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• Title:The Oka Legacy / written & directed by Sonia Bonspille-Boileau ; produced by Catherine Bainbridge.
  
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• Other Contributors/Collections:Bonspille-Boileau, Sonia, director.
  Bainbridge, Catherine, producer.
  Fon, Christina, producer.
  Ludwick, Linda, producer.
  Roth, Lisa, producer.
  Webb, Ernest, producer.
  Rezolution Pictures Inc.
  McIntyre Media, Inc.
  
• Published/Created:Toronto : Canadian Broadcasting Corporation [2015]
  

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• Canadian Subjects:Idle No More (Movement)
  Indigenous peoples--Canada--Claims.
  
• Access Expiry Date:License expires:Perpetual access
  
• Library of Congress Subjects:Mohawk Indians--Québec (Province)--Kanesatake Indian Reserve--Claims.
  Mohawk Indians--Québec (Province)--Kanesatake Indian Reserve--Government relations.
  Indigenous peoples--Canada--Claims.
  Indigenous peoples--Canada--Government relations.
  Indigenous peoples--Québec (Province)--Claims.
  Indigenous peoples--Canada--History.
  Indigenous peoples--Study and teaching--Canada.
  Social justice--Study and teaching.
  Social sciences.
  Political science.
  Québec (Province)--History--Native Crisis, 1990.
  Québec (Province)--History.
  Canada--History.
  
• Medical Subjects: Social Sciences.
  
• Description:1 online resource (1 video file (43:41 min.)) : digital, colour, sound.
  
• Terms governing use:Restrictions: Educational use and Personal use.
  
• Credits:Director: Bonspille-Boileau, Sonia ; Producer: Bainbridge, Catherine ; Producer: Fon, Christina ; Producer: Ludwick, Linda ; Producer: Roth, Lisa ; Producer: Webb, Ernest.
  
• Summary:The Oka Legacy is a POV documentary that explores how the Oka Crisis has transformed contemporary Indigenous identity in Canada. Through Mohawk filmmaker Sonia Bonspille Boileau own personal journey, The Oka Legacy retraces the events that took place in her hometown in 1990 by talking with people who lived through the events firsthand, like Clifton Nicholas and Waneek Horn Miller, as well as with those who overcame grief like Francine Lemay and those like Melissa Mollen Dupuis and Johnny Jones who, even hundreds of kilometers away, were inspired to do great things. These compelling characters recount their own personal Oka Crisis stories and reflect on what its legacy is and what it should be.
  
• Notes:Released in conjunction with Rezolution Pictures Inc., 2015.
  Closed-captioned, In English.
  Description based on online resource; title from title screen (McIntyre, viewed May 27, 2022).