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Archive Record
Metadata
Item ID# |
A2020.083.028 |
Title |
John Borrows |
Object Name |
Recording, Video |
Dates of Creation |
[2017] |
Creator |
Lock3 Media |
Other Creators |
Living History Multimedia Association |
Description |
A2020.083.028.001 - Video recording documenting an interview with John Borrows, Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Law at the University of Victoria and member of the Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation. Interview discusses the history and sources of Anishinaabe law, the infrastructure and resource development in the Saugeen Ojibway Nation Territory, and the arrival of the French fur traders. Also discusses the commercial fishing industry and land and resources treaties most notably the treaty of 1854. References the introduction of Methodism within the Anishinaabe culture. A2020.083.028.002 - Transcription of the video interview with John Borrows. |
Provenance |
Item were created by Lock3 Media producers in preparation for the creation of "The Bruce" Documentary videos. |
System of arrangement |
This item is part of Bruce County Historical Society fonds, series 5 (BCHS projects), file 7 ("The Bruce documentary project."). |
Parent Object |
BCHS series 5, file 7 |
Level of Description |
Item |
Physical Description |
1 video recording (47 min., 20 sec.) : sound, colour ; mov (19.5 GB) 149 KB of textual records (1 DOCX file, 13 p.) |
Restrictions on Use |
(a)Living History Multimedia Association ("LHMA") retains all copyright, title, and interest in these records. (b)Both LHMA and interview subject(s) must provide consent for reproductions intended for publication or commercial purposes. |
Access Restrictions |
Materials can be viewed at the Bruce County Museum and Cultural Centre ("BCM&CC"). |
Places |
Bruce Peninsula Cape Croker Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation Saugeen First Nation Georgian Bay Lake Huron |
People |
Borrows, John |
Search Terms & Subjects |
Churches, Methodist First Nations - Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation First Nations - Saugeen First Nation First Nations culture Fishing Fishing industry & commercial fishing Government policy Law & legal affairs Oral histories Settlements Trading posts Treaties |