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Let's Talk Treaty!

Let's Talk Treaty!

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 “Let’s Talk Treaty!” is a 15-minute audio program produced by the Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba. The show welcomes a variety of guests that include local community members, students, educators, leaders, scholars, knowledge keepers, and Elders. The program aims to explore various aspects of the Numbered Treaties between First Nations and the Crown, as well as provide First Nation perspectives of the Treaties and oral history shared by First Nation Elders.Copyright 2020 All rights reserved. Social Sciences Spirituality World
Episodes
  • Episode 60: Tim Daniels and Whelan Sutherland of Treaty 1 Development Corp and the former Kapyong Barracks

    Episode 60: Tim Daniels and Whelan Sutherland of Treaty 1 Development Corp and the former Kapyong Barracks
    Jan 7 2021

    Tim Daniels and Whelan Sutherland join Jeremy Daniels to discuss Treaty 1 Development Corporation's plans for developing the Former Kapyong Barracks site. 
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    16 mins
  • Episode 59: Chris Henderson and the Treaty Land Entitlement (Part 2)

    Episode 59: Chris Henderson and the Treaty Land Entitlement (Part 2)
    Jan 7 2021

    Jeremy Daniels welcomes back Executive Director of the Treaty Land Entitlement Committee of Manitoba Chris Henderson for Part II of their discussion on Treaty Land Entitlement (TLE) and the Manitoba Framework Agreement (Part 2).
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    16 mins
  • Episode 58: Chris Henderson and Treaty Land Entitlement (Part 1)

    Episode 58: Chris Henderson and Treaty Land Entitlement (Part 1)
    Jan 7 2021

    Jeremy Daniels welcomes Executive Director of the Treaty Land Entitlement Committee of Manitoba, Chris Henderson, for a discussion on Treaty Land Entitlement (TLE) and the Manitoba Framework Agreement (Part 1 of 2).
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    17 mins
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