Economic Aspects of the Indigenous Experience in Canada, 2nd edition
About This Book
Introduction Origins & Identities: Before there was Canada, there was Turtle Island – home to the first peoples of North America. Algonquin (al-gon-kwin) and Iroquoian (eer-ah-koy-an) peoples tell the story of a Sky woman falling toward the sea but finding refuge on Turtle, and of a humble creature like Muskrat diving to the bottom of the sea to find the soil needed to build her a home on Turtle’s back. Today we recognize three groups indigenous (in-dih-jen-us) to Canada, descended from the firs
| Category | business |
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| Subject | Economics, Indigenous peoples, Economics of specific sectors |
| Year | 2023 |
| Authors | |
| Chapters | 13 |
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| Institution | Queen's University |
| License | Creative Commons - Attribution - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ |
Chapters
- Economies prior to the late 20th Century
- Economies prior to the late 20th Century
- Economies prior to the late 20th Century
- The Modern Treaty Era
- The Modern Treaty Era
- The Modern Treaty Era
- The Modern Treaty Era
- The Modern Treaty Era
- The Modern Treaty Era
- The Modern Treaty Era
- The Modern Treaty Era
- The Modern Treaty Era
- The Modern Treaty Era