The CompleteIndian News收藏,1954- 1982年

This complete digital collection of the Indian News 1954-1982 was a collaborative effort. University of Winnipeg student Felicia Sinclair read, analyzed and digitized the Indian News as a 2012 Summer Intern with the Manitoba First Nations – Centre for Aboriginal Health Summer Internship Program. Sinclair also edited the text of the documents so that the entire collection is searchable. The project was supervised by Dr. Mary Jane Logan McCallum, Department of History at the University of Winnipeg. University of Winnipeg Interlibrary Loan staff Heather Mathieson and Lynne Schultz helped to obtain issues from the University of Waterloo Library, the Canadian Museum of Civilization Library, University of British Columbia Library, Saskatchewan Legislative Library, and Mount Allison University Library. University of Winnipeg Librarian and Head of Scholarly Communication Michael Hohner, Librarian and Head Copyright Officer John Tooth and University Archivist Gabrielle Prefontaine worked to make the content available.

This digitized collection of the Indian News consists of reproductions of official works published by the Government of Canada and has not been produced in affiliation with, or with the endorsement of the Government of Canada. We acknowledge the source of this work as:

Newspaper: Indian News / Indian and Inuit Affairs Program
© Government of Canada. Reproduced with the permission of the Minister of Public Works and Government Services Canada (2012)
Source: Library and Archives Canada/Indian news/Vol. 1-23, 1954-82/AMICUS 43585
ISSN: 0019-6029
英文和法语的文字
1954年8月至1982年6月出版
Number of Volumes: 23
Number of Issues: 174
数字文件大小:4.7 GB

在1954年至1982年期间,印度事务部发表了一本名为《印度新闻》的出版物,该出版物旨在在加拿大的第一民族人民中分发。印度新闻起源于季度出版物,并最终成为每月的出版物,涵盖了与加拿大原住民及其社区有关的一系列主题和问题。

The variance of content contained within the Indian News is vast. The contents of this publication included articles of community and economic development, cultural heritage, education, community events, health reports, and human interest pieces. Announcements pertaining to governmental policy changes in relation to Canadian First Nations people and reports on political movements and ventures of Canadian First Nations people were also included in this publication. The overall purpose of the Indian News appears to have been two-fold: to encourage assimilation through education and economic development and to foster confidence in the Canadian government by demonstrating its vested interest in First Nations affairs.

印度新闻在历史上具有重要意义,因为它捕捉了原住民与加拿大政府之间在发生巨大变化时期的深刻复杂关系。对本出版物内容的分析揭示了这种复杂关系的参数,从土著主权的表达到清除殖民控制的尝试。在阅读印度新闻时,考虑出版商的主观性很重要;该出版物促进了各个层面的融合,因此代表了一个独特的联邦观点。加拿大原住民及其维持主权的努力在本出版物的内容中常常不准确。尽管如此,这个历史来源捕捉了从1950年代到1980年代初的原住民社会,政治和文化历史的重要方面,我们希望将提醒加拿大土著人民的广泛历史经验。

Note: Indian News is freely available to use for personal or public non-commercial use in print or audio visual formats. When using the material, please provide full bibliographic information and cite the source as the Library and Archives of Canada.

Felicia Sinclair和Mary Jane Logan McCallum-温尼伯,2013年

This digitized collection of the Indian News consists of reproductions of official works published by the Government of Canada and has not been produced in affiliation with, or with the endorsement of the Government of Canada. We acknowledge the source of this work as:
Newspaper: Indian News / Indian and Inuit Affairs Program
© Government of Canada. Reproduced with the permission of the Minister of Public Works and Government Services Canada (2012)
Source: Library and Archives Canada/Indian news/Vol. 1-23, 1954-82/AMICUS 43585
ISSN: 0019-6029
英文和法语的文字
1954年8月至1982年6月出版
Number of Volumes: 23
Number of Issues: 174
数字文件大小:4.7 GB

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