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CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION, TELEVISION: KINES FROM PARC, TORONTO

1982-0194

Video

1 of 1

1967-07-26

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

director/producer, Frank Rasler; technical producer, Jack Stoughton; Bob McQuay; script/narration, Shaun Herron; production assistant, Audrey Williams; Craig MacNamara

Documentary on the Métis Jamboree held at Duck Lake, Saskatchewan, with voice-over narration by Shaun Herron. Gathered at the Indian residential school Métis participants discuss the past, present, and future role of native people in Canadian society and the second-class citizenship they feel is accorded them by the government. Comments from: Dr. Howard Adams of the University of Saskatchewan; Father A. Duhaime, principal of the residential school; Frank Howard, MP for Skeena, British Columbia; native woman Mary Ann Lavalee; the Honourable Dave Boldt; Arnold W. Fraser, chief of social programs for the Indian Affairs Branch; and Harold Cardinal, president of the Canadian Indian Youth Council. The camera records various jamboree events including: marching cadets; the Métis parade; Métis dancers and drum bands; and patrons at the local beer parlour. Additional footage includes shots of the national historic site at Batoche and details of the 1885 battle.

BATOCHE , BATTLE OF, 1885~GOVERNMENT RELATIONS~INDIANS OF NORTH AMERICA~METIS~SASKATCHEWAN ~ADAMS, HOWARD~BOLDT, DAVE~CARDINAL, HAROLD~DUHAIME, A.~FRASER, ARNOLD W.~HOWARD, FRANK

English

Open

V1 8210-0028

GAD 0FD547

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