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Walking to Shore of Winnipeg river in Minaki, town 40 miles northwest of Kenora, Norma Brant and her son Danny, 3, enjoy spring sun. Mrs. Brant, an In(...)
Walking to Shore of Winnipeg river in Minaki, town 40 miles northwest of Kenora, Norma Brant and her son Danny, 3, enjoy spring sun. Mrs. Brant, an In(...)

Walking to Shore of Winnipeg river in Minaki, town 40 miles northwest of Kenora, Norma Brant and her son Danny, 3, enjoy spring sun. Mrs. Brant, an In(...)

Date5/16/1975
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  • Walking to Shore of Winnipeg river in Minaki, town 40 miles northwest of Kenora, Norma Brant and her son Danny, 3, enjoy spring sun. Mrs. Brant, an In(...)
  • Walking to Shore of Winnipeg river in Minaki; town 40 miles northwest of Kenora; Norma Brant and her son Danny; 3; enjoy spring sun. Mrs. Brant; an Indian; loves Minaki and says it's wonderful place to raise children. Elsewhere; housing for Indians is not so good. The federal government has proposed a five-year; $1.7 billion program to improve it. Bad housing is blamed for high Indian mortality rate and other problems.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Walking to Shore of Winnipeg river in Minaki; town 40 miles northwest of Kenora; Norma Brant and her son Danny; 3; enjoy spring sun. Mrs. Brant; an Indian; loves Minaki and says it's wonderful place to raise children. Elsewhere; housing for Indians is not so good. The federal government has proposed a five-year; $1.7 billion program to improve it. Bad housing is blamed for high Indian mortality rate and other problems.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0024110F
Report of the Select Committee on the Affairs of the Six Nation Indians, in Brant and Haldimand. Printed by order of Parliament.
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