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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."

Session at "Tandi: Symposium on Native Peoples" held at the University of Waterloo. Harold Cardinal addresses the gathering in a university lecture hall. The symposium was presented by Conrad Grebel College, the University's Federation of Students and Mennonite Central Committee (Canada). A report in Canadian Mennonite noted that in addition to local students, Indigenous students from other universities, as well as Dene and Haudenosaunee participants and civil servants were in attendance.

Indigenous leader and author Harold Cardinal. Used in CM 18-5-6.

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.

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.

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."

Negative also. Harry Cook, Chief of Bloodvein Indian River Band, with his wife and children. See CM 17-32-1 re. different photo of him & re-election as chief. He attended mission conferences in southern Manitoba. Smaller photo on contact sheet 14.4292.

Isaac Beaulieu, chair of the Manitoba Indian brotherhood, speaks to delegates at the Conference of Mennonites in Canada session in Saskatchewan. He told delegates that Indigenous peoples are offended by the word "missions." Cropped for use in the CM 17-28-1.

Four generations on the Beardy reserve in Duck Lake, Sask. Taken outdoors, the great-grandfather sits and holds his great-grandson, who is about two years old. His daughter and granddaughter stand behind him. See also 1994-14.2142 and 2143.

Close up of the young boy (2 years old?) in the four generation photo in 1994-14.2141? The siding of a house is in the bkgd. & he is standing with a woman wearing a black sweater.

A couple at the Beardy's First Nation at Duck Lake sit in front of their house. Possibly the same man as in the four generation photo of 1994-14.2141? The log house is partially covered with plaster.

An Indigenous woman and her four children, possibly Ojibwe, are on the steps of a building, possibly a chapel on the Bloodvein First Nation.

A young Indigenous woman in a fur-edged hood and richly embroidered coat

Young woman in ceremonial dress outside a government building. Used in CM "Indian Bulletin" April 22, 1969, p.1.

Infor. on back: "Bloodvein Chief Harry Cook and principal Egon Enns examine the official school opening program. The new four-room elementary school serves a community of 330 Saulteaux.