Bad Medicine : A Judge's Struggle For Justice In A First Nations Community

Bad Medicine : A Judge's Struggle For Justice In A First Nations CommunityBad Medicine : A Judge's Struggle For Justice In A First Nations Community, John Reilly A personal account by a Western Canadian judge examining the operation of the legal and justice systems within a First Nations community. Drawing on his own judicial experience, Reilly discusses criminal sentencing, incarceration, and the broader legal and political structures affecting Indigenous peoples, including the Indian Act and band governance. The book

The University of Saskatchewan : A Personal History

The first speakers discuss methods for gathering information from local residents

The Journal Of Duncan M'Gillivray Of The North West Company At Fort George On The Saskatchewan

The second half of the volume contains family histories by seasonal and year-round residents

The volume is largely built from personal memories contributed by local residents and is complemented by an extensive section of family histories

Particular attention is given to University of Saskatchewan president Walter C

attending church functions

Roman Catholic

but the book’s “Updates” page lists events occurring as recently as 1985

including relations with Inuit residents

Gail Krawetz

5 cm (9 x 12 in) book contains photos