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The Canoe: A symbol of resilience, resurgence, and nationhood for Indigenous peoples
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For National Canoe Day, we are working toward our goal to enhance our understanding of the relationship between colonialism through sharing a lesser-discussed history of what is seen as a quintessential Canadian watercraft: the canoe.
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For National Canoe Day, we are working toward our goal to enhance our understanding of the relationship between colonialism through sharing a lesser-discussed history of what is seen as a quintessential Canadian watercraft: the canoe.
