Accenting the education policies of the Canadian government, this article discusses the European educational policy of Christianization as a prerequisite to civilization and education. The provincial or local legislature assumed jurisdictional responsibility for Indians until the 1972 Indian Control of Indian Education Policy Statement moved…

Urban and non-urban Indians share many of the same disadvantages in relation to academic learning situations. This paper focuses on those disadvantages due to differences in languages, culture, and learning patterns. (Author/RTS)

The major proposals of the National Indian Brotherhood which were stated in their 1972 policy paper are briefly reviewed. What has already been undertaken in the Quebec Region to meet them and what is planned within the next 5 years are also discussed. (NQ)

This article explores the origins of the Metis people, the Hudson Bay-Northwest rivalry and merger, and its subsequent impact on the Metis emphasizing their periods of progress, prosperity, control and domination. (RTS)

This article analyzed the Canadian government policy concerning Indian land claims, the historical patterns including the Proclamation of 1763, and the nature of Indian treaties. (RTS)