Arctic Justice : On Trial For Murder, Pond Inlet, 1923

Arctic Justice : On Trial For Murder, Pond Inlet, 1923Arctic Justice : On Trial For Murder, Pond Inlet 1923, Shelagh D. Grant Account of the 1923 Pond Inlet murder trial of Nuqallaq and two other Inuit following the death of fur trader Robert Janes in the Eastern Arctic. Drawing upon archival sources and Inuit oral testimony, the volume examines the collision of Inuit customary law and Canadian criminal justice, while also discussing questions of Arctic sovereignty, RCMP activity, and social conditions

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and agrarian economy of these settlements

The Humboldt & District Museum & Gallery have captured the rich history of Humboldt and the surrounding area from 1878 to 2005

who recounts his harrowing experiences as one of the 150

Wildflowers Across The Prairies

Felton Grove

An early-learning resource that blends language instruction with cultural connection

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The majority of the many brief essays focus on community institutions - businesses

and historical change

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and cultural encounters—and the traders’ role in opening the territory up to wider knowledge