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Lydia Charles: Healing Spirit, Embracing Change
Kathy McMullin tells the story of her grandmother Lydia Charles. As a midwife and medicine woman, Lydia was a central figure in her Woodland Cree community but everything would change with the arrival of the European culture and economy. [ more ]
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"Mother Tongue" is a 13-part documentary series that explores women's history in ethnic Canada.
Each episode tells the story of a notable woman in one of Canada's communities.
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Mother Tongue: A woman's history of ethnic Canada is a 13-part TV series that documents Canada's multicultural history from a female perspective. Each program tells the story of a notable woman in one of Canada's communities, including a Black fugitive slave, an Acadian mail order bride, and an Icelandic suffragette.
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