Lost at Windy River : A True Story of Survival Teen Borrows argues that Canada and

Borrows argues that Canada and First Nations can coexist in a society that integrates two competing worldviews into a renewed vision of Canada's constitution

Damon Quinn just wants to get through his senior year unscathed

• a note on the right to silence

This book also outlines the development of Indigenous resistance movements throughout the 1990's and contains a number of interesting comparisons between Aboriginal Canadians and the struggles of other indigenous groups worldwide such as the Jewish during the Holocaust and the Chiapas uprising in Mexico

Tom loves his home and the land around the delta region

Lost at Windy River : A True Story of Survival Teen Borrows argues that Canada andTrina Rathgeber is the granddaughter of the main character, Ilse Schweder. She is from the Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation. This book is based on extensive interviews she did with her grandmother before she died. Illustrated by Alina Pete from the Little Pine First Nation in Saskatchewan and coloured by Jillian Dolan of Cree and Mtis ancestry. The illustrator worked extensively from reference photos and images to accurately represent the time and place