Saskatchewan Indian, vol. 10, no. 4 (April 1980)

Saskatchewan Indian, vol. 10, no. 4 (April 1980)

Indigenous peoples--Saskatchewan--Periodicals

Contents:

Radon "Daughters" Causing Problems In Fond Du Lac
Radon Gas and its "Daughter" products were the subject of a meeting April 1st in the northern community of Fond du Lac. The meeting was the result of the discovery of high incidences of the radioactive gas after surveys conducted in 1977.
By: Keith Howell
April 1980

New Programs For Indian Education And Employment Announced In Provincial Budget
By: Neil Reeder
April 1980

Is The Ku Klux Klan Active In Saskatchewan?
By: Neil Reeder
April 1980

"My Reserve Is A Nation"
“I come from the Poundmaker Reserve, ”the 80-year-old member of the Federation of Saskatchewan Indians' senate told university students. “That Poundmaker Reserve is neither Saskatchewan nor Canada,” Senator John Tootoosis said, “It's my nation.”
By: Saskatchewan Indian
April 1980

"Year Of The Child" Workshop Held At Beardy's
By: Ruth Ahenakew
April 1980

Runners To Remind PM Of Indian Treaty Rights
By: Miriam McNab
April 1980

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