3 hours lecture/lab, or distance (D), 3 credits

This survey course about Canadian Aboriginals is designed to introduce students to first Nations, Inuit and Metis people in a historical perspective. Students have opportunity to explore the effects of Western European influence on Aboriginal life in the post-contact period. Recent advances in treaty making, legal rights, education, land claims, and self governance are examined. Units on Kwakwaka'wakw and Nuu-chah-nulth are culturally engaging and current to promote understanding of local issues and interests.

Prerequisite(s): C+ in one of ENG 060, ENG 098 or Provincial English 12, or placement testing

This course is not offered in any upcoming terms

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