Social Studies 30 Bibliography

Social Studies 30:

A Bibliography of Resources

May 2016

Stewart Resources Centre

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Stewart Resources Centre Social Studies 30 : A Bibliography of Resources 2016 1

*Annotations have been excerpted and/or adapted from descriptions provided by the publishers. Please note: Videos recommended for this curriculum are available on ROVER. Please go to this site: https://rover.edonline.sk.ca/ . For additional video resources, also check out the CBC and NFB collections linked to the ROVER site. 170 B879 Brown, Marvin T. The ethical process : an approach to disagreements and controversial issues Toronto, ON: Prentice Hall, 2003. Subjects: Ethics. Decision making—Moral and ethical aspects—Study and teaching. Notes: Law 30. Social Studies 10. History 10. History 20. Social Studies 20. Social Studies 30. 170 E84 Ethical issues : perspectives for Canadians Peterborough, ON: Broadview Press, 1997. Subjects: Social problems. Ethics. Social ethics. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30. Social Studies 30. 300.71 B218 Banks, James A. Teaching strategies for the social studies : decision-making and citizen action New York, NY: Longman, 1999. Subjects: Social sciences—Study and teaching. 300.71 T794 Wright, Ian (Ed.) Trends and issues in Canadian social studies Vancouver, BC: Pacific Educational Press, 1997. Subjects: Social sciences—Study and teaching—Canada. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Social Studies Middle Level. 301 C212 Bain, Colin M. (Ed.) Canadian society : a changing tapestry. Teacher's resource Don Mills, ON: Oxford University Press, 1995. Subjects: Canada—Social conditions—1971- . Sociology—Study and teaching (Secondary). Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. 301 C212 Bain, Colin M. (Ed.) Canadian society: a changing tapestry Subjects: Canada—Social conditions—1971- . Sociology. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30.


301.072071 C998 Czerny, Michael Getting started on social analysis in Canada Toronto, ON: Between the Lines, 1994. Subjects: Canada—Social conditions. Sociology—Research—Canada. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. 302.230971 C734 Communications in Canadian society Scarborough, ON: Nelson Canada, 1995. Subjects: Mass media—Canada—Influence. Mass media—Social aspects—Canada. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. Media Studies 20. 304.2 C329 Cartwright, Fraser On the threshold : analysing Canadian and world issues Toronto, ON: Gage Learning, 2002. Subjects: Human geography. Notes: History 20. Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. 304.6021 F293 Saskatchewan and Aboriginal Peoples in the 21st century : social, economic and political changes and challenges Regina, SK: PrintWest Publishing, 1997. Subjects: Saskatchewan—Population—Statistics. Native Peoples—Saskatchewan—Statistics. 305.40971 C212 Prentice, Alison L. (Ed.) Canadian women : a history Toronto, ON: Harcourt Brace, 1996. Subjects: Women—Canada—Social conditions. Women—Canada—History. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 305.40971 C775 Coomber, Jan Women : changing Canada Don Mills, ON: Oxford University Press Canada, 1997. Subjects: Women—Canada. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. Native Studies 30. 305.800971 B791 Boyko, John Last steps to freedom : the evolution of Canadian racism Winnipeg, MB: J. Gordon Shillingford Publishing, 1998. Subjects: Racism—Canada—History.


Summary: This book traces the experiences of Chinese, Ukrainian, Jewish, Japanese, Black, and Native Canadians. In each case, early activities and contributions by groups and individuals are explored. Figures mysteriously absent from our history books such as Viola Desmond, Big Bear, Ivan Pylipiw, and others are celebrated. The systemic racism against which they struggled is explained. 305.800971 F599 Fleras, Augie Multiculturalism in Canada : the challenge of diversity Scarborough, ON: Nelson Canada, 1992. Subjects: Multiculturalism—Canada. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. 305.897 Y61 York, Geoffrey The dispossessed : life and death in Native Canada Toronto, ON: Lester & Orpen Dennys, 1989. Subjects: Indians of North America—Canada—Claims. Indians of North America—Canada—Reservations. Indians of North America—Canada—Social conditions. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Native Studies 30. Social Studies 30. 306.08 B954 Burger, Julian The Gaia atlas of First Peoples : a future for the Indigenous world New York, NY: Anchor Books, 1990. Subjects: Native races. Indians, Treatment of. Indians—Social life and customs. Notes: Native Studies Grade 11. Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30. 306.0971 B247 Bardswich, Miriam; Campbell, Gerry Popular culture Oakville, ON: Rubicon Education Inc., 2003. Subjects: Popular culture—Canada—Juvenile literature. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. 320.03 B366 Bealey, Frank The Blackwell dictionary of political science : a user's guide to its terms Oxford, UK: Blackwell Publishers, 1999. Subjects: Political Science—Dictionaries. Notes: Law 30. Social Studies 10. History 10. Social Studies 20. History 20. Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. 320.471 B894 Brune, Nick Canadian by conviction : asserting our citizenship


Vancouver, BC: Gage Educational Pub., 2000. Subjects: Law—Canada. Citizenship—Canada. Civics, Canadian. Notes: History 10. Law 30. Social Studies 10. Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. 320.471 C212 Ruypers, John (Ed.) Canada in the contemporary world Toronto, ON: Emond Montgomery, 2007. Subjects: Civics, Canadian—Textbooks. Canada—Foreign relations. Canada—Politics and government. Summary: With a focus on Canada today, this resource could stimulate lively discussions on citizenship and what it means, democracy and governance in Canada, the role of Canada in the global community, and our country’s challenges and opportunities. Features in the text include guiding questions for each chapter, a skills toolkit, discussion points, and a study hall. Notes: Social Studies grade 8 (2009). Social Studies 10. Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. 320.471 F732 Forsey, Eugene A. How Canadians govern themselves Ottawa, ON: Library of Parliament. Public Information Office, 2012. Subjects: Federal government—Canada. Canada—Constitutional history. Canada—Politics and government. Federal-provincial relations—Canada. Summary: The latest edition of this resource continues to offer an examination of the Parliamentary system of government in Canada. The origins of our government, the daily work of parliamentarians, the constitution, the judicial system, and the levels of government are just a few of the topics described in a concise format. Notes: Social Studies grade 8 (2009). Social Studies Grade 10. 320.471 J83 Joseph, Thomas W. Essentials of Canadian politics and government Toronto, ON: Prentice Hall, 2001. Subjects: Canada—Politics and government. Notes: Law 30. Social Studies 10. History 10. Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. 320.471 R985 Ruypers, John Canadian civics Toronto, ON: Emond Montgomery, 2005. Subjects: Civics, Canadian—Textbooks. Citizenship—Canada. Summary: This resource examines Canadian citizenship. Each chapter opens with a description of what students will learn throughout the chapter. In addition, there is a key question or overarching inquiry question that helps students focus on the chapter content. Other features in the student text include a civics toolkit, “Did You Know?” boxes, a summary of major concepts in the unit, and a connection to primary and original sources. Notes: Social Studies grade 8 (2009). Social Studies 10. Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30.


320.471 S627 Skeoch, Alan Civics : participating in a democratic society Toronto, ON: McGraw-Hill, 2000. Subjects: Citizenship—Canada. Notes: Canadian Studies 30. Social Studies Middle Level—Grades 7-9. 320.471 T588 Tindal, C. R. A citizen’s guide to government Toronto, ON: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 2005. Subjects: Canada—Politics and government. Notes: Social Studies Middle (gr. 8, citizenship). Social Studies 10. History 10. Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. 320.971 B289 Bartlett, Donald Towards tomorrow : Canada in a changing world : government Toronto, ON: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Canada, 1989. Subjects: Canada—Politics and government. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. 320.971 C445 Chambers, Tom Canadian politics : an introduction : resource kit Toronto, ON: Thompson Educational Publishing, 1996. Subjects: Canada—Politics and government—Study and teaching. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 320.971 C445 Chambers, Tom Canadian politics: an introduction Toronto, ON: Thompson Educational Publishing, 1996. Subjects: Canada—Politics and government. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 320.971 H835 Hou, Charles Great Canadian political cartoons, 1820 – 1914 Vancouver, BC: Moody’s Lookout Press; distributed by BCTF Lesson Aids Service, 1997. Subjects: Editorial cartoons—Canada—History—19th century. Canada—Politics and government—19th century—Caricatures and cartoons. 320.971 M167 McMenemy, John


The language of Canadian politics : a guide to important terms and concepts Waterloo, ON: Wilfred Laurier University Press, 2001. Subjects: Canada—Politics and government—Dictionaries. Notes: Law 30. Canadian Studies : History 30. Native Studies 30. 320.971 W589 White, W. L. Introduction to Canadian politics and government Toronto, ON: Harcourt Brace, 1998. Subjects: Canada—Politics and government. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 323.1197 P769 Tanner, Adrian (Ed.) The politics of Indianness : case studies of Native ethnopolitics in Canada St. John’s, NF: The Institute, 1983. Subjects: Indians of North America—Canada—Political activity—Case studies. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30. 323.1197071 C136 Cairns, Alan C. Citizens plus : Aboriginal Peoples and the Canadian state Vancouver, BC: UBC Press, 2000. Subjects: Native Peoples—Canada—Government relations. Canada. Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples. Indigenous Peoples. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Native Studies 10. Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 325.71 F495 Fine-Meyer, Rose The immigrant experience Oakville, ON: Rubicon, 2003. Subjects: Canada—Emigration and immigration. Social problems—Canada. Summary: This book offers a survey of Canada's immigration and the impact immigrants have made on the cultural, economic, and social values of our society. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. 325.71 I33 The immigrant experience Waterloo, ON: R/L Taylor Publishing Consultants, 2002. Subjects: Immigrants—Canada. Canada—Emigration and immigration. 328.71 B423 Bejermi, John How parliament works Ottawa, ON: Borealis Press, 2010.


Subjects: Canada—Politics and government. Canada. Parliament. Summary: This book is written to help Canadians understand the organization and operation of our parliamentary system. Following an introduction to the principal features of Canada's government, the book discusses our constitution and the roles of the various elected and appointed officials in the House of Commons and the Senate. The electoral process is described, as is the procedure of how a bill becomes law. Notes: Social Studies grade 8 (2009). Social Studies 10. 331.137971 W143 Waiser, W.A. All hell can’t stop us : the On-to-Ottawa Trek and Regina Riot Calgary, AB: Fifth House, 2003. Subjects: Riots—Saskatchewan. Depressions—1929—Canada. Canada—Economic conditions—1918-1939. Regina (Sask.)—History. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 331.8 B247 Bardswich, Miriam; Fryer, Sandra Labour and social reform Oakville, ON: Rubicon, 2002. Subjects: Canada—Social conditions—20th century. Labor movement—Canada—History—20th century. Canada—Social policy. Summary: This book presents an overview of Canadian reform history from its roots in the 19th century and in each decade of the 20th. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. 331.88 R826 Ross, Stephanie; Savage, Larry Building a better world : an introduction to the labour movement in Canada Halifax, NS: Frenwood Publishing, 2015. Subjects: Labor unions—Canada. Labor movement—Canada. Summary: The book includes an analysis of why workers form unions; assesses their organization and democratic potential; examines issues related to collective bargaining, grievances and strike activity; charts the historical development of labour unions; and describes the gains unions have achieved for their members and all working people. The book also examines the challenges confronting unions, created by rapid economic and technological change, the rise of neoliberalism and the increasingly contingent and racialized character of the labour force. 342.71 M889 Morton, Desmond Shaping a nation : the history of Canada's Constitution Toronto, ON: Umbrella Press, 1996. Subjects: Canada—Constitutional history. Canada—History—1867- . Summary: Rev. ed. of: Confederation: a short history of Canada's Constitution. Social Studies Middle Level (grade 8).


342.71 P946 Price, Richard Legacy : Indian treaty relationships Edmonton, AB: Plains, 1991. Subjects: Indians of North America—Canada—Government relations—1951- . Indians of North America—Canada—Legal status, laws, etc. Indians of North America—Canada—Treaties. Notes: Native Studies 10. Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: History 30. Native Studies 30. Social Studies 30. 342.710872 P724 Treaties and the law Saskatoon, SK: PLEA, 2010. Subjects: Indians of North America—Canada—Treaties. Indians of North America—Legal status, laws, etc.—Canada. Indians of North America—Treaties—Study and teaching. Summary: The PLEA, vol. 30, no. 1. This resource introduces students to the unique place that treaties hold in Canadian law. Ideal for senior Social Studies, Native Studies, History, and Law, this newsletter illustrates how the law recognizes treaty rights as enforceable rights, but implementing them has been a difficult and complex task. 342.710872 S797 Arnot, David M. (Ed.) Statement of treaty issues : treaties as a bridge to the future Saskatoon, SK: Office of the Treaty Commissioner, 1998. Subjects: Indians of North America—Saskatchewan—Government relations. Indians of North America—Saskatchewan—Treaties. Indians of North America—Saskatchewan—Claims. Notes: Native Studies 10. Aboriginal Resource List. Law 30. 355 B727 Borda, Jenifer War and peacekeeping Oakville, ON: Rubicon, 2002. Subjects: Peacekeeping forces—Canada—History—20th century. Canada—History, Military. Summary: This book explores Canada's participation in war and peacekeeping missions throughout the 20th century. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. 362.1097124 H843 Houston, C. Stuart (Clarence Stuart) Steps on the road to medicare : why Saskatchewan led the way Montreal, PQ: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2002. Subjects: Medical care—Saskatchewan—History—20th century. Medical policy—Saskatchewan—History—20th century. Health care reform—Saskatchewan—History—20th century. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30, Native Studies 30.


382.92 B258 Barlow, Maude Global showdown : how the new activists are fighting global corporate rule Toronto, ON: Stoddart, 2001. Subjects: World Trade Organization. International business enterprises. International trade—Political aspects. Economic policy—Citizen participation. Notes: Social Studies 20. 391.0089 T861 OVERSIZE Troupe, Cheryl Expressing our heritage : Métis artistic designs [picture] Saskatoon, SK: Gabriel Dumont Institute, 2002. Subjects: Métis—Costume—Pictorial works. Summary: A collection of 50 color prints showcasing the ageless beauty of traditional Métis clothing and accessories. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. Native Studies 30. Native Studies 10. Aboriginal Resource List. Arts education 10, 20, 30 (visual art). 428.62 H986 Hux, Allan D. My country, our history : Canada from 1867 to the present Markham, ON: Pippin Publishing, 1995. Subjects: Readers for new literates. Readers—Canada. Canada—History. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. 659.1024 F495 Fine-Meyer, Rose Advertising : reflections of culture and values Oakville,ON: Rubicon, 2002. Subjects: Advertising—Social aspects—Canada. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. 759.11 A425 Allen Sapp’s art : through the eyes of the Cree and beyond [kit] Saskatoon, SK: The Office of the Treaty Commissioner, 2005. Subjects: Sapp, Allen,—1929- . Artists—Saskatchewan. Native Peoples—Canada—Art. Cree Indians—Study and teaching. Cree Indians—Pictorial works. Summary: Celebrate Allen Sapp's portrayals of the richness of the Plains Cree worldview. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. Arts education 10, 20, 30. 808.0427 I86 Native voices Toronto, ON: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1993. Subjects: Indians of North America—Canada—Legends. Readers (Elementary). Readers (Secondary). Indians of North America—Canada—Literary collections.


Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. English language arts grades 6-9, 10. Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. Social Studies Middle Level (grade 9). 808.0427 I86 Native voices. Teacher’s guide Toronto, ON: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1994. Subjects: Language arts (Secondary). English language—Study and teaching (Secondary). Language arts (Elementary). Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. Social Studies Middle level (grade 9). 808.0427 S477 Beveridge, Cathy (Ed.) Cultures in transition Toronto, ON: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1994. Subjects: Readers (Secondary). Readers—Ethnology. Readers—Culture. Ethnology—Literary collections. Culture—Literary collections. Summary: This anthology contains prose and poetry that explore the diversity and changing nature of cultures. The teacher's guide contains information about each selection and its author, suggestions for teaching and assessment, an index of selections by thematic grouping, and an index of selections by degree of difficulty. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. English language arts 30. 808.0427 S477 Beveridge, Cathy Cultures in transition. Teacher’s guide Toronto, ON: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1995. Subjects: Culture—Study and teaching (Secondary). Ethnology—Study and teaching (Secondary). English language—Study and teaching (Secondary). Language arts (Secondary). Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. English language arts 30. 808.0427 S477 Waldron, Ian (Ed.) Global matters Toronto, ON: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1995. Subjects: Readers (Secondary). Summary: The prose and poetry in this collection focus on environmental and social issues worldwide. The teacher's guide contains information about each selection and its author, suggestions for teaching and assessment, an index of selections by thematic grouping, and an index of selections by degree of difficulty. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. English language arts 30. 808.0427 S477 Waldron, Ian (Ed.) Global matters. Teacher’s guide Toronto, ON: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1995.


Subjects: English language—Study and teaching (Secondary). Language arts (Secondary). Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. English language arts 30. 808.0427 S477 Voices of the First Nations Toronto, ON: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1995. Subjects: Readers (Secondary). Indians of North America—Literary collections. Readers—Indians of North America. Indians of North America—Folklore. Summary: The prose, poetry, and drama selections in this anthology of Aboriginal writing offer a wide variety of perspectives, representation, and depth of emotion. The teacher's guide contains information about each selection and its author, suggestions for teaching and assessment, and an index of selections by degree of difficulty. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 808.0427 S477 Voices of the First Nations. Teacher’s guide Toronto, ON: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1995. Subjects: Indians of North America—Study and teaching (Secondary). Indians of North America—Folklore—Study and teaching (Secondary). Language arts (Secondary). Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 810.8 I31 Borovilos, John (Ed.) Images : Canada through literature Scarborough, ON: Prentice Hall Ginn Canada, 1996. Subjects: Canada—Literary collections. Canadian literature (English)—20th century. Summary: This is a collection of prose and poetry accompanied by brief explanatory notes and questions for oral or written response. The book includes a table of contents giving author and genre of each selection, and a thematic list of selections. Notes: English language arts 10. English language arts 30. (English language arts A31). 810.8 S958 Sundog highway : writing from Saskatchewan Regina, SK: Coteau Books, 2000. Subjects: Art, Canadian—Saskatchewan. Canadian literature (English)—20th century. Canadian literature (English)—Saskatchewan. Summary: Saskatchewan writers and artists are featured in this truly Saskatchewan resource. Poems, short stories, essays, play excerpts and art work reflect the history of our province, the diversity of the land and people and the stories and legends that have become part of the tapestry of Saskatchewan. Notes: Native Studies 10. Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies 30. 813.6 D754 Doyle, David G. From the gallows : the lost testimony of Louis Riel Summerland, BC: Ethnic Enterprises, 2000.


Subjects: Riel, Louis,—1844-1885—Fiction. Notes: Native Studies 10, 20, 30. Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies 30: History 30. Social Studies 10, 20, 30. 907.12 C824 Correspondence school course. Social studies 30 : Canadian studies [sound recording] Regina, SK: Saskatchewan Education, 1998. Subjects: Social sciences—Study and teaching (Secondary). Canada—Study and teaching (Secondary). Notes: Audio Visual. To accompany the binder Social Studies 30 : Canadian studies. 907.12 C824 Correspondence school course. Social studies 30. Canadian studies. Modules 1 – 5 Regina, SK: Saskatchewan Education, 1999. Subjects: Social sciences—Study and teaching (Secondary). Canada—Study and teaching (Secondary). 909.82 T971 Twentieth century viewpoints : an interpretive history. Teacher's resource Don Mills, ON: Oxford University Press, 1996. Subjects: History, Modern—20th century—Study and teaching (Secondary). Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. Social Studies 20. History 20. 909.82 T971 Zelinski, Victor A. (Ed.) Twentieth century viewpoints : an interpretive history Don Mills, ON: Oxford University Press, 1996. Subjects: History, Modern—20th century. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 909.829 S478 Sens, Allen G. Global politics : origins, currents, directions Scarborough, ON: Nelson Thomson Learning, 2002. Subjects: World politics, 1989- Notes: Law 30. 910 C592 Clark, Bruce Global connections : Canadian and world issues Toronto, ON: Prentice Hall, 2003. Subjects: Geography. Economic geography. Human geography. Notes: Geography Grade 12. Social Studies 20. History 20. Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. 910 D921


Dunlop, Stewart Towards tomorrow : Canada in a changing world : geography Toronto, ON: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich Canada, 1987. Subjects: Anthropo-geography. Geography. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. 910 D921 Cresswell, Jack Towards tomorrow : Canada in a changing world, geography : teacher's guide Toronto, ON: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1989. Subjects: Geography—Study and teaching (Secondary). Human geography—Study and teaching (Secondary) Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. 912.71 C212 OVERSIZE The Canadian atlas : our nation, environment and people Vancouver, BC: Douglas & McIntyre, 2004. Subjects: Canada—Maps. Canada—Gazetteers. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Native Studies 30. Social Studies 30. 917.1 C212 Swatridge, Leonard A. (Ed.) Canada. Exploring new directions Markham, ON: Fitzhenry & Whiteside, 1999. Subjects: Canada—Geography. Physical geography—Canada. Human geography—Canada. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. Native Studies 30. 917.1 C212 Swatridge, Leonard A. (Ed.) Canada. Exploring new directions. Teacher’s resource guide Markham, ON: Fitzhenry & Whiteside, 1999. Subjects: Canada—Geography. Physical geography—Canada. Human geography—Canada. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. Native Studies 30. 917.1 C329 Cartwright, Fraser Contact Canada Toronto, ON: Oxford University Press Canada, 1996. Subjects: Canada—Geography. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. 917.1 C592 Clark, Bruce Making connections : Canada's geography Scarborough, ON: Prentice-Hall Ginn Canada, 1999. Subjects: Canada—Geography.


Notes: Social Studies Middle Level (gr. 7). Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. 917.1 D474 DesRivieres, Dennis Experience Canada : a geography Toronto, ON: Oxford Canada, 2003. Subjects: Canada—Geography. Notes: Grade 11 Geography. 917.1 O96 Over Canada : an aerial adventure [DVD] Vancouver, BC: Jim Pattison Group, 2000. Subjects: Canada—Aerial photographs. Canada—Description and travel. Summary: "The award winning high definition film and television special"—Cover. Also includes The Making of Over Canada, which takes you behind the scenes of the 120-day cross-country shoot. Join the crew on an exhilarating ride aboard a specially equipped helicopter as it flies across all terrains of Canada in all seasons, in pursuit of the greatest collection of Canadian images ever assembled. 929.1 T759 Hanowski, Laura (Ed.) Tracing your Saskatchewan ancestors : a guide to the records and how to use them Regina, SK: Saskatchewan Genealogical Society, 2000. Subjects: Saskatchewan—Genealogy. 929.92 A669 Archbold, Rick I stand for Canada : the story of the Maple Leaf flag Toronto, ON: Macfarlane Walter & Ross, 2002. Subjects: Maple leaf (Emblem). Flags—Canada—History. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 940.5318 C212 Canada and the Holocaust : social responsibility and global citizenship : a resource guide for Social Studies 11 teachers Victoria, BC: British Columbia Ministry of Education, 2000. Subjects: Refugees, Jewish—Government policy—Canada. Canada—Emigration and immigration—Study and teaching (Secondary). Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)—Study and teaching (Secondary). 940.5481 M499 Meider, Monica Saskatchewan remembers then and now : an anthology of Saskatchewan war veterans Regina, SK: Saskatchewan Seniors Mechanism in partnership with, 2001. Subjects: Veterans—Saskatchewan—Biography. World War, 1939-1945—Personal narratives, Canadian. World War, 1939-1945—Saskatchewan.


Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 951 M263 Mamdani, Shelby Traditions from China Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn Company, 1999. Subjects: Ethnology—China. China—Social life and customs. Summary: This book describes a variety of festivals, types of music, foods, and customs of China. Notes: Social Studies Middle Level. Social Studies 10. Social Studies 20. Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. 954 M263 Mamdani, Shelby Traditions from India Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn Company, 1999. Subjects: India—Social life and customs. South Asia—Social life and customs. Summary: This book discusses a variety of traditions in India and the South Asian countries near it, including food, clothing, music, religions, and festivals. Notes: Social Studies Middle Level. Social Studies 10. Social Studies 20. Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. 960 G619 Golding, Vivien Traditions from Africa Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn Company, 1999. Subjects: Ethnology—Africa. Africa—Social life and customs. Summary: This book describes a variety of African traditions, including food, festivals, music, and toys. Notes: Social Studies Middle Level. Social Studies 10. Social Studies 20. Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. 970.00497 F912 Friesen, John W. First Nations of the Plains : creative, adaptable, enduring Calgary, AB: Detselig Enterprises, 1999. Subjects: Indians of North America—Great Plains—History. Summary: The story of Aboriginal Peoples from the plains of North America since European contact is detailed in this work. The impact of the cultural clash, as well as the atrocities, is documented. A major component of the book discusses how the Plains Peoples have survived and endured in the face of discrimination, disease and forced migration. Black and white photographs are used to illustrate key sections. Notes: Native Studies 10. Aboriginal Resource List. 970.00497 G797 Green, Rayna


The encyclopedia of the First Peoples of North America Toronto, ON: Groundwood Books/ Douglas & McIntyre, 1999. Subjects: Indians of North America—Encyclopedia. Summary: Photographs, drawings, and maps are used to supplement the concise A-to-Z entries dealing with the First Peoples. The article topics range from historical (e.g., The Indian Act and the fur trade) to contemporary (e.g., gambling and self-government). Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Social studies grade 8 (2009). Social studies grade 9 (2009). 970.00497 W952 Wright, Ronald Stolen continents : the "New World" through Indian eyes Toronto, ON: Penguin, 1992. Subjects: Indians—History. America—History. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Social Studies 20. History 20. Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30. History 30. Social Studies 30. 971 B472 Bennett, Paul W. (Ed.) Canada, a North American nation Toronto, ON: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1995. Subjects: Canada—History. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 971 B472 McGuiness, Mary Teacher’s resource to accompany Canada, a North American nation Toronto, ON: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1995. Subjects: Canada—History—Study and teaching (Secondary). Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 971 B764 Boulton, Marsha Just a minute omnibus : glimpses of our great Canadian heritage Toronto, ON: McArthur, 2000. Subjects: Canada—History. Summary: This book contains 150 stories from Canada's past that are guaranteed to surprise and inform readers of all ages. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. English language arts 10. 971 B941 Bumsted, J. M. The peoples of Canada Toronto, ON: Oxford University Press Canada, 2003. Subjects: Canada—History. Native Peoples—Canada. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30.


971 C212 Canada. A portrait Ottawa, ON: Statistics Canada, 1999. Subjects: Canada—Economic conditions. Canada—Politics and government. Canada—Description and travel. Canada—Social conditions. Canada—Handbooks, manuals, etc. Summary: This book is “the official handbook of present conditions and recent progress." Issued also in French. 971 C212 Colyer, Jill Citizenship : rights and responsibilities : teacher's guide Scarborough, ON: Prentice-Hall Ginn Canada, 1997. Subjects: Citizenship—Study and teaching (Secondary)—Canada. Civil rights—Study and teaching (Secondary)—Canada. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. 971 C212 Bain, Colin M. (Ed.) Citizenship : rights and responsibilities Scarborough, ON: Prentice-Hall Ginn Canada, 1996. Subjects: Citizenship—Canada. Civil rights—Canada. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. 971 C212 Chasmer, Ron Communities : urban Canada : teacher's guide Scarborough, ON: Prentice-Hall Ginn Canada, 1997. Subjects: Cities and towns—Study and teaching (Secondary)—Canada. Sociology, Urban—Study and teaching—Canada. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. 971 C212 Communities : urban Canada Scarborough, ON: Prentice-Hall Ginn Canada, 1996. Subjects: Cities and towns—Canada. Sociology, Urban—Canada. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. 971 C212 Decades : forces of change, 1896-1960 Scarborough, ON: Prentice-Hall Ginn Canada, 1996. Subjects: Canada—Economic conditions—1867- . Canada—Social conditions—1867- . Canada—Civilization—1867-1914. Canada—Civilization—20th century. Canada—History—20th century. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. 971 C212


Newton, Jacqueline Decades: forces of change, 1896-1960 : teacher's guide Scarborough, ON: Prentice-Hall Ginn Canada, 1997. Subjects: Canada—Social conditions—1867- —Study and teaching (Secondary). Canada—Economic conditions—1867- —Study and teaching (Secondary). Canada—Civilization—1867-1914—Study and teaching (Secondary). Canada—History—20th century—Study and teaching (Secondary). Canada—Civilization—20th century—Study and teaching (Secondary). Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. 971 C212 Bain, Colin M. (Ed.) Foundations : structure and function of government Scarborough, ON: Prentice-Hall Ginn Canada, 1996. Subjects: Federal government—Canada. Canada—Politics and government. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. 971 C212 Colyer, Jill Foundations : structure and function of government : teacher’s guide Scarborough, ON: Prentice-Hall Ginn Canada, 1997. Subjects: Canada—Politics and government—Study and teaching (Secondary). Federal government—Canada—Study and teaching (Secondary). Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. 971 C212 Scully, Angus L.(Ed.) High technology : Canada and the information age Scarborough, ON: Prentice-Hall Ginn Canada, 1996. Subjects: Information society—Canada. High technology—Canada. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. 971 C212 High technology : Canada and the information age : teacher's guide Scarborough, ON: Prentice-Hall Ginn Canada, 1997. Subjects: Information society—Study and teaching (Secondary)—Canada. High technology—Study and teaching (Secondary)—Canada. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. 971 C212 Chasmer, Ron Imprints : developing Canada's resources Scarborough, ON: Prentice-Hall Ginn Canada, 1997. Subjects: Natural resources—Canada. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. 971 C212


DesRivieres, Dennis Imprints: developing Canada's resources Scarborough, ON: Prentice-Hall Ginn Canada, 1996. Subjects: Natural resources—Canada. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. 971 C212 Smith, Brian The land : Canada's physical diversity : teacher's guide Scarborough, ON: Prentice-Hall Ginn Canada, 1997. Subjects: Physical geography— Study and teaching (Secondary)— Canada. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. 971 C212 DesRivieres, Dennis The land : Canada's physical diversity Scarborough, ON: Prentice-Hall Ginn Canada, 1996. Subjects: Physical geography—Canada. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. 971 C212 Newton, Jacqueline Relationships : Canada since 1960 : teacher's guide Scarborough, ON: Prentice-Hall Ginn Canada, 1997. Subjects: Canada—English-French relations—Study and teaching (Secondary). Native Peoples—Canada—Study and teaching (Secondary). Canada—Ethnic relations—Study and teaching (Secondary). Multiculturalism—Canada—Study and teaching (Secondary). Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. 971 C212 Bain, Colin M. Relationships : Canada since 1960 Scarborough, ON: Prentice-Hall Ginn Canada, 1997. Subjects: Canada—Ethnic relations. Multiculturalism—Canada. Native Peoples—Canada. Canada—English-French relations. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. 971 C212 Jarvis, Graham (Ed.) War and peace : Canada's global role Scarborough, ON: Prentice-Hall Ginn Canada, 1996. Subjects: Canada—History, Military—20th century. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. 971 C212 Jarvis, Graham


War and peace. Teacher's guide : Canada's global role Scarborough, ON: Prentice-Hall Ginn Canada, 1997. Subjects: Canada—History, Military—20th century—Study and teaching (Secondary). Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. 971 D324 Deir, Elspeth Canada. The story of a developing nation Toronto, ON: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 2000. Subjects: Canada—History. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. The cover states it is intended for grade 8, but some grade 12 students may also find it useful. 971 D324 Deir, Elspeth Canada. The story of our heritage Toronto, ON: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 2000. Subjects: Canada—History—1763-1867. Canada—History—To 1763 (New France). Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. On cover: Grade 7. 971 E14 Eaton, Diane F. Canada. A nation unfolding Toronto, ON: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1994. Subjects: Canada. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 971 E14 Newman, Garfield Teacher’s resource to accompany Canada: a nation unfolding Toronto, ON: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1995. Subjects: Canada—History—Study and teaching. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 971 F353 Ferguson, Will Canadian history for dummies Toronto, ON: J. Wiley & Sons, 2005. Subjects: Canada—History. 971 G482 Gillmor, Don Canada. A people’s history. Volume one Toronto, ON: McClelland & Stewart, 2000. Subjects: Canada—Biography. Canada—History.


971 G482 Gillmor, Don; Michaud, Achille Canada. A people’s history. Volume two Toronto, ON: M & S, 2001. Subjects: Canada—History. Canada—Biography. Canada. Summary: Volume Two opens with the rebellion over property and language rights for the French-speaking Métis in Manitoba, led by the charismatic and troubled Louis Riel – a key event in our history and one that haunts us to this day. It closes with the less bloody but no less traumatic confrontation between the Mohawk and the army at Oka, Quebec, in 1990. 971 H673 Historica minutes : your place in history = une histoire qui vous appartient [DVD] Toronto, ON: Historica Foundation, 2005. Subjects: Canada—Biography. Canada—Civilization. Canada—History. Summary: This DVD is a collection of one-minute dramatizations of significant events and people in Canadian history. Titles of the segments are: Peacemaker, Vikings, John Cabot, Jacques Cartier, Jean Nicollet, Syrup, Governor Frontenac, Laura Secord, Hart & Papineau, Etienne Parent, Baldwin & Lafontaine, Responsible Government, Orphans, Underground Railroad, Joseph Casavant, The Paris Crew, Saguenay Fire, Jennie Trout, Sitting Bull, Les Voltigeurs de Quebec, Nitro, Joseph Tyrrell, Louis Riel, Sir Sanford Fleming, Rural Teacher, Soddie, Midwife, Basketball, Sam Steele, Frontier College, Marconi, Valour Road, Winnie, John McCrae, Nellie McClung, Halifax Explosion, Joseph-Armand Bombardier, Emily Murphy, Grey Owl, J.S. Woodsworth, Maple Leaf Gardens, Superman, Myrnam Hospital, La Bolduc, Inukshuk, Wilder Penfield, Agnes MacPhail, Bluenose, Emily Carr, Pauline Vanier, Marion Orr, Maurice "Rocket" Richard, Jackie Robinson, John Humphrey, Avro Arrow, Stratford, Paul-Emile Borduas, Le Reseau, Maurice Ruddick, Jacques Plante, Lucille Teasdale, Marshall McLuhan, Flags, Expo '67, Nat Taylor, and Water Pump. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. Social Studies Elementary Level. May be viewed in English or French. 971 H811 Cranny, Michael William (Ed.) Horizons : Canada moves west Scarborough, ON: Prentice Hall Ginn Canada, 1999. Subjects: Canada—History—19th century. Canada—History—1867-1914. Canada—Economic conditions—20th century. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 971 H882 Huck, Barbara Exploring the fur trade routes of North America : discover the highways that opened a continent Winnipeg, MB: Heartland, 2002. Subjects: Fur trade—Canada—History. Fur trade—Snowbelt States—History. Waterways—Canada—Guidebooks. Waterways—Snowbelt States—Guidebooks.


Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Social Studies Middle Level (gr. 7). Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. 971 H933 Canadian history : patterns and transformations Toronto, ON: Irwin, 2003. Subjects: Canada—History. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 971 I29 Brown, Robert Craig The illustrated history of Canada Toronto, ON: Key Porter Books, 2002. Subjects: Canada—History. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. 971 I62 Gaffield, Chad, 1951- (Ed.) The invention of Canada : readings in pre-Confederation history Mississauga, ON: Copp Clark Longman, 1994. Subjects: Canada—History. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 971 L442 LeBel, Susan Canada’s history : voices and visions Toronto, ON: Gage Learning, 2003. Subjects: Canada—History. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. 971 L629 Leskun, Charles Nationalism and French Canada Oakville, ON: Rubicon Education, 2003. Subjects: Quebec (Province)—History—Autonomy and independence movements. Nationalism—Quebec (Province). Canadians, French-speaking. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. 971 N421 Nelles, H. V. A little history of Canada Toronto, ON: Oxford University Press, 2004. Subjects: Canada—History. Summary: In this insightful overview, the author describes Canada's story as one of continuous transformation. From the First Nations, who had to adapt to a challenging physical environment, to French and British invaders, who in the course of their competition for control, established


colonies across a vast continent, through the integration of those colonies into a national federation, and down to the volatile new political order that has emerged in the last sixty years, the author describes a dynamic country that is constantly emerging, adjusting, and redefining itself. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 971 S644 Smith, Carl F. Canada today Scarborough, ON: Prentice-Hall, 1996. Subjects: Canada. Notes: Social Studies Middle Level (grade 7). Social Studies Middle Level (grade 8). Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 971 S644 Smith, Carl F. Canada today. Teacher’s guide Scarborough, ON: Prentice-Hall, 1996. Subjects: Canada—Study and teaching (Secondary) Notes: Social Studies Middle Level (grade 7). Social Studies Middle Level (grade 8). Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 971 W755 Wilton, Carol Change and continuity : a reader on pre-confederation Canada Toronto, ON: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1992. Subjects: Canada—History—1763-1867. Canada—History—to 1663 (New France). Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 971.00497 D547 Dickason, Olive Patricia Canada’s First Nations : a history of founding peoples from earliest times Don Mills, ON: Oxford University Press, 1997. Subjects: Native Peoples—Canada—History. Notes: Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30. History 30. Social Studies 30. 971.00497 E96 Laliberte, Ron F. (Ed.) Expressions in Canadian Native Studies Saskatoon, SK: University Extension Press, 2000. Subjects: Native Peoples—Canada. Summary: This book is a collection of articles reflecting diverse perspectives on important issues in the field of Native Studies. Scholarly arguments, new voices, and an array of other materials such as writings from newspapers, government documents, stories and journal articles are included in this detailed exploration on various topics in this field. These perspectives reflect the debate regarding traditional Western scholarly research methodology as applied to the


Aboriginal tradition of using stories and teachings of Elders as authentic social and historical materials. Notes: Native Studies 10. Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 971.00497 M556 Mercredi, Ovide In the rapids : navigating the future of First Nations Toronto, ON: Penguin Books, 1993. Subjects: Native Peoples—Canada. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Native Studies 30. Social Studies 30. 971.00497 M592 The Métis : our people, our story [interactive multimedia] Edmonton, AB: Arnold Publishing, 2000. Subjects: Métis—Social life and customs. Métis—History. Métis—Economic conditions. Summary: This resource is a detailed exploration of the Métis people of Canada, both historically and today. This CD-ROM profiles eight Métis communities across Canada and examines in depth the economic, social and political lives of Métis people. Photographs, art, maps, personal accounts, biographies, historical documents, statistical records, timelines of events, music and other sources are woven together. Notes: Native Studies 10. 971.00497 R263 Ray, Arthur J. I have lived here since the world began : an illustrated history of Canada's Native people Toronto, ON: Lester Publishing, 1996. Subjects: Native Peoples—Canada—History. Native peoples—Canada—History—Pictorial works. Summary: This is a well-researched account of Canadian Aboriginal history from pre-contact times to the present. Following chapters discussing the influence of the land on the diverse languages, lifestyles and traditions of Aboriginal peoples, the book presents a chronological examination of social and political change over time. Included are sections dealing with trade, early involvement in French and British conflicts, treaties, Indian Acts and current issues. The book discusses inaccuracies found in European drawings, and explores the reasons for common misconceptions about historic events or traditions. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 971.00497 R324 Reed, Kevin Aboriginal Peoples : building for the future Don Mills, ON: Oxford University Press, 1999. Subjects: Native Peoples—Canada—History. Native Peoples—Canada. Summary: This book is an excellent teaching tool for looking at Aboriginal Peoples in Canada. It is teacher and student friendly, with a large amount of information presented in an entertaining and interesting way. The resource includes many photographs, tables, graphs, case studies,


primary sources, maps and critical thinking questions. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Native Studies 10. Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 971.00497 S811 Steckley, John Full circle : Canada's First Nations Toronto, ON: Prentice-Hall, 2001. Subjects: Native Peoples—Canada. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Native Studies 10. 971.009 D676 Donaldson, Gordon The prime ministers of Canada Toronto, ON: Doubleday Canada, 1994. Subjects: Prime ministers—Canada—Biography. Canada—Politics and government. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 971.009 W341 Watson, Patrick The Canadians : biographies of a nation Toronto, ON: McArthur, 2000. Subjects: Canada—Biography. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. Companion to the television series, Canadians : biographies of a nation. 971.05 B941 Bumsted, J.M. The peoples of Canada : a post-Confederation history Don Mills, ON: Oxford University Press, 2004. Subjects: Canada—History—1867-. Summary: Integrating social, cultural, political, and economic history, this book begins with the immediate aftermath of Confederation and takes the story of Canada through to the present day. 971.05 M156 McKenzie, James E. Turn of the century : Canada 100 years ago Calgary, AB: Detselig Enterprises, 1999. Subjects: Nineteen hundred, A.D. Canada—History. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 971.05 M425 Material memory : documents in post-Confederation history Don Mills, ON: Addison-Wesley, 1998. Subjects: Canada—History—1867- . Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30.


971.054 S881 Stonechild, Blair Loyal till death : Indians and the North-West Rebellion Calgary, AB: Fifth House, 1997. Subjects: Riel Rebellion, 1885—Participation, Indian. Indians of North America—Saskatchewan—History. Notes: English Language Arts 30. Canadian Studies: Canadian Studies 30. 971.06 C212 Canada. Face of a nation Scarborough, ON: Gage Educational Publishing, 2000. Subjects: Canada—History—20th century. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 971.06 C212 Canadian issues : a contemporary perspective Toronto, ON: Oxford University Press, 1998. Subjects: Canada—History—20th century. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. 971.06 C891 Cranny, Michael William Counterpoints : exploring Canadian issues Toronto, ON: Pearson Education Canada, 2001. Subjects: Canada—History—20th century. Canada—Politics and government. Canada—Geography. Notes: Law 30. Social Studies 10. History 10. Social Studies 20. History 20. 971.06 C957 Cruxton, J. Bradley Spotlight Canada Don Mills, ON: Oxford University Press, 2000. Subjects: Canada—History—20th century. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 971.06 C957 Godfrey, Jeanne Spotlight Canada. Teacher’s resource Don Mills, ON: Oxford University Press, 2000. Subjects: Canada—History—20th century. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 971.06 M889 Morton, Desmond Towards tomorrow : Canada in a changing world : history


Toronto, ON: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich Canada, 1988. Subjects: Canada—History—20th century. Notes: Native Studies Grade 11. Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 971.06 M889 Cresswell, Jack Towards tomorrow : Canada in a changing world, history : teacher's guide Toronto, ON: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich Canada, 1988. Subjects: Canada—History—Study and teaching (Secondary). Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 971.06 T971 Twentieth century Canada Calgary, AB: Weigl, 1996. Subjects: Canada—Social conditions—20th century. Canada—History—20th century. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. Modified or alternative programs could also use this resource. 971.06 T971 Twentieth century Canada. Teacher guide Calgary, AB: Weigl, 1997. Subjects: Canada—History—20th century—Study and teaching. Canada—Social conditions—20th century—Study and teaching. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. Modified or alternative programs could also use this resource. 971.06 W143 Waiser, W.A. Park prisoners : the untold story of Western Canada's National Parks, 1915-1946 Saskatoon, SK: Fifth House, 1995. Subjects: World War, 1939-1945—Conscript labor—Canada. Forced labor—Canada—History. National parks and reserves—Canada, Western—History. World War, 1914-1918—Conscript labor—Canada. Canada—History—1914-. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. Native Studies 20. 971.06 W927 Henderson, Ian (Ed.) World affairs : defining Canada's role Don Mills, ON: Oxford University Press Canada, 1998. Subjects: World War, 1939-1945—Canada. Canada—History, Military—20th century. World War, 1914-1918—Canada. United Nations. Armed Forces. Notes: Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. Native Studies 30. 971.1 J24 Jagpal, Sarjeet Singh Becoming Canadians : pioneer Sikhs in their own words


Madeira Park, BC: Harbour Publishing, 1994. Subjects: Sikhs—British Columbia. 971.202 C955 Cruise, David The great adventure : how the Mounties conquered the West Toronto, ON: Penguin Books, 1998. Subjects: West (U.S.)—History—1860-1890. Northwest, Canadian—History—1870-1905. North West Mounted Police (Canada)—History. Summary: Through diary entries, letters, anecdotes, and narrative, this book presents a colourful and entertaining account of the creation of the North West Mounted Police and its gruelling trek west. The book details the motivation for forming a police force, the devastating effect of inept leadership, lack of knowledge about the west, the influence of alcohol on the decay of traditional Indian life, the contribution of Jerry Potts, and the courage of the first recruits. Written in the vernacular of the era, the book contains violent, racist, and sexist terminology to illustrate the perceptions of the early recruits and the Americans involved in the whiskey trade. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. English language arts 30. Canadian Studies 30. 971.24 C267 Cardinal, Harold Treaty elders of Saskatchewan : our dream is that our peoples will one day be clearly recognized as nations Calgary, AB: University of Calgary Press, 2000. Subjects: Indians of North America—Saskatchewan—Government relations. Indians of North America—Saskatchewan—Treaties. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Native Studies 10. Native Studies 20. Native Studies 30. Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. Social Studies Middle Level. 971.24 D299 Dederick, Paul Looking back : true tales from Saskatchewan's past Calgary, AB: Fifth House, 2003. Subjects: Saskatchewan—History—Anecdotes. Saskatchewan—Biography—Anecdotes. 971.24 D299 Dederick, Paul Looking back : true tales from Saskatchewan's past [DVD] Regina, SK: CBC Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan Learning, 2005. Subjects: Saskatchewan—History—Anecdotes. Saskatchewan—Biography—Anecdotes. Summary: This resource originated as a production of CBC television in Saskatchewan. The series was broadcast weekly from 1999 to 2001. Now, in cooperation with Saskatchewan Learning, 44 of the stories have been reproduced to help celebrate Saskatchewan's Centennial Year. 971.24 R263 Ray, Arthur J.; Miller, Jim


Bounty and benevolence : a history of Saskatchewan treaties Montréal, QC: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2000. Subjects: Saskatchewan—History. Northwest Territories—History—1870-1905. Indians of North America—Saskatchewan—History. Indians of North America—Canada—Treaties—History. Indians of North America—Saskatchewan—Treaties—History. 971.24 W143 Waiser, W.A. Saskatchewan. A new history Calgary, AB: Fifth House, 2005. Subjects: Saskatchewan—History—1905- . Summary: The author takes us on a journey through Saskatchewan's first 100 years as a province. Based on stories and events, Waiser tells us of the foresight, hard work, and determination that made the province a reality. Notes: Social Studies grade 9 (2009). Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 971.2400497 S252 Saskatchewan First Nations : lives past and present Regina, SK: University of Regina, Canadian Plains Research Centre, 2004. Subjects: Indians of North America—Saskatchewan—Biography. Summary: This book brings together 125 short biographies of Saskatchewan First Nations people. Each of the biographies celebrates the ever-growing contributions of Indian people to the province and its cultural mosaic. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: Native Studies 30. Social Studies 30. 971.2400497 S958 Sunrise : Saskatchewan elders speak Regina, SK: Regina Public Schools, 2000. Subjects: Indian aged—Saskatchewan. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. History 30. Native Studies 30. 971.24004973 C554 Christensen, Deanne Ahtahkakoop : the epic account of a Plains Cree Head Chief, his people, and their struggle for survival, 1816-1896 Shell Lake, SK: Ahtahkakoop Publishing, 2000. Subjects: Cree Indians—Saskatchewan—History. Ahtahkakoop,—1816?-1896. Summary: This eloquently written, well-researched historical work with its emphasis on authentic voice, oral tradition and primary documentation speaks volumes about the shared history of Canada and Ahtahkakoop's people. It offers valuable support for serious students of Canadian history at the secondary and post-secondary levels. The use of numerous maps and illustrations in both colour and black and white add to the appeal and authenticity of the written text. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30.


971.24009 M649 Millar, Ruth Saskatchewan heroes and rogues Regina, SK: Coteau Books, 2004. Subjects: Saskatchewan—Biography. Summary: The biographies in this book include: Big Tom Hourie who swam the icy South Saskatchewan River in March during the Riel Rebellion; Morris “Two-Gun” Cohen who saved a Chinese robbery victim and was ushered into the exotic Oriental world of Sun Yat-sen; Jean Ewen, a nurse who went to work in China long before Bethune; Norman Falkner who lost a leg in the war, but never gave up his skating dream; Joan Bamford Fletcher who led 2000 civilians out of a Japanese prison camp to safety in WWII; Ernest Dufault, who called himself Will James, and pursued life as a cattle rustler, perpetrating one of North America’s biggest literary deceptions; and Father John Claffey who joined a clandestine organization in the Vatican, sheltering fugitives from the Nazis in WWII. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 971.24009 S252 Saskatchewan politicians : lives past and present Regina, SK: Canadian Plains Research Center, 2004. Subjects: Legislators—Saskatchewan. Politicians—Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan—Biography. 971.24009 S252 Saskatchewan premiers of the twentieth century Regina, SK: University of Regina, Canadian Plains Research Centre, 2003. Subjects: Premiers (Canada)—Saskatchewan—Biography. Premiers (Canada)—Saskatchewan. Notes: Canadian Studies: History 30. 971.244 R618 Rivard, Ron History of the Métis of Willow Bunch Saskatoon, SK: R. Rivard and C. Littlejohn, 2003. Subjects: Métis—Saskatchewan—Willow Bunch—History. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. 971.900497 I61 Inuit of Canada Ottawa, ON: Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami, 2003. Subjects: Inuit—Canada—History. Inuit—Canada—Politics and government. Inuit—Canada—Economic conditions. Notes: Aboriginal Resource List. Canadian Studies: History 30. Social Studies 30. Native Studies 30. 972.9 D229 Dash, Paul Traditions from the Caribbean Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn Company, 1999.


Subjects: Ethnology— Caribbean area. Caribbean area—Social life and customs. Summary: Describes the social life and customs of the people living in the Caribbean Area including their food, clothing, music, dance, religion, festivals, and sports. Notes: Social Studies Middle Level. Social Studies 10. Social Studies 20. Canadian Studies: Social Studies 30. CURR ARCH Social studies 30. Canadian studies. A curriculum guide for grade 10 to 12 Miscellaneous 1978. Notes: Curriculum Archives. No longer current. CURR SASK SOCI Canadian Studies : a bibliography for History 30, Native Studies 30, and Social Studies 30 Regina, SK: The Dept., 1997. Subjects: Social sciences—Bibliography. Canada—Bibliography. Canada—History—Bibliography. Indians of North America—Canada—Bibliography. Notes: Curriculum guide. Canadian Studies : History 30. Native Studies 30. Social Studies 30.

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