Shallow River of Tears : Canada's Stalled Paths to Reconciliation (PB) Pedagogy with Indigenous interpretations of historical

with Indigenous interpretations of historical events and Indigenous contributions to the history of what is now Canada foregrounded

contains four essays that document the author's struggle against oppression and racism in her law career as a student and later as a law professor

The authors Jim Gilbert and Karin Clark provide teachers and students with a basic introduction to the art of the Northwest Coast as well as an understanding First Nations ethics and philosophy

Until World War II they had never met

Shallow River of Tears : Canada's Stalled Paths to Reconciliation (PB) Pedagogy with Indigenous interpretations of historicalForeword by Malcolm Saulis, Maliseet from Tobique First Nation in New Brunswick. Elder Saulis is an Indigenous Practitioner and Scholar. Andrew R. Basso is an adjunct faculty member at Wilfrid Laurier University. Andrea Perrella is a professor in the Political Science department at Wilfrid Laurier University. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canadas final report marked a new moment in national consciousness: a recognition of Indigenous