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WAKING NANABIJOU
Uncovering a Secret Past
WAKING NANABIJOU
Uncovering a Secret Past
Jim Poling Sr.
NATURAL HERITAGE BOOKS
A MEMBER OF THE DUNDURN GROUP
TORONTO
Copyright © Jim Poling Sr. 2007
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Copyedited by Marja Appleford
Indexed by Jane Gibson
Designed by Erin Mallory
Printed and bound in Canada by Marquis
Library and Archives Canada Cataloguing in Publication
Poling, Jim (Jim R.)
Waking Nanabijou : uncovering a secret past / Jim Poling.
Includes index.
ISBN 978-1-55002-757-0
1. Poling, Jim (Jim R.) 2. Mothers and sons--Canada--Biography.
3. Native peoples--Canada--Social conditions. 4. Chapleau (Ont.)--Biography.
5. Joumalists--Canada--Biography. I. Tide.
PN4913.P65A3 2007 070.92 C2007-903005-X
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Cover photo © Dick Spooner, courtesy Tourism Thunder Bay
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J. Kirk Howard, President
“The time has certainly come when the innocent child should be relieved from the stigma which society has been only too ready to place upon it … and very often block the path to its future progress and usefulness.”
— 1918 Annual Report of the Superintendent of Dependent
and Delinquent Children in Alberta
To Veronica, who gave me life; and Diane, who helped me sustain it.
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