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The angry drumbeat from Canada's native people will be heard for decades to come
The angry drumbeat from Canada's native people will be heard for decades to come

The angry drumbeat from Canada's native people will be heard for decades to come

Date10/29/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: The angry drumbeat from Canada's native people will be heard for decades to come.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0023981F
Elijah Harper, in white shirt, joined other native leaders in a traditional drum ceremony at Res 90, an economic development conference for Canada's natives
Elijah Harper, in white shirt, joined other native leaders in a traditional drum ceremony at Res 90, an economic development conference for Canada's natives
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Native Youngster, swinging in the winter, illustrates combination of old ways and new which already characterizes Canada's North
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A poster featuring an illustration of a woman with thread.
Benefit concert for Native People
1977
Metis Rosemarie Moffitt has submitted a report to the Ontario government on the deprivations of her people, non-status native Indians
Metis Rosemarie Moffitt has submitted a report to the Ontario government on the deprivations of her people, non-status native Indians
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Six Nations Reserve stages gala pow wow: Justine Smoke, 5, of the Six Nations Reserve shows off her finery at the Grand River Champion of Champions pow wow on the weekend, which drew native dancers from across Canada and the United States, who vied for prize money totaling $16,000.
Six Nations Reserve stages gala pow wow: Justine Smoke, 5, of the Six Nations Reserve shows off her finery at the Grand River Champion of Champions pow wow on the weekend, which drew native dancers from across Canada and the United States, who vied for prize money totaling $16,000.
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Ojibway Schoolgirls Mabel Mandomin (left), 21, in native costume, and Karen Lavallee, 18, work at their costume-making course in Native Indian Centre (...)
Ojibway Schoolgirls Mabel Mandomin (left), 21, in native costume, and Karen Lavallee, 18, work at their costume-making course in Native Indian Centre (...)
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Native children: U.N. is investigating treatment of Canadian natives
Native children: U.N. is investigating treatment of Canadian natives
6/21/1976
Native fighters
Native fighters
10/12/1990
Sad stories: Sergeant Robert Crawford, Metro Toronto Police's first native liaison officer, said Canadian Indians have been drawn to the big lights of Metro
Sad stories: Sergeant Robert Crawford, Metro Toronto Police's first native liaison officer, said Canadian Indians have been drawn to the big lights of Metro
9/26/1989
Some observations on the situation, disposition, and character of the Indian natives of this continent
Some observations on the situation, disposition, and character of the Indian natives of this continent
1774
An older native woman plucks a duck near Kingfisher Lake
An older native woman plucks a duck near Kingfisher Lake
10/7/1990