oral history/interview

Excerpts from an interview with Joe Kapoze about his life at residential school, and the conflict between his family and the Indian Agent on Red Pheasant Reserve.

This is an interview with Judy Badgerly (interviewed by Cheryl Troupe) about living on the road allowance community of Section 29, near Coxby and Glenmary,  Saskatchewan. Judy's father was Kyle Ballentyne, and her mother, Olive Brown. Her father was born and raised in Coxby and her mother was raised in Sanford, Saskatchewan.

From the Gabriel Dumont Institute: "Joe Amyotte is a southern Métis who was instrumental in organizing the Métis Society of Saskatchewan (MSS) (in the southern part of the province) in 1962-64. There was little, if any, contact between this group and the northern one under Malcolm Norris until 1967 when the two organizations merged. Norris opposed the merger on the grounds that the MSS was too closely tied to the Liberal Party and the Liberal government. He also opposed it because the organization was receiving government grants.