Saskatchewan Indian, vol. 3, no. 10 (October 1972)

Saskatchewan Indian, vol. 3, no. 10 (October 1972)

Indigenous peoples--Saskatchewan--Periodicals

Contents:

Executive Re-Elected: Kennedy And Langan By Acclamation; Chief Ahenakew By An Overwhelming Majority
By: FSIN
October 1972

Commission Required For Civil Service
By: FSIN
The National Indian Brotherhood plans to talk to the public service commission of Canada about the way Indian Affairs civil servants gobble up money required for Indian opportunity programs.
October 1972

Treaties Broken Unlawfully
By: FSIN
On October 13, 1972, Walter Gordon, the Treaty Rights Research worker, held a workshop on Cote Reserve at the Badgerville band office. He received some reaction from some elderly people who made statements of the methods used to force the Indians to give up some of their lands.
October 1972

Poundmaker Honoured
By: FSIN
The unveiling of a plaque commemorating Chief Poundmaker was held at the Cut Knife Battlefield on the Poundmaker Reserve, October 13, 1972, by his grandson Jimmy Poundmaker.
October 1972

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