PPT-The Métis The first settlers in western Canada (Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta)

Metis   The Métis established their own distinct identities based on their history and culture They spoke several languages French English at least one First Nations language and Michif. Ontario, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia have the most substantial German communities in Canada, and even in modern times the German population is about 30% Canada’s Breadbasket. Changing Ways of Life. Throughout the 1800’s European settlers came to the Plains region.. They changed the culture of the indigenous people. Changes came from trade goods . Jamey Allison. Politics. Mr. Watson. What is Western Alienation?. Western Alienation is a phenomenon unique to Canadian politics. It is rooted in the belief that Canadian politics does not serve interests in the Western Provinces such as Alberta, Manitoba, British Columbia and Saskatchewan.. Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan used to be part of the Northwest Territories, until it and Alberta were separated as two separate provinces. The region had been too large to administer, and they couldn’t afford everything the people needed. . Precambrian . Sheild. Is the most stable rock in Canada (is in Northern Canada). Was formed when two continents collided causing volcanoes to erupt and lava to build up. The tops of the mountains were worn down causing those minerals to stay there. • Alberta • A • Alberta’s • Alberta’s • Alberta’s • Alberta • Alberta’s • 15,000 sector. • Forest Version) Ve A part of Canada’s not so peaceful past. Red river rebellion. Conflict in Manitoba. Reasons. Canadian government purchased Rupert’s Land (what is now the western provinces and territories) from the Hudson Bay Company (HBC). The purchase would take effect 1870.. Issues, resistance, rebellion. Let’s fall back a couple of years before confederation: revisiting the metis. Remember that the Metis settlement in Manitoba lived rather peacefully (the last time we talked about it). There were a few British people who moved in and tried to cause some racial ruckus, but it didn’t work, and most of them then left the . And the events that lead up to it…. Who are the Metis?. Translation: “Metis” = “Mixed”. Speak French & Algonquin. Settled the Red River Valley –present-day Winnipeg. Farmers & Bison Hunters. After Seven Oaks, Red River became a peaceful, tight-knit community. In 1821, the population was a roughly even mix between Metis/country-born and European-born settlers (who were mostly Scottish). The Scottish settlers primarily farmed, the Metis supplied pemmican and buffalo robes to the HBC, and the country-born usually held white collar jobs. October 2016. Research Methodology. This province-wide Omnibus survey was designed and conducted by Probe Research via telephone interviews taken between . Sept. 13, 2016 and Sept. 26, 2016 . among a random and representative sampling of . Second Metis Uprising. In the summer of 1869 surveyors arrived and started marking land into squares for settlers.. The problem was, the land that was being surveyed was already claimed by Métis families.. Earl Nowgesic, RN, BScN, MHSc, PhD. Assistant Professor. Interim Director, Waakebiness-Bryce . Institute for Indigenous Health. Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University . of Toronto. Toronto, Ontario. (. S. A. B. S. W. ). . History . The Saskatchewan Association of Black Social Workers (hereinafter SABSW) is a local independent body from the Saskatchewan Association of Social Worker , but the two have a collaborative working relationship. Florence K Mudzongo founded the SABSW on December 7, 2022. Akin to the concerns raised by Black Social workers in other Canadian provinces, the SABSW was created out of the concern of Black social workers and students in the province of Saskatchewan including practicing in isolation, working in hostile conditions, and enormous institutional barriers to professional advancement. Other concerns that led to the formation of SABSW are the current and future of social work profession and education curriculum and how it serves and affect the Black communities in Saskatchewan. At an informal meeting with Marvin .