Indian Summer: The Oka Crisis

Indian Summer: The Oka Crisis

Indian Summer: The Oka Crisis

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Indian Summer: The Oka Crisis

2006- 2006

1 Seasons

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Fictionalized portrayal of the conflict and standoff in Kanehsatake during the summer of 1990. This major conflict between a Mohawk community and municipal, Quebec and Canadian governments was over the expansion of a golf course into an aboriginal cemetery. Based on the book by John Ciaccia (Quebec Liberal cabinet minister and negotiator) : The Oka Crisis, A Mirror of the Soul

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25 members

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Tony Nardi

John Ciaccia

Tony Nardi

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Arthur Holden

Alex Paterson

Arthur Holden

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Tantoo Cardinal

Iba Beauvais

Tantoo Cardinal

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Alex Rice

Ellen Gabriel

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Billy Merasty

John Cree

Billy Merasty

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Pamela Matthews

Denise David

Pamela Matthews

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Sandra Laronde

Donna Kahentiiosta Rice

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Flint Eagle

Psycho

Flint Eagle

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Kaniehtiio Horn

Susan Oke

Kaniehtiio Horn

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Eric Schweig

Terry Doxtator

Eric Schweig

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Gary Farmer

Alan Montour

Gary Farmer

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Tamara Podemski

Deborah 'Chicky' Etienne

Tamara Podemski

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Andreas Apergis

Stanley Cohen

Andreas Apergis

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Bruce Ramsay

John Parisella

Bruce Ramsay

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Emmanuel Bilodeau

L Col Pierre Daigle

Emmanuel Bilodeau

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Jamieson Boulanger

soldier

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HoJo Rose

SQ Interrogator

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Tony Calabretta

Sam Elkas

Tony Calabretta

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Aubert Pallascio

Claude Ryan

Aubert Pallascio

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Pierre Brassard

Robert Bourassa

Pierre Brassard

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Terence Bowman

Reporter

Terence Bowman

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Rick Bramucci

SQ Officer

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Joseph Cross

Ronald 'Lasagna' Cross

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Michel Gregory Dagenais

driver

Michel Gregory Dagenais

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Alain Chanoine

black soldier

Alain Chanoine

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