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This file contains a booklet titled "Transcript of Presentation: The Historical Relationship Between The Canadian Justice System and Aboriginal People" by Associate Chief Judge Murray Sinclair to the Aboriginal Justice Learning Network Constituency Group Meeting Elder-Policy Makers Academics in Aylmer, Quebec on April 16-18, 1997. The booklet describes details on Murray Sinclair's life and the Chiefs views on the historical relationship between the Canadian Justice System and Indigenous Peoples.

Simpson, Leo
File · 1973
Part of Dr. Penny Petrone fonds

This file contains a newspaper clipping from The Globe and Mail which features a review of "The Peacock Papers" by Leo Simpson titled "A little more form please" and written by Peter Buitenhuis.

File · 1985
Part of Dr. Penny Petrone fonds

Photocopy and of biographical sketch of Mary Simon, in English and Inuit. A typed version of previous biographical sketch included, dated August 1985. Photocopy of presentation speech for Arctic Policy Conference at McGill University by Mary Simon titled "The Role of Inuit in International Affairs". Dated September 19th-21st, 1985. Newspaper clipping titled "New leader of Inuit has paid her dues" by Matthew Fisher of the Globe and Mail. Photocopy of presentation speech for Aboriginal Business Women's National Workshop in Winnipeg by Mary Simon titled "Prospects for future economic development". Dated January 11th-13th, 1985. The Fall 1995 edition of the quarterly periodical Dreamcatcher. Maclean magazines article on Mary Simon, dated December 23rd, 1996.

File · 2005
Part of Dr. Derek Burney fonds

Letters of congratulations to Burney for Simon Reisman Lecture given at Carleton University. Copy of article titled "A Time for Courage and Conviction in Foreign Policy", "Adrift in the world: Canada's global influence has been undermined by a government that fails to appreciate the role of the foreign service", "Foreign Policy- More Coherence, Less Pretense".

Silverheels, Jay (Mohawk)

This file contains a newspaper newspaper clippings announcing the death of Jay Silverheels titled "Pal of Lone Ranger dies" This file also contains a photocopy of a newspaper article titled "Six Nations' Indian Star." The article discusses how Jay Silverheels started his career and how he landed the role of Tonto in "The Lone Ranger" film and TV series. Jay Silverheels was a Canadian Mohawk Indigenous person born on the Six Nation Reservation.