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Chartrand offers The "Race" for Recognition: Toward a Policy of Recognition of Aboriginal Peoples in Canada

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It is a story of returning to traditions and culture of his father’s and his people

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kâ-pî-isi-kiskisiyân / The Way I Remember It Business Chartrand offers The "Race" forSolomon Ratt was born on the banks of the Churchill River just north of the community of Stanley Mission. His parents were hunters and fishers who lived off the land, spending their winters on the trapline and summers fishing in La Ronge. Solomon spent the first six winters of his life with his parents, who didnt speak English. They knew the ways of the land, including the traditional stories passed down through generations, which they told to Solomon