Leith Peterson https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Ken Whiteley’s “That Other Shore” Inspires Pride in Michael Sullivan’s Michigan Descendants Hollywood Documentary to Showcase Pirate Radio Deejay Tom Lodge (1936-2012) Jay (Fleming) Peterson’s Maypole Dancing Artwork, 1940 Met Up With My Late Mother’s “Moo Cow” Marionette at Museum London, November 3, 2018 Getting a Groove on with My Ukulele in 1955 Canadian Aboriginal Integration is Better than Assimilation or Parallelism Aboriginal Issues During the “Culpability Era” Tomson Highway – His Memoir Permanent Astonishment and His Time in London, Ontario, Canada, 1975-1978 A Delectable Lie, a Tree and a Way Forward: Multiculturalism and Aboriginal Policy Compared – Part One of Two My First “Leith Peterson” WordPress Blog Post Low-Budget Organizer for Kitchen Cleaning Pads Caledonia and Six Nations: Majority Opposed April 28, 2012 “Parade” A Critique of the Aboriginal Components of “The Mental Health Strategy for Canada” Why It is Taking Me So Long to Write a Multi-Part counterpoise.ca Series About Cultural Misappropriation, As It Relates to Indigenous People Who Live in Canada Jay Peterson (1920-1976) Israel Truth Week Conference 2012 and Its Connection With the Caledonia Crisis My Mother, Jay Peterson (1920-1976), My Brother Chris Peterson (1954-2009), Tom Lodge and “The Ship That Rocked the World” Part Two of Two – A Delectable Lie, a Tree and a Way Forward: Multiculturalism and Aboriginal Policy Compared Part Two of Three: Why I Think Canadian Aboriginal Integration is Better Than Parallelism or Assimilation – Integration is Already Happening in Many Places My Central English Teacher, Louise Wyatt, and “Write, Write, Write” NWT Metis Leader Nick Sibbeston – Bringing About Positive Changes to the Catholic Church/Indigenous Spirituality Relationship David Peterson and the Caledonia Crisis Peterson Family Christmases, London, Ontario, Canada, 1952-1965 Part One of Three – John Baptist Askin (1788-1869) – His Connection to London, Ontario, Canada Ivey Family London Room’s “Winter in London” 2017 Display Includes Artwork by Jay Peterson (1920-1976) Part Four of Four: Tribute to Jay Peterson (1920-1976), on the 40th Anniversary of Her Passing, December 15, 2016 – Her Involvement With Indigenous Issues, 1958-1976 Part Three of Four: Tribute to Jay Peterson (1920-1976), on the 40th Anniversary of Her Passing, December 15, 2016 – Her Involvement With First-St. Andrew’s United Church Part Two of Four: Tribute to Jay Peterson (1920-1976), on the 40th Anniversary of Her Passing, December 15, 2016 – More Child-Rearing Information Part One of Four: Tribute to Jay Peterson (1920-1976), on the 40th Anniversary of her Passing, December 15, 2016 – Recent Examples of Her Legacy Being Acknowledged Chippewas of the Thames First Nation (COTTFN) Proposed Urban Reserve for London, Ontario, Canada – Some Points for Discussion Jay Peterson (1920-1976) – Examples of Her Art, ca. 1939-1961 Charles T. Peterson (1913-2007) – His (Rejected) Submission to the Royal Commission on the Northern Environment, 1978 “Cards of the Season – the Art of Jay Peterson” at the Ivey Family London Room, London [Ontario] Public Library A Review of Calvin Helin’s Dances With Spirits: Ancient Wisdom for a Modern World Jay Peterson’s Posters for the Canadian Mental Health Association – London-Middlesex Branch, Mental Health Week, 1952 Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (TRC) Final Report Executive Summary, 2015 – Critique 2014 and 2015 Additions to “Cards of the Season – the Art of Jay Peterson” Part One of Three: Why I Think Canadian Aboriginal Integration is Better Than Parallelism or Assimilation – Overview Part Three of Three: Why I Think Canadian Aboriginal Integration is Better Than Parallelism or Assimilation: More People Need to be Involved With Indigenous Policy Decision Making Clans and Tribes in the 21st Century Ken Whiteley and Leith Peterson’s Great-Great Grandfather, Michael Sullivan (1813-1886), and “That Other Shore” Violence Against Aboriginal Women “The Politics of Suffering” – Fascinating Read Part Two of Three – John Baptist Askin (1788-1869) – His Connection to My Eldon House Play Having the Name Leith Has Been a Mixed Blessing Canadian Copyright Law’s Fair Dealing Provisions and www.leithpeterson.ca Honouring My Cousin, RCAF Pilot Officer George Howard (Geordie) Fleming, Killed in Action, August 15, 1941 Charles T. Peterson (1913-2007) A Review of Some Aspects of the Blog “Six Nations (Haudenosaunee) & The Haldimand Tract: Beliefs Versus Facts” The Peterson Family Home at 283 Dufferin Avenue, London, Ontario, Canada, Early 1950s to Early 1970s