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From the Canadian perspective, define “treaty person”
In the Canadian context, the phrase “We are all treaty people” is a foundational concept in Indigenous relations, reconciliation, and Canadian history. A “treaty person” is not a legal status reserved strictly for First Nations individuals; rather, every person living in Canada—whether Indigenous or non-Indigenous—is considered a treaty person. The term carries several key meanings…
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Networked Information: the first 50 Years
Oct. 4, 1957 First satellite launched Launched by the Soviet Union, Sputnik 1 was designed with 5 specific goals in mind: achieve political and psychological dominance; collect measurements about the upper atmosphere of Earth; analyze how radio waves travel through the ionosphere; and test pressurized thermal systems. This event precipitated the Space Race between the…
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