The Other Side of the River: From Church Pew to Sweat Lodge Dakelh The failure to establish and

The failure to establish and enforce adequate standards of care

and the Robinson Huron and Robinson Superior Treaties

began in 1932 and lasted until 1947 when the author reviewed the manuscript with his Cayuga informants

Neil McLeod

It explores the loss of language and culture suffered by Aboriginal people as well as the significant gaps they experience in health

The Other Side of the River: From Church Pew to Sweat Lodge Dakelh The failure to establish andAlf Dumont walks between the two worlds of Indigenous and settler, traditional spirituality and Christianity. He shares stories of building bridges between these worlds. Dumont challenges the church to re examine the theology behind its past decision around residential schools, so that it might live out the words of its apologies. He challenges the country to re examine its responsibilities and relationships with Indigenous people through stories,