Tag: History
Native People’s Caravan, 50th anniversary
September 30th marks 50 years since the Native People’s Caravan arrived at Parliament Hill. The anniversary may not be widely recognized, but the memory is important to keep alive.
Iced In Black: Canadian Black Experiences on Film — ARCHIVE —
Archive of Black Canadian film festival from 2001-2003 that started in Waterloo and spread to 9 cities across Canada.
International (Working) Women’s Day – Pamphlet of IWD socialist origins
Double-sided, folded pamphlet (2-page PDF) with archival quotes from 1910-1920, plus illustrations.
Sacred Waterfalls Site in Ottawa – Annotated Resource Guide
After leading two walking tours of the Sacred Site at ‘Chaudière Falls’ in Ottawa, it was suggested – and I…
Algonquin land claim: Interview with Russ Diabo
Interview with policy analyst and advisor with the Algonquin Nation Secretariat, Russell Diabo, on the ongoing Algonquin land claim for…
PODCAST: History of the Ottawa River Watershed – Peter Di Gangi, Algonquin Nation Secretariat
78 minute audio recording of talk by Research and Policy Director of the Algonquin Nation Secretariat, Peter Di Gangi, presented…
Pam Palmater on Murdered & Missing Indigenous Women & Girls in Canada
VIDEOS: 12-min interview and 73-min talk with Pam Palmater discussing root causes / historical context, the current situation and public…
Film Review: The Inmates Are Running The Asylum
Film Review: The Inmates Are Running the Asylum By Greg Macdougall Set in the time of mass de-institutionalization of…
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