Stolen Words Land Rights The 364-page book published by

The 364-page book published by UBC Press recounts the history of lacrosse in Indigenous communities from the 1860s to the 1990s

In this work the contributors use the Prairies as a context to understand settler colonialism and Indigenous resurgence through discussions with individuals and institutions to ground the work in an Indigenous perspective

Chantal Fiola teaches Native Studies at the University of Manitoba

This expanded edition features an additional chapter on the Métis as well as updates regarding comprehensive claims and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission

Stolen Words Land Rights The 364-page book published byStolen Words by author Melanie Florence and published by Second Story Press is a primary level picture book that explains language loss among First Nations residential school survivors and their descendants. Told through the eyes of a child and her grandfather, the book captures the close and caring relationship between generations as the girl learns about residential schools and language loss. Grandfather lost his Cree language when he was taken from