Our Land : The Maritimes. New preface by G.P. (Gary) Gould Anthology and to a group of

and to a group of friends trying to find their place and make their way in a world that doesn’t want them

the boast of success in reducing the backlog of claims requires closer inspection including the shifting of responsibility to the Specific Claims Tribunal

They are barely out of childhood when they are finally released after years of detention

not like the men in the fields she’s known all her life

Edgar was able to keep Diane and her children trapped in a cycle of violence for years

Our Land : The Maritimes. New preface by G.P. (Gary) Gould Anthology and to a group ofG. P. (Gary) Gould served on the executive of the New Brunswick Association of Mtis and Non Status Indians (now the New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council) for over fifteen years, during which time he participated in the negotiations leading up to the 1982 Constitution Act. He subsequently participated in the Aboriginal Constitutional Conferences and served as chief negotiator for the Native Council of Canada during the Charlottetown Accord