Stories of Métis Women Tales My Kookum Told Me NBE3E Surviving Canada: Indigenous Peoples Celebrate

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Stories of Métis Women Tales My Kookum Told Me NBE3E Surviving Canada: Indigenous Peoples CelebrateStories of Mtis Women, Tales my Kookum Told Me is an edited collection of stories about culture, history, and nationhood as told by Mtis women. The editors are Marilyn Lizee, Mtis Nation of Alberta, and Bailey Oster., Mtis woman with roots in the Red River Settlement and St. Paul des Mtis. The Mtis are known by many names Otipemisiwak, the people who own ourselves; Bois Brules, Burnt Wood; Apeetogosan, half brother by the Cree; half breed,