The Sarcee Indians of Alberta

The Sarcee Indians of AlbertaThe Sarcee Indians of Alberta, Jenness, Diamond, National Museum of Canada, Diamond Jenness, Anthropology, Sarcee, Tsuut'ina, First Nations, Indigenous, Alberta, Sun Dance, box 7 National Museum of Canada Bulletin No. 90, Anthropological Series No. 23. Diamond Jenness (1886 1969) was a Canadian anthropologist who studied Inuit and First Nations groups and worked at the National Museum of Canada for more than 20 years. In this volume, Jenness recounts

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This volume contains a history of the village of Leipzig and the surrounding school districts of Aroma Lake

Conducted in the wake of three similar deaths of First Nations individuals in the province in the early 2000s

the report summarizes SaskPower’s current operations

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Canadian Museum of History) established the Mercury Series to publish scholarship related to the Museum’s divisions