Keeper'n Me Clothing and learners are not expected

and learners are not expected to know all in this course

From their base of operations in a fort made out of an old school bus

this book acts as a call for all Canadians to make reconciliation and decolonization a priority

with whom they had been historically confused

Leech (Skelton-Clark Post-Doctoral Fellow

Keeper'n Me Clothing and learners are not expectedKeeper'n Me has been reissued in this 2006 reprint. Ojibwe newspaper columnist, Richard Wagamese weaves a fascinating story about an Ojibwe man who was taken by Children's Aid as a child and after a series of foster homes finally escapes. Unfortunately his freedom is curtailed when life on the streets results in jail time. To his good fortune his Ojibwe family locates him and he returns to the reserve. The homecoming is at times humourous, poignant