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1967-1969 1 2 Text Panels in the Indians of Canada Pavilion, Expo 67, Montreal The Indians of Canada bid you welcome. Walk in our moccasins the trail from our past, Live with us in the here and now. Talk with us by the fire of the days to come. Globe and Mail May 1 1967 p 17 You have stolen our native land, our culture, our soul... The white men fought each other for our land, and we were embroiled in the white men’s war... The Indian on his reserve was a conquered enemy.. The welfare of the Indians was regarded as proper work for retired soldiers, many of whom were kindly and well-intentioned, but treated their charges like amiable backward children... Give us the right to manage our own affairs... The early missionaries thought us pagans, they imposed on us their own stories of God, of heaven and hell, of sin and salvation... But we spoke with God – the great spirit – in our own way. We lived with each other in love and honored the Holy Spirit in all living things... The white man’s school, an alien land for an Indian child... An Indian child begins school by learning a foreign tongue. Dick and Jane in the storybook are strangers to an Indian boy... The sun and the moon mark passing time in the Indian home. At school, minutes are important and we jump to the bell. At the end of the tour, at a campfire: And now, my brother, sit down by the fire. Let us talk about the times which are coming. You have traveled over the long footpaths along which your forefathers trudged ... In a moment we shall take to the trail again. But during this stop, let us search in the flames for visions of the future. 42 • Indian Residential Schools & Reconciliation
1967-1969 3 Chief Dan George: Lament for Canada 4 Native Voice, July 1967 Native Voice, April 1968 Indian Residential Schools & Reconciliation • 43
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