Across the Ice : How We Saved the Ojibwe Horse U.S.A. History won the 1997 Gerald Lampert

won the 1997 Gerald Lampert Memorial Award from the League of Canadian Poets

to active and responsible citizenship at the local

a recent anthology is a significant contribution to Indigenous literature by Indigenous writers and storytellers

the Métis Nation of the Canadian North-West

She was custom adopted by her Jijii (grandfather) Ronnie and Jijuu (grandmother) Laura Pascal at birth

Across the Ice : How We Saved the Ojibwe Horse U.S.A. History won the 1997 Gerald LampertWritten by Darcy Whitecrow, Ojibwe and Dakota and a member of the Seine River First Nation band in Northwestern Ontario, and Heather M. O'Connor, an award winning childrens author based in Peterborough, Ontario. Natasha Donovan is a Mtis illustrator. Discover the history of the endangered Ojibwe horse and the daring intervention of the Lac La Croix First Nation in this celebration of community, tradition, courage, and hope. Its a cold, snowy night at