Hurry Up, Ilua! Canada - History Indigenous people have long been

Indigenous people have long been represented in Canadian literature and early history writing as roaming “savages” without land title and without literature

women and children taken by a variety of photographers from the 1860s to around 1950

and identity and can offer a unique methodology to understand Métis society as it deals with outside economic and spiritual institutions while maintaining a viable and vibrant society

expressed through song

The events at Ipperwash are recounted in narrative-style with direct quotes from the people involved

Hurry Up, Ilua! Canada - History Indigenous people have long beenHurry Up, Ilua! is a 32 page colour picture book from the Inhabit Junior series, published by Inhabit Media. First time author and illustrator Nola Helen Hicks, teacher, writer, and artist living in Chesterfield Inlet, Nunavut, has created a charming picture book about a ground squirrel family preparing for hibernation. Ilua and her little sister Ivavaa are taking their time watching the family of siksiks (Arctic ground squirrels) are scurrying about