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    • Message from the Professor
    • Message from the Director of the School of Indigenous and Canadian Studies
    • The 2020 Editorial Board
    • Identity by Commemoration: Banal Nationalism and the Commemoration of Canada’s Involvement in United Nations Peacekeeping (1990-2006)
    • A Political Battle of Reconstruction: A Case Study on the Mississagi Salvation Project
    • The Invention of an Identity: A Comparison of Trudeau’s Multiculturalisms
    • Settling into Innocence: A Settler Colonial Analysis of Inuit Representations in The Globe and Mail (1965)
    • The origin of the Mississaugas of Alderville, Alnwick township
  • Previous Issues
    • Spring 2014, Volume 4
      • About Us – 2014
      • An Exercise in Futility – Reflecting on the Breakdown of Indigenous Identity in Canada Hall
      • Beyond Survival: ‘Stories of Queer Native Survivance’ in Selected Works by Kent Monkman
      • Blinded By the White: First Nations and the Missing Canadian Trade Narrative
      • Fish Stories and Histories: Representations of Cultural Minorities and the Canadian State
      • From “Peaceable Kingdom” to “Warrior Nation”: A comparative analysis of the Liberal and Conservative citizenship study guides
      • Honouring the Memory of our Ancestors; Birch Bark Baskets
      • Indian Act or Acting Indian: The Canadian Museum of History, Colonial Amnesia and Re- Membering Indigenous Identities
      • Industrial Heritage Conservation as Resistance: Environmental History and Post-Industrial Landscapes
      • Message from the 2014 Director of the School of Canadian Studies
      • Message from the 2014 Editorial Board
      • Message from the 2014 Guest Editor
      • Message from the Professor 2014
      • Ottawa: Symbolic Nation and the City
      • Personal narratives and first-person interpretation at the Canadian museum of history
      • The Cultural Appropriation of the Sweat Lodge Ceremony
      • The Nisga’a Treaty’s One Sentence Portrayal in the Canadian Museum of History
      • Uniting Canada One Rail at a Time: Examining the Canadian Pacific Railroad Exhibit at the Canadian Museum of History
      • “Empty Space”: North as abstract and reality in Canada Hall
    • Spring 2015, Volume 5
      • Message from the Professor 2015
      • Message from the Director of the School of Canadian Studies
      • Message from the 2015 Editorial Board
      • Editorial Board 2015
      • Cultural Relativism or Multicultural Appropriation? Linguistic Appropriation of Indigenous Histories.
      • Protest Space: The Changing Demographics of Activism
      • Eroding Canadian Rights and Freedoms; Post 9/11 Canadian Laws and their Effects on Citizens
      • Stolen Sisters: Colonial Roots of Sexual Violence Against Aboriginal Women and Unsympathetic Media Representations toward Their Stories in Contemporary Canada.
      • Coach’s Corner: Don Cherry, hockey and the creation of English Canadian identity in the 20th century
      • Observing the “Inukshuk” at the Vancouver Olympic Games: Cultural Appropriation of An Orientalized Inuit Culture within the Canadian “North”
      • Inclusion and Exclusion: Exploring Indigenous Under-Representation at the Canadian Museum of History
      • An Exploration of Evangéline: Poem, Myth and Pop song
      • Bridging Insecurities: A Post Colonial Analysis of Food Security in the Canadian North
    • Spring 2013, Volume 3
      • About Us
    • Spring 2012, Volume 2
    • Spring 2011, Volume 1
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Welcome!

volume6

Tackling tensions in Canadian identity narratives
Summer 2020, Volume 6

volume5

Disturbing representations: Citizenship, Media and Identities
Spring 2015, Volume 5

volume4

(Re)Negotiating Artifacts of Canadian Narratives of Identity
Spring 2014, Volume 4

volume3

Stains, Stones and Stories : Unsettling Representations of Confederation
Spring 2013, Volume 3

volume2

Belonging in Canada: Questions and Challenges
Spring 2012, Volume 2

volume1

Capital Issues:  Missing Narratives from Canada’s National Capital
Spring 2011, Volume 1

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  • volume6Tackling tensions in Canadian identity narratives

    volume5Disturbing representations: Citizenship, Media and Identities

    volume4(Re)Negotiating Artifacts of Canadian Narratives of Identity

    volume3Stains, Stones and Stories : Unsettling Representations of Confederation

    volume2Belonging in Canada: Questions and Challenges

    volume1Capital Issues: Missing Narratives from Canada’s National Capital

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