I've Been Shot At, What's Your Excuse? Children - Non-Fiction structural and institutional racism and

structural and institutional racism and discrimination are addressed in Pathways to Reconciliation

The medical inquiry that followed in 2013 concluded the man’s death was preventable and it made 63 recommendations mainly about structures

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Fields of Governance: Policy Making in Canadian Municipalities

Building self-esteem and perseverance in a child is an ongoing process and the words in this book celebrate the parent's unconditional love as they tell their daughter that she is just right

I've Been Shot At, What's Your Excuse? Children - Non-Fiction structural and institutional racism andI've Been Shot At, What's Your Excuse?: Lessons From My Life is a collection of 25 essays, short stories, and reminisces from Ojibwe storyteller and librarian Sherry Lawson from Mnjikaning First Nation. Part memoir and part oral tradition, the collection is her first volume of stories that explore her life, her family and friends and community members' interactions and local history. The rich collection contains stories with a dose of welcome humour