Proceedings of the Fort Chipewyan and Fort Vermilion Bicentennial Conference
Published on 1. January 1990
Book
Paperback/Softback
336 pages
978-0-919058-76-7 (ISBN)
Description
Focuses on the aboriginal beginnings, histories, present conditions, and future prospects of the regions, touching on prehistory and early contact, the fur trade, farming, the evolving role of government, economic development, and the quality of community life. Introductions by: R. Geoffrey Ironside and Patricia A. McCormack; Father Lucien Casterman; Pearl Newman; Ross Wein; and J.S. O'Neill. Papers by: Jennifer S.H. Brown; Morris Zaslow; Michael Asch; Milt Wright; John W. Ives; Fridolin Marcel; Benjamine Marcel; James M. Parker; Marc Stevenson; Heinz W. Pysczyk; Martin P.R. Magne; Theresa A. Ferguson; C.S. MacKinnon; Shirlee Anne Smith; Michael Forsman; Charles Marten; W.A. Tracy; Evelyn Hansen; Barbara Angel; Ron Henriet; Alan Hamdon; Frank Ladouceur; Ken East; W.A. Fuller; Sydney Sharpe; Joyce Paul; Bob Gainer; Earle Waugh; Archie Cyprien; Patricia A. McCormack; Richard T. Price; Rita Marten; Ron Henriet; Eugene Dextrase; Fred Didzena; Fred Dumont; Alan Wahlstrom; Jerome Slavik; Eleanor Wein and J. Henderson Sabry; Carl Granath; EdwinWard; Andrew J. Haden and R.G. Ironside; Jake Wiebe; Bill Neufeld; Maureen Clarke; Frank Ladouceur; Leigh Noton; John D.
Godrey; Charles Hobart; Henry T. Lewis; Father Lucien Casterman; Maureen Clarke; Theres Tuccaro; R.J. Carney; Deanna L. Hampel; Abram Janzen; Noreen McAteer; Sister Delia Bourque; Pat Marcel; Roy Vermillion; Elsie Granath; Maureen Clarke; Elsi Yanik; Jean-Guy Goulet; Patrick Moore; Pearl Newman; Patricia A. McCormack; Dale Idiens; Bryce S. Wilson; Eung-Do Cook; Robert J. Carney; Theresa A. Ferguson; R.G. Ironside; Patricia A. McCormack; Theresa A. Ferguson; Milton Freeman; and R.G. Ironside
Godrey; Charles Hobart; Henry T. Lewis; Father Lucien Casterman; Maureen Clarke; Theres Tuccaro; R.J. Carney; Deanna L. Hampel; Abram Janzen; Noreen McAteer; Sister Delia Bourque; Pat Marcel; Roy Vermillion; Elsie Granath; Maureen Clarke; Elsi Yanik; Jean-Guy Goulet; Patrick Moore; Pearl Newman; Patricia A. McCormack; Dale Idiens; Bryce S. Wilson; Eung-Do Cook; Robert J. Carney; Theresa A. Ferguson; R.G. Ironside; Patricia A. McCormack; Theresa A. Ferguson; Milton Freeman; and R.G. Ironside
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Language
English
Place of publication
Edmonton
Canada
Publishing group
University of Alberta Press
Product notice
Paperback (trade)
Dimensions
Height: 279 mm
Width: 210 mm
Thickness: 19 mm
Weight
864 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-919058-76-7 (9780919058767)
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Dr. Patricia A. McCormack is the Chair and Curator of Ethnology, Provincial Museum of Alberta. She first went to Fort Chipewyan in 1968, and for the past 21 years she has visited the community and undertaken ethnohistoric studies of the region. Her Ph.D. thesis focused on the transformation of land uses and impacts on Native residents as Canadian and provincial governments expanded their regulatory activities in the region. Most recently, she developed Northwind Dreaming, a major exhibit and catalogue about Fort Chipewyan at the Provincial Museum of Alberta to commemorate its bicentennial anniversary.
R.G. Ironside is a Professor at the Department of geography, University of Alberta. He, in addition to serving as conference chair, teaches in the Department of Geography, where he is advising Andrew Haden.
R.G. Ironside is a Professor at the Department of geography, University of Alberta. He, in addition to serving as conference chair, teaches in the Department of Geography, where he is advising Andrew Haden.