Children

“Dopp looks closely at hockey myths but not solely to debunk them. Hockey on the Moon offers a conversation in the best sense. This is hockey talk that works across …

imply a spiritual affinity with apple- cheeked children playing on a frozen pond, but it is silent about … game is played for “passionate stockbrokers / children wear- ing business suits” (24). A logical consequence … spoil his work” (25). On examination day, the children dress up, but the boys are careful not to be … Afterwards, he confronts Foxy in front of the other children. Foxy attacks him with his “big fists,” but Hughie … 1902, 272). Before the arrival of Craven, the children had played only 38 The Fighting Soul of Hockey …

The Western welfare state model is beset with structural, financial, and moral crises. So-called scroungers, cheats, and disability fakers persistently occupy the centre of public policy discussions, even as official …

Mao’s China, 1949–1983 Zhou Xun 3 Young Subjects Children, State-Building, and Social Reform in the Eighteenth-Century … was planning a “lavish” Christmas for her eight children funded by debt and £2,227 per month in benefits … the Old and New Poor Laws (that is, 1601–1929), children and the sick claimed a broadly constructed “deserving” … the support of women with multiple illegitimate children? – as reflections of the modern welfare state … widespread worry about fraudsters simply “making up” children to gain a range of welfare payments. Some cases …

Andy Weaver led a life of quiet contemplation before becoming a father at the age of 42. Within three years he had two sons; two small, relentless disruptions to an …

remainder, the extraneous sum we carried home as children, alongside the change from the corner store tucked …

The political life of Dene leader Georges Erasmus — a radical Native rights crusader widely regarded as one of the most important Indigenous leaders of the past fifty years. For …

Behchokò˛. He would be the first of thir- teen children: Georges, Violet, Roy, Bill, Ron, Margaret, Guy … ledge with easy access to the lake. The Erasmus children grew up with strong parents well- versed in Dene … traditional gloves. Florence was patient with the children and committed to helping them fulfill their in- … Joanne, born in 1965, remembers her dad sitting the children down to teach them in traditional ways. “I got … summer and fall. When Georges was married with children, hunting supplemented a tight family budget. …

Railway commuting is today a mundane and routine necessity, yet for the Victorians it was a novel experience. It opened up new possibilities of living at a remove from the …

China, 1949–1983 Zhou Xun 3 Young Subjects Children, State-Building, and Social Reform in the Eighteenth- …

Dangling in the Glimmer of Hope met en lumière les actions entreprises par des universitaires en réponse à certains des appels à l’action de la Commission de vérité et réconciliation. …

Indian Residential School. It commemorated the children who died at the school. Said Rena Effendi, global … exact location of some of the unmarked graves of children who attended the Kamloops Indian Residential … “Missing Children and Burial Information.” We remain unclear about the number of children who attended … lands where the finding of 215 unmarked graves of children was announced in May 2021. That significant historical … Canadians over centuries. The silent voices of the children opened the dialogue between Indigenous and settler …

The COVID-19 virus was responsible for the deaths of over thirty-five thousand Canadians in its first two years alone. Described as the biggest public health crisis of the century, it …

periods. People delayed getting married and having children. Young parents had to home-school their kids …

Prisoners’ Bodies investigates the history of the Irish ordinary prisoners’ movement and how it was shaped by public discourse, highlighting the lived experiences of individual people in prison.

Mao’s China, 1949–1983 Zhou Xun 3 Young Subjects Children, State-Building, and Social Reform in the Eighteenth-Century … includes Cox and Fiachra Byrne’s examination of children in custody in the 1950s and 1960s, Janet Weston …

“This book is absolutely amazing and one of the most original collections that I have read in many years. Intended for everyone who inhabits Turtle Island—Indigenous and settler alike—Manomin encourages …

ecological knowledge. Anishinaabe guardians saw their children off—or found them- selves traumatically separated … Indigenous ones. Federal agents forcibly removed children in late August or early September, a time that4 … of both settler and native grains. Anishinaabe children like Elder Clarence Henry were torn from their … under Canadian federal law— their children, like Anishinaabe children, would be subject to Section 115 … condition of tutelage and treated as wards or children of the State.”17 Manomin: Caring for Ecosystems …

“A tender, beautifully written essay collection that is about so much more than parenting a child with a disability.” — Erin Pepler, author of Send Me Into The Woods AloneA …

From a fractious walk home from school with her children to a late- night skinny dip with a friend, these … tenderness. It is a profound testament to how our children teach us more than we’ll ever teach them. A must-read … Subjects: LCSH: Purdham, Adelle. | LCSH: Mothers of children with Down syndrome—Canada— Biography. | LCGFT: … peppers popping against the yellow squash. The children eat something benign, like chicken nuggets. As … wants to work, she is selfish, abandoning her children. I break the silence. My mind is not worth the …