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Correspondence and supporting teaching material re. Native Canadian land claims, Oka Crisis for Toronto Board of Education
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2012-037/001(02)
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ca. 1990 (Creation)
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1 folder of textual material
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(1930-2017)
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File consists of correspondence from the Toronto Board of Education and the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops; and photocopied newspaper clippings discussing the Oka Crisis.
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The Oka Crisis, also known as the Kanesatake Resistance, was a 78 day stand off (11 July-26 September 1990) between Kanyen'kehà:ka (Mohawk) protesters, Quebec police, the RCMP and the Canadian Army. It took place in the community of Kanestake, near the town of Oka, Quebec. The resistance began by a proposed expansion of a golf course and development of townhouses on disputed land in Kanesatake that included a Kanyen'kehà:ka burial ground.
Originally in a box labelled “Native Studies.”
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2023/02/09 E. Thomas. Creation.
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- English