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Where The Bushplanes Flew: A Memoir and History of Life in a Remote Indigenous First Nation
Where The Bushplanes Flew: A Memoir and History of Life in a Remote Indigenous First Nation
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Where The Bush Planes Flew: A Memoir and History of Life in a Remote Indigenous First Nation Paperback – June 25 2023
by Lea Marjatta Springer (Author),
Saul John Williams (Author),
J. Douglas Beardy (Contributor),
Paul Johnup (Contributor),
Gary Kakekayash (Contributor),
Mark Chikane (Contributor)
A memoir of life in the remote north-western Ontario, Canada community known as North Caribou Lake First Nation, based on the author's 10-month stay, richly augmented by co-author and life-long resident, Saul J. Williams, renowned Indigenous artist and other residents who share memories of their youth and history of their people. A unique first-hand account of Indigenous life past and present. 3 Bonus Stories have been added in 2024.
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Reviewed in Canada on June 14, 2024This book captures the spirit of the time with its first hand accounts. I can attest that it is accurate and authentic as I visited those communities regularly during the later time frame of the bookReviewed in Canada on July 6, 2023I very much enjoyed reading this book. The history of this Indigenous First Nation community in Northern Ontario and the personal stories of the people is a must read for everyone. I applaud the resilience of the people for maintaining their cultural heritage while adapting to the modern world.One person found this helpful
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