Lha yudit’ih (We Always Find a Way) Bringing the Tŝilhqot’in Title Case Home Memoir Colour graph patters are included

Colour graph patters are included

whose leadership helped establish Woodland Cultural Centre's Indigenous Art exhibitions

and why assimilation remained the goal of post-war Canadian Indian policy | even though the war required that it be rationalized in new ways

This is an important contribution to the Canadian understanding of treaties from the perspective from a Cree lawyer

Using historical accounts

Lha yudit’ih (We Always Find a Way) Bringing the Tŝilhqot’in Title Case Home Memoir Colour graph patters are includedChief Roger William of Xeni Gwet'in and Dr. Lorraine Weir Emeritus Professor have collaborated on this volume. Eight years in the making, Lha yuditih (We Always Find a Way) is a community oral history of Tsilhqotin Nation v. British Columbia, the first case in Canada to result in a declaration of Aboriginal Rights and Title to a specific piece of land. Told from the perspective of the Plaintiff, Roger William, joined by fifty Xeni Gwetins, Tilhqotins,