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Unidentified monument

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Item ID number:: 3256808
Date:: between 1949 and 1959
Source:: Private

Unidentified monument. Credit: Vancouver Sun/Library and Archives Canada/PA-172192 Restrictions on use: nil Copyright: Vancouver Sun

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Gathered for fun and games are Linda Sampson, left, and Kathy Wallace who listen appreciatively while Dennis Gabriel strums the guitar

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Item ID number:: 5383570
Date:: [ca. 1963]
Source:: Government
Reference:: R216, RG10, Box number: 3678

Gathered for fun and games are Linda Sampson, left, and Kathy Wallace who listen appreciatively while Dennis Gabriel strums the guitar

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[First Nations fisherman ordained in B.C.]. Original title: Indian fisherman ordained in B.C

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Item ID number:: 5383633
Date:: [ca. 1959]
Source:: Government
Reference:: R216, RG10, Box number: 3679

[First Nations fisherman ordained in BC]. Original Indian fisherman ordained in BC. Title assigned by Library and Archives Canada

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[Alfred Scow, 33, is the first Indigenous person to become a lawyer in British Columbia after graduating from the University of British Columbia]. Original title: Alfred Scow, 33, is the first Indian ... [View full title] to become a lawyer in British Columbia after graduating from the University of British Columbia

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Item ID number:: 5383614
Date:: 1 June 1961
Source:: Government
Reference:: R216, RG10, Box number: 3679

[Alfred Scow, 33, is the first Indigenous person to become a lawyer in British Columbia after graduating from the University of British Columbia]

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[Happily settled in Vancouver, Mrs. Robert Cantryn, president of Coqualeetza Fellowship, helps First Nations people who come to Vancouver. Her husband is a member of the organization but their year-ol ... [View full title] d daughter, Roberta, is a little young yet for this privilege]. Original title: Happily settled in Vancouver, Mrs. Robert Cantryn, president of Coqualeetza Fellowship, helps Indian people who come to Vancouver. Her husband is a member of the organization but their year-old daughter, Roberta, is a little young yet for this privilege

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Item ID number:: 5383572
Date:: 12 January 1960
Source:: Government
Reference:: R216, RG10, Box number: 3678

[Happily settled in Vancouver, Mrs. Robert Cantryn, president of Coqualeetza Fellowship, helps First Nations people who come to Vancouver

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[Boy holding a "The Vancouver Sun" soccer trophy]

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Item ID number:: 5383559
Date:: [between 1900-1976]
Source:: Government
Reference:: R216, RG10, Box number: 3678

[Boy holding a "The Vancouver Sun" soccer trophy]. Title assigned by Library and Archives Canada. Credit: The Vancouver Sun / Library and Archives Canada

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[Preparation for city life is given to newly arrived First Nations people from the interior of British Columbia. Mrs. Coates, (centre) points to an interesting item in one of the city papers]. Origina ... [View full title] l title: Preparation for city life is given to newly arrived Indians from the interior of British Columbia. Mrs. Coates, (centre) points to an interesting item in one of the city papers

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Item ID number:: 5383569
Date:: [ca. 1968]
Source:: Government
Reference:: R216, RG10, Box number: 3678

[Preparation for city life is given to newly arrived First Nations people from the interior of British Columbia. Mrs. Coates, (centre) points to an

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[Gary Nahanee, 11, (left), Billy Paul, 13, and Terry Baker, 14, make up the first all-Indigenous school boy safety patrol in British Columbia]. Original title: Gary Nahanee, 11, (left), Billy Paul, 13 ... [View full title] , and Terry Baker, 14, make up the first all-Indian school boy safety patrol in British Columbia

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Item ID number:: 5383578
Date:: 22 September 1958
Source:: Government
Reference:: R216, RG10, Box number: 3678

[Gary Nahanee, 11, (left), Billy Paul, 13, and Terry Baker, 14, make up the first all-Indigenous school boy safety patrol in British Columbia]

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[Model GyaaGang (monumental poles) made from argillite, a shale-like substance found in the Queen Charlotte Islands (now Haida Gwaii), are examined by James Garner, acting curator of the anthropology ... [View full title] museum at the University of British Columbia]. Original title: Miniature totem poles made from argillite, a shale-like substance found in the Queen Charlotte Islands, are examined by James Garner, acting curator of the anthropology museum at the University of British Columbia

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Item ID number:: 5383561
Date:: [ca. 1960]
Source:: Government
Reference:: R216, RG10, Box number: 3678

[Model GyaaGang (monumental poles) made from argillite, a shale-like substance found in the Queen Charlotte Islands (now Haida Gwaii), are examined by James

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Two students hold aloft head of "King Lion" preparing for traditional Chinese Lion's Dance for the Fall Fair at International House, University of British Columbia

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Item ID number:: 3366097
Date:: Oct. 29, 1960
Source:: Government
Reference:: RG53, Box number: T-3468

Two students hold aloft head of "King Lion" preparing for traditional Chinese Lion's Dance for the Fall Fair at International House, University of British

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[These Indian girls were some of the candidates for the Miss Totem Princess Beauty Contest, held on April 14 in Exhibition Gardens during the 12th annual all-Indigenous boxing tournament]. Original ti ... [View full title] tle: These Indian girls were some of the candidates for the Miss Totem Princess Beauty Contest, held on April 14 in Exhibition Gardens during the 12th annual all-Indian boxing tournament

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Item ID number:: 5383554
Date:: April 1962
Source:: Government
Reference:: R216, RG10, Box number: 3678

[These Indian girls were some of the candidates for the Miss Totem Princess Beauty Contest, held on April 14 in Exhibition Gardens during the 12th annual

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At the Squamish Indian Potlatch in North Vancouver two Potlatch Princesses were elected. Left is Irene Pierce, of Port Hammond and right is Lillian Rivers of the Mission Reserve

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Item ID number:: 4341210
Date:: [between 1950-1960]
Source:: Government
Reference:: R216, RG10, Box number: 3679

At the Squamish Indian Potlatch in North Vancouver two Potlatch Princesses were elected. Left is Irene Pierce, of Port Hammond and right is Lillian Rivers

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[Man carving small figurines, including a gyaaGang (model monumental poles)]

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Item ID number:: 5383560
Date:: [between 1900-1976]
Source:: Government
Reference:: R216, RG10, Box number: 3678

[Man carving small figurines, including a gyaaGang (model monumental poles)]. Title assigned by Library and Archives Canada. Credit: Unknown photographer

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Miss Gloria Cranmer, only woman counsellor in Canada for the John Howard Society, interviews a 'client' at her desk in Vancouver

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Item ID number:: 5383703
Date:: [between 1900-1976]
Source:: Government
Reference:: R216, RG10, Box number: 3679

Miss Gloria Cranmer, only woman counsellor in Canada for the John Howard Society, interviews a 'client' at her desk in Vancouver

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