Saskatchewan Indian, vol. 11, no. 1 & 2 (January/February 1981)

Saskatchewan Indian, vol. 11, no. 1 & 2 (January/February 1981)

Indigenous peoples--Saskatchewan--Periodicals

Contents:

Saskatchewan: Granary Of The World
The province of Saskatchewan is almost rectangular in shape and has a total area of 654,420 square kilometres (251,700 square miles), 81,946.8 (approximately 31,518) of which are covered by fresh water.
By: Saskatchewan Indian
January/ February 1981

Fourth Russell Tribunal: On The Rights Of The Indians Of The Americas
The Fourth Russell Tribunal took place in Rotterdam, Holland between November 24 and 30, 1980. This Tribunal is under the direction of the Russell Foundation, which is a private organization. It is not a formal court of law, but does operate like one.
By: Clem Chartier
January/ February 1981

Sixth Annual Pow-Wow
The Saskatoon Sixth Annual Intertribal Pow-wow was launched at the Saskatoon Centennial Auditorium, December 27, and featured intertribal dancing, ethnic performances, special performances, the increasingly popular round dances and a full blown "pizzazzy" banquet.
By: Deanna Wuttunee
January/ February 1981

A New Institute For Saskatchewan's Native Peoples
"The Association should establish a Metis Cultural College for Native People which it would control and through which it would administer and carry out education and research programs in the communities."
By: Saskatchewan Indian
January/ February 1981

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