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Ya Ha Tinda

Ya Ha Tinda

A Home Place - Celebrating 100 Years of the Canadian Government's Only Working Horse Ranch
by Kathy Calvert
edition:eBook
also available: Hardcover
tagged : post-confederation (1867-), expeditions & discoveries, western provinces
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Yale & the Strange Story of Jacko the Ape-boy

Yale & the Strange Story of Jacko the Ape-boy

by Christopher L Murphy
edition:Paperback
tagged : unexplained phenomena, primatology
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Yamnuska Rock

Yamnuska Rock

The Crown Jewel of Canadian Rockies Traditional Climbing
by Andy Genereux
edition:Paperback
tagged : mountaineering, personal & practical guides
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Yamozha and His Beaver Wife / Yamǫǫzha Ey|ts’ǫ Wets’èkeè Tsa

Yamozha and His Beaver Wife / Yamǫǫzha Ey|ts’ǫ Wets’èkeè Tsa

as told by Vital Thomas, illustrated by Archie Beaulieu, translated by Mary Siemens
edition:Hardcover
tagged : native american
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Yarn Bombing

Yarn Bombing

The Art of Crochet and Knit Graffiti: Tenth Anniversary Edition
by Mandy Moore & Leanne Prain
edition:Paperback
tagged : knitting, crocheting
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Year of Living Generously, A

Year of Living Generously, A

Dispatches from the Front Lines of Philanthropy
by Lawrence Scanlan
edition:eBook
tagged : philanthropy & charity, personal memoirs
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Yearbook of Cultural Property Law 2006

edited by Sherry Hutt & David Tarler
edition:Hardcover
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Yellow Line

Yellow Line

by Sylvia Olsen
edition:Paperback
also available: eBook
tagged : prejudice & racism, aboriginal & indigenous, contemporary
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Excerpt

Where I come from, kids are divided into two groups. White kids on one side, Indigenous on the other. Sides of the room, sides of the field, the smoking pit, the hallway, the washrooms; you name it. We're on one side and they're on the other. They live on one side of the Forks River bridge, and we live on the other side. They hang out in their part of town, and we hang out in ours.

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