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Indigenous continent by Pekka Hamalainen, (1967-)
Où est ma fille? by Christy Jordan-Fenton
Killing the Wittigo by Suzanne Methot, (1968-)
Namwayut, we are all one by Robert Joseph, (1939-)
Heart berry bling by Jenny Kay Dupuis,
Unbroken by Angela Sterritt,
Becoming kin by Patty Krawec
Spirit Bear--honouring memories, planting dreams by Cindy Blackstock
The song that called them home by David Robertson, (1977-)
Aboriginal by Jennifer Adese
The Canadian business owner's guide to reconciliation by Alison Tedford,
Project 562 by Matika Wilbur,
My powerful hair by Carole Lindstrom, (1964-)
Vérité et réconciliation by Simon Rose, (1961-)
Indigiqueerness by Joshua Whitehead
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Banned Books Reading Challenge

Freedom to Read Week is an annual event that invites Canadians to reflect on and reaffirm their commitment to intellectual freedom. Running from Feb. 1 to Feb. 28, the Banned Books Reading Challenge encourages participants to read books that have been challenged or banned. The challenge offers an opportunity for readers of all ages to explore these important works, earn badges and enter giveaways—all while supporting the right to read freely.

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