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an agricultural economy for
Indigenous communities. A significant component of the SIAP strategy was education and training courses to integrate both farming techniques and farm business literacy to prospective First Nations farmers." In 1977, SIAP was described as "originally intended to establish 350 individual farm units over the initial 5 year period. However, the thrust of the program is being modified with major emphasis now on the development of large (5-10,000 acre) band owned farms." An article published by the Ag. Rep. in the February 1979 Saskatchewan Indian profiles only four successful band farms, including
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that the organization be looked upon as a federation of bands and that the power reside in the hands of the Chiefs. The union dropped its non-profit status and evolved into the
Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations at the convention of 69 Saskatchewan Indian Chiefs in April 1982 (held the same time as the Canadian Constitution was signed, see Treaties section below). The political convention outlined a governing structure that consisted of the Chiefs-in-Assembly, a Senate, an Elders' Council, an executive council and an Indian Government Commission for the FSIN.
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Studies within the
Faculty of Arts. Other accredited programs were subsequently developed and implemented: Indian Art, Indian Education, Indian Management and Administration, and Indian Social Work Education. All these programs are academically integrated with their respective University of Regina facilities. Ida Wasacase was the first director of the SIFC." Blair Stonechild (Muscowpetung) was the first lecturer. In 1996, 30 years after inception, it remained "the only Indian-controlled, university-level college in the country." In 2003, its name changed to the
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stronger record of publishing, with roughly 168 works in more languages (4), from 1982β1983 to 2015β2016. There have not been a significant number of publications held at libraries, published by the
Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations. There have been publications from committees and task forces, plus the colleges and University, not included under the names listed above. The
264:. These efforts are reported in the Saskatchewan Indian (see Publications below). In April 1982 (the same month the Constitution was signed) the First Nations signed the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations Convention, and agreed to unite in a common front to protect and preserve First Nations' Treaty rights and their political, economic, social and cultural characteristics.
361:" published, dated the same day the Constitution of Canada was signed. It covered the history, law and politics of indigenous efforts to be recognized and included in the process of repatriation and Canada acquiring independence. Articles document efforts to be included in the process, including the work of FSI's Constitution Commission (pre-repatriation efforts).
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SIAP aimed to 'promote interest in the agriculture industry, develop economically viable farm units and to improve the productive capacity of Indian reserve lands.' Alex
Kennedy "envisioned farming and agriculture as ideal initiatives to regain lands leased out to non-Indigenous farmers and carve out
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the first president. In 1933, a group of
Saskatchewan "Treaty #4 First Nations; Pasqua, Piapot, and Muscowpetung," known as the Allied Bands, reorganize to become the Saskatchewan Treaty Protection Association then later, Protective Association for Indians and their Treaties. In 1943, The Association
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Nations University of Canada provides an opportunity for students of all nations to learn in an environment of First Nations cultures and values. The university is a special place of learning where we recognize the spiritual power of knowledge and where
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Government policies ensured that First
Nations farmers found it difficult to farm. With the advent of SIAP (Saskatchewan Indian Agriculture/al Program) governments were passing some control over to indigenous farmers and "...SIAP offered opportunities for Aboriginal peoples to learn about and gain
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Nations leaders gathered in Fort Qu'Appelle once again, and reviewed the constitution of the union, replacing it with a new organization that more fairly represented the First Nations reality, the Federation of Saskatchewan Indians, and organized as a non-profit. It was decided
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Federation of Saskatchewan Indians clearly shows a time frame for their publications, based on items held at various libraries. Roughly 84 works from 1970 to 1985 are recorded, published in one language. The Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations Identity record clearly shows a
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The Saskatchewan Indian Federated College, proposed in 1971 and an eventual spin-off of the Saskatchewan Indian Cultural College, was established in 1976 and immediately federated with the University of Regina in May of that same year. "Initially, it offered a Bachelor of Arts Program in Indian
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In 1989 the FSIN and the Government of Canada agreed to "create an independent and impartial office which, at that time, would serve to research and provide recommendations on the issues of treaty land entitlement and education for First Nations in Saskatchewan," called the Office of the Treaty
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in 1946, amalgamating provincial groups to become the Union of Saskatchewan Indians with John Tootoosis as president. The union was created with the merger of at least two other groups, the Protective Association for the Indians and their Treaties, and the Association of Saskatchewan Indians,
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Then "the Premier of Saskatchewan, T.C. Douglas became involved. Premier Douglas was concerned about the plight of First Nations people in Saskatchewan. He was interested in helping to unite the three major First Nations organizations in the province." Chiefs and leaders gathered in
293:(SICC) in 2016. It was established as a teaching institution to strengthen and support the overall First Nations education and cultural awareness of First Nations People. It was the first First Nations controlled educational institution serving at the provincial level.
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Founded as the Saskatchewan Indian Community College in 1976, apparently as an off-shoot of the Federated College with a focus on adult education programs, and awarding certificates and diplomas in various technological and vocational fields, SICC's name changed to
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SIAP offered courses in the agricultural sector, sometimes through or at the premises of the Saskatchewan Indian Cultural College and/or the Saskatchewan Indian Federated College and/or at the Saskatchewan Indian Community College.
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SIAP set up the Saskatchewan Indian Loan Company (SILCO) to make agricultural loans to First Nations farmers. It later amalgamated with the Saskatchewan Indian Equity Company as did Inpro West Investment Corporation (INPRO), in
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to the FSIN include, in 1919, the establishment of the Indian League of Canada or League of Indians of Canada, based in Ontario, that led to the league holding an annual congress in Saskatchewan, in 1921, at the
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Commissioner (1991?-1996). This office's mandate was expanded and the term extended for another five years (1997β2002) which then stretched to ten years. This
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2628:"The CCF Government and the Formation of the Union of Saskatchewan Indians"
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Chaput, John (September 14, 2005). "GWEN CRANE, NATIVE ELDER 1930-2005".
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Knight, Harvey (September 1982). "Indian government - 400 years later".
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Ironstar, Martha (June 1981). "Ken Thomas discusses S.I.A.P. policy".
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2928:. University of Regina: University of Regina. pp. 56, 69β70.
2901:. Saskatchewan Agricultural Graduates Association: 1. March 2008.
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3188:"Saskatchewan Indian Farmers Reflect Their Successes Of 1980/81"
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Wuttunee, Deana (March 1981). "Agricultural students honored".
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In July 1979 the Saskatchewan Indian produced an issue titled
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First Nations Farming in Saskatchewan: Native Studies Thirty
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Saskatchewan Indian Agricultural Program (SIAP) - 4H Program
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Editorial Board (July 1979). "The Constitutional Journey".
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Saskatoon: Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations, 1987.
104:"FSIN" redirects here. The term may also refer to Russia's
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Tribal College Journal of American Indian Higher Education
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and tools are available to assist in formatting, such as
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Principles of Indian Government, 1975 and/or 1977 .
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2525:Saskatchewan First Nations: Lives Past and Present
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559:20 kilometres North of Broadview, off highway #1
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2551:21 Things you may not know about The Indian Act
193:Saskatchewan Indian Agricultural Program (SIAP)
3378:Cardinal, Harold; Hildebrandt, Walter (2000).
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3384:. University of Calgary Press. pp. vii.
3014:. Canada. Department of Indian Affairs. 1977.
331:holds a number of items, searchable in their
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208:Department of Indian and Northern Development
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35:, which are uninformative and vulnerable to
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377:NΔhiyaw nikamona: songs in Cree and English
50:and maintains a consistent citation style.
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3758:Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations
2968:Kennedy, Delvin (SeptemberβOctober 1980).
2940:"[Gerald McMaster c.v. from CCCA]"
2553:. Indigenous Relations Press. p. 72.
680:6 square km + 12,200 acres purchased land
113:Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations
4575:Indigenous rights organizations in Canada
3733:, Saskatchewan Indian v30n2 (Spring 2000)
3316:(Thesis). University of British Columbia.
859:Mosquito Grizzly Bear's Head First Nation
382:Ahenakew, Freda, and Shirley M. Fredeen.
121:Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations
92:Learn how and when to remove this message
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1845:Peter Ballantyne Cree First Nation
1725:Cumberland House Cree First Nation
1701:Black Lake Denesuline First Nation
1533:Clearwater River Dene First Nation
505:List of Saskatchewan First Nations
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299:First Nations University of Canada
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3596:Canadian Journal of Communication
2522:Thompson, Christian, ed. (2004).
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2888:"Honorary Life Member - Diploma"
2814:"Training Key to Farm Success".
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1821:Montreal Lake Cree First Nation
202:Department of Agriculture, the
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1197:Young Chippewayan First Nation
46:to ensure the article remains
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4570:First Nations in Saskatchewan
4410:Yorkton Tribal Administration
3794:First Nations in Saskatchewan
3310:Sommerville, Melanie (2019).
3261:"10th Annual Indian 4-H camp"
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2013:Muskeg Lake Cree First Nation
1389:Standing Buffalo First Nation
690:Multi-Community: Reserves at
533:Carry the Kettle First Nation
451:Albert Bellegarde (1978β1979)
419:List of presidents and chiefs
407:The Chiefs Assembly honoured
3970:Agency Chiefs Tribal Council
3123:Bland, Sue (July 29, 2013).
3098:Thomas, Ken (May 10, 1993).
2490:. CBC News. December 9, 2011
1941:Wahpetan Dakota First Nation
979:Whitecap Dakota First Nation
810:Poundmaker Cree First Nation
498:Bobby Cameron (2015βpresent)
488:Perry Bellegarde (2012β2014)
436:Wilfred Bellegarde (1964β66)
324:Worldcat Identities database
272:remains in existence today.
106:Federal Penitentiary Service
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3485:Crum, Steven (2015-02-23).
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475:Lawrence Joseph (2006β2009)
409:Gwendolyn Lucy O'Soup Crane
384:Our language, our survival.
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3104:kinanΔskomitin: Our Legacy
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2157:Kahkewistahaw First Nation
1917:Sturgeon Lake First Nation
1677:Opawakoscikan First Nation
1653:Waterhen Lake First Nation
1557:English River First Nation
1485:Buffalo River First Nation
1461:Birch Narrows First Nation
1437:Wood Mountain First Nation
935:George Gordon First Nation
635:150 km east of Regina
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2262:3,520 (approx. 1,400 O/R)
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1245:Muscowpetung First Nation
1149:Red Pheasant First Nation
1053:Pelican Lake First Nation
1004:Yellow Quill First Nation
686:Lac la Ronge First Nation
577:Fishing Lake First Nation
478:Guy Lonechild (2009β2011)
472:Alphonse Bird (2003β2006)
318:Selection of publications
149:Thunderchild First Nation
119:), formerly known as the
4515:Not federally recognized
4315:Saskatoon Tribal Council
3058:(8): 39β40. August 1981.
2181:Keeseekoose First Nation
1797:James Smith First Nation
1605:Island Lake First Nation
1581:Flying Dust First Nation
1341:Peepeekisis First Nation
1101:Ahtahkakoop First Nation
957:Muskowekwan First Nation
834:Little Pine First Nation
653:Kawacatoose First Nation
549:15 km x 13 km
463:Blaine Favel (1994β1998)
460:Roland Crowe (1986β1994)
433:David Knight (1961β1964)
3291:www.aboriginalaccess.ca
3194:. 11: 43β44. July 1981.
3039:: 14β15. February 1979.
2277:Big Island First Nation
2109:White Bear First Nation
2085:Ochapowace First Nation
1989:Mistawasis First Nation
1893:Shoal Lake First Nation
1509:Canoe Lake First Nation
1173:Sweetgrass First Nation
565:Cree, Salteaux, English
187:
157:Poundmaker First Nation
3811:Ethnolinguistic groups
3691:"Gwen Crane: Obituary"
2755:Nickels, Bret (2003).
2727:Carter, Sarah (1980).
2416:Saulteaux First Nation
2345:Onion Lake Cree Nation
2301:Chacachas First Nation
2229:Ocean Man First Nation
2061:One Arrow First Nation
1869:Red Earth First Nation
1077:Witchekan First Nation
1029:Big River First Nation
884:Lucky Man First Nation
616:3106 (1100 on reserve)
262:Constitution of Canada
4549:MΓ©tis in Saskatchewan
4466:Beardy's and Okemasis
3878:Blackfoot Confederacy
2822:(5): 27β28. May 1981.
2584:"SICC History | SICC"
2037:Muskoday First Nation
1269:Nekaneet First Nation
1125:Moosomin First Nation
913:Day Star First Nation
869:1243 (644 on reserve)
819:1281 (505 on reserve)
746:2020 (580 on reserve)
562:3526 (712 on reserve)
555:Cowesses First Nation
276:Education and society
3743:http://www.fsin.com/
3718:The Globe & Mail
3590:Demay, JoΓ«l (1991).
3265:Shellbrook Chronicle
3211:The Western Producer
2796:: CS1 maint: year (
2714:The Western Producer
2549:Joseph, Bob (2018).
2395:10 km north of
1293:Okanese First Nation
761:Sakimay First Nation
610:, 125 km NE of
543:Nakota (Assiniboine)
413:The Key First Nation
3958:Tribal councils and
3871:Historical polities
3630:Saskatchewan Indian
3611:Saskatchewan Indian
3458:Alberta Native News
3267:. September 7, 1983
3241:. November 23, 1990
3192:Saskatchewan Indian
3170:Saskatchewan Indian
3151:Saskatchewan Indian
3052:Saskatchewan Indian
3050:"Meeting halfway".
3033:Saskatchewan Indian
2974:Saskatchewan Indian
2816:Saskatchewan Indian
2650:Saskatchewan Indian
1365:Piapot First Nation
1317:Pasqua First Nation
732:Piapot First Nation
571:8 miles x 12 miles
341:Saskatchewan Indian
2681:Bateman, Rebecca.
1008:267 km NE of
945:Cree and Saulteaux
774:Nakawe (Saulteaux)
755:6 miles x 5 miles
619:Cree and Saulteaux
238:Grey Owl Marketing
224:Tom Longboat Award
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3898:Numbered Treaties
3697:. August 12, 2005
3645:Missing or empty
3434:teaching.usask.ca
3359:teaching.usask.ca
3129:Poached Egg Woman
2862:"Harold Greyeyes"
2462:
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2133:Cote First Nation
1023:5,926.4 hectares
838:53 km NW of
804:2,246.1 hectares
791:Qu'Appelle Valley
765:100 km E of
742:Qu'Appelle Valley
736:50 km NE of
700:Grandmother's Bay
375:Ahenakew, Freda.
333:library catalogue
255:numbered treaties
133:Numbered Treaties
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