James Gladstone
Senate of Canada, Progressive Conservative Party of Canada, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Indian Act, John Diefenbaker
Herausgegeben: Luther, Evander
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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. James Gladstone was the first Status Indian to be appointed to the Canadian Senate. Gladstone was a Cree by birth but was adopted by the Blood Reserve on which he was born; the Blood belonged to the Blackfoot nation. He attended an Anglican Mission school on his reserve until 1903, when he moved to an "Indian Industrial School" in Calgary and apprenticed as a printer. After leaving school in 1905, Gladstone returned to his reserve where he worked as an interpreter. He...
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. James Gladstone was the first Status Indian to be appointed to the Canadian Senate. Gladstone was a Cree by birth but was adopted by the Blood Reserve on which he was born; the Blood belonged to the Blackfoot nation. He attended an Anglican Mission school on his reserve until 1903, when he moved to an "Indian Industrial School" in Calgary and apprenticed as a printer. After leaving school in 1905, Gladstone returned to his reserve where he worked as an interpreter. He also found work on ranches in the area wrangling cattle. In 1911, he found work with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police as a scout and interpreter and also worked as a mail carrier on his reserve.
