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Letters to the Editor: July 2
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Editorial: Looking back at Chief Dan George s Lament for Confederation
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Chief Dan George as Old Lodge Skins
American Indian life was steeped in ritual. These rituals varied from tribe to tribe and played an important role in their daily life. The Hopi of Arizona, for example lived and farmed in a land of little rainfall so most of their rituals and ceremonies dealt with their gods bringing rain to a dry land. The culture of the Plains Indians on the other hand, revolved around warfare and hunting the bison, most of their rituals had to do with being great hunters and warriors. The tribes were at war over such things as raiding for horses, tribal lands and supremacy.
A Year in Five Minutes: Vancouver 1976
The 1000 block of Robson Street in February, 1976. Item # CVA 780-406.
In 1976, ICBC rates skyrocketed, the Museum of Anthropology got a new home and an earthquake rocked the area.
By Chuck Davis,
Laing Bridge
On May 15, 1976 the Arthur Laing Bridge officially opened, named after a native son of Richmond who became a cabinet minister under Pierre Trudeau, then later a Senator. The $23 million four-lane bridge, which crosses the north arm of the Fraser to Sea Island, vastly speeded up access to the Vancouver International Airport. It reduced the distance from downtown to the airport by more than three kilometres. Traffic had started using the bridge August 27, 1975, but the official opening was May 15, 1976. It’s 1,676 metres (one mile) in total length, and more than 90,000 vehicles use it daily.
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Native American themes combined with supernatural and eco-gothic elements dominate this Eureka ‘Killer Creature’ double feature, presenting two films from the 1970s on Blu-ray for the first time: NIGHTWING starring Nick Mancuso and David Warner, plus SHADOW OF THE HAWK starring Chief Dan George and Jan-Michael Vincent.
NIGHTWING (1979) was perhaps unjustly promoted as a horror film upon its theatrical release and although it doubtlessly contains elements of horror there is more to it than meets the eye. When Youngman Duran (Nick Mancuso), a deputy on a Hopi Indian reservation in New Mexico, is tasked with investigating a string of bizarre cattle mutilations initial enquiries lead to nothing. However, embittered old medicine man Abner Tasupi (George Clutesi), who raised the inquisitive Youngman following the deaths of his parents, shows the young deputy a so-called Hopi sand painting he’s currently working on – depicting a spell that the universe would end that
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