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All My Relations (HC)

SKU: 9781779550118

Author:

Nikki (Nicole) Soliman

Illustrator:

Julian Grafenauer

Grade Levels:

One, Two, Three

Book Type:

Hardcover

Pages:

14

Publisher:

Indigenous Education Press

Copyright Date:

2025

Written by Métis Author and Educator Nikki Soliman, and illustrated by Julian Grafenauer, Rolling River First Nation.

All My Relations is a rhyming story of appreciation for the connections and relationships we have to the world around us. This book creates opportunities for conversations and connections with Mother Earth and each other; The Swimmers, The Crawlers, The Four-Legged, The Two-Legged, and All Our Relations.

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Animaux illustrés: Corbeau / Raven (FR)

SKU: 9782764455425

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Fierce Voice. The Métier Quartet 2.

SKU: 9781998484065

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The Art of War

SKU: 9780369105585

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Ceci est mon traité (This Is My Treaty) (FR)

SKU: 9781989054154

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Mii Maanda Ndoo-Kwiinwin (This Is My Treaty)

SKU: 9781989054161

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This Is My Treaty

SKU: 9781989054147

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Mi'kmaq Nation (PB). Indigenous Peoples (Real Voices).

SKU: 9781774569207

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Cayuga Nation (PB). Indigenous Peoples (Real Voices).

SKU: 9781774569191

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The Algonquin People (PB). Indigenous Peoples (Real Voices).

SKU: 9781774569184

Paint by Stickers / Peinture par autocollant. Shelley Davies.

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Paint by Stickers / Peinture par autocollant. Shelley Davies.

SKU: STBOOK009

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A Bow Forged from Ash

SKU: 9781997508038

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Lanyard - Turtle Isle

SKU: MON-LNYRD6

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Animaux illustrés: Renard Arctique / Arctic Wolf (FR)

SKU: 9782764455456

Charlie the Matachewan Moose (Pre-Order for Oct 1/25)

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Charlie the Matachewan Moose (Pre-Order for Oct 1/25)

SKU: 9781771746342

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Where Histories Meet : Indigenous and Settler Encounters in the Toronto Area (Pre-Order for Sept 25/25)

SKU: 9781773856438

$59.95

Lexical Roots of Old Cree : An Etymological Dictionary (Pre-Order for Sept 30/25)

SKU: 9780776645490

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Jo Jo Makoons 5 : The Super-Scary Sleepover (PB) (Pre-Order for Sept 16/25)

SKU: 9780063315617

Remember Who You Are (HC) (Pre-Order for Sept 16/25)

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Remember Who You Are (HC) (Pre-Order for Sept 16/25)

SKU: 9781459840317

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To the Moon and Back : A Novel

SKU: 9781668213131

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Le chandail orange de Miya (Miya Wears Orange) (FR)

SKU: 9782898431920

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La Route sans fin (The Everlasting Road) (FR)

SKU: 9782898660436

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Visions From the Fire. Dreams. Book 2. (Pre-Order for Sept 9/25)

SKU: 9781774920657

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real ones : a novel (PB)

SKU: 9780735247529

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Between the Layers : Spiderwoman Theatre, Storyweaving, and Survivance (PB)

SKU: 9781487559069

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21 Things You Need to Know About Indigenous Self-Government : How to Dismantle the Indian Act

SKU: 9781774586273

Author:

Bob Joseph

Grade Levels:

Twelve, Adult Education, College, University

Nation:

Multiple Nations

Book Type:

Paperback

Pages:

200

Publisher:

Page Two Books, Inc.

Copyright Date:

2025

Robert "Bob" Joseph is an Indigenous Canadian who inherited a chief’s seat in the Gayaxala clan, the first clan of the Gwawa’enuxw, one of the eighteen tribes that make up the Kwakwaka'wakw. He is president of Indigenous Corporate Training Inc., and has provided training on Indigenous relations since 1994. He is also the author of the national bestseller 21 Things You May Not Know About the Indian Act.

The Indian Act has controlled the lives of Indigenous Peoples in Canada for seven generations. What would a future without it look like? In his follow-up book to the bestselling 21 Things You May Not Know About the Indian Act, Bob Joseph describes the next step toward reconciliation: Indigenous self-government—what it means, how it works, and the models for it that are already in place. Joseph practically and insightfully illuminates how the country can get beyond the Indian Act and realize a better Canada for all.

Beginning with the relationship between Indigenous Peoples, the Crown, and settlers in at the early days of colonization, Joseph travels to the current landscape and the tremendous possibility for reconciliation—a future every Canadian can support. He illustrates the widespread negative consequences of the reserve system that can only be redressed by self-government. With insight and clarity, he busts myths about taxation, the so-called benefits of the Indian Act, and the trustee–wardship relationship. And he provides inspiring examples of how self-government agreements are working well, from the Nisga’a Final Agreement to the James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement, while showing how key the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples is to defining what sovereignty really means.

21 Things You Need to Know About Indigenous Self-Government: A Conversation about Dismantling the Indian Act illuminates what Canadians need to know to stand in the work of reconciliation as individuals, as organizations, and as a country of many nations. Bob Joseph shows us a way forward with his trademark wisdom, humility, and deep understanding, Indigenous self-governance is not only a possibility, but an absolute necessity.