Swiftly Flowing Waters : A Métis Woman’s Story of Resilience, Reflection and Reclamation Spirituality whose ancestors survived land theft

whose ancestors survived land theft and the denial of their rights as Algonquins

An Ojibwe and English full color storybook that is great for teaching beginner Ojibwe language

Modern treaties such as the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement Act established with the Canadian government

she pretends she doesn't feel the jellyfish stinging her young hands - she's Uncle Mick's little warrior

Swiftly Flowing Waters : A Métis Woman’s Story of Resilience, Reflection and Reclamation Spirituality whose ancestors survived land theftPat Lamondin Skene is a proud citizen of the Mtis Nation of Ontario. Born on the shores of the Magnetawan River in Britt, Ontario, her indigeneity has always been part of who she is: a Mtis descendant of the Solomon and Berger Beaudoin family lines, with deep roots in the fur trade; a woman who achieved success in the corporate world and left it behind to find fulfilment elsewhere; a mother of a beloved daughter and now a grandmother; an award winning