny Yesno, an Ojibwe man, broadcasts over CBC Radio on the Saturday program "Indian Magazine," a "national forum for the opinions of Indians, Metis and Eskimos."
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Indigenous children in Manitoba
Two children with an outboard motor