Tanna's Owl Literacy this collection continues to provide

this collection continues to provide the most comprehensive coverage of Indigenous literatures within Canada available in one volume

‘No Surrender: The Land Remains Indigenous’ is an analysis of the federal government of Canada’s steadfast wedding to the written texts of Treaties

Canada's Other Red Scare shows how important it is to link the local and the global to broaden narratives of resistance in the 1960s

weapons as well as decorative articles

In the chapters that follow religious furnishings and appointments

Tanna's Owl Literacy this collection continues to provideTanna's Owl begins with a greeting from Rachel Qitsualik Tinsley (Inuit Cree), the author and this is the story of an owl brought home by her father after hunting. Sean Qitsualik Tinsley (Scottish Mohawk) is the co author. In the colourfully illustrated images by Yong Ling Kan, Tanna's Owl, tells the story of Tanna feeding and caring for owl with the help of her brothers and sisters. She gives owl the name Ukpik meaning owl in Inuktitut. While Ukpik