blue quill造句

• Blue Quill and the adjacent neighbourhood of Saddle Lake Band.
• Both Blue Quill Estates and the adjoining neighbourhood of Saddle Lake Band.
• Blue Quill is a borrowed name of a community in W . P . Kinsella's hometown of Edmonton.
• "' Blue Quill "'is a residential neighbourhood located in south west Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
• "' Blue Quill Estates "'is a residential neighbourhood in south west Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
• In 1931, Blue Quill Indian Reserve 127 became a shared Reserve when the boarding school relocated to St . Paul, Alberta.
• The most common type of residence in Blue Quill, according to the 2005 municipal census, is the duplexes ( 7 % ).
• University nuhelot /
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  nistameyim鈑anak Blue Quills scholarships for Aboriginal & First Nations students include : Theodore R . Campbell Scholarship.
• The "'Beaver Lake Cree Nation "'is a Beaver Lake Indian Reserve No . 131 and Blue Quills First Nation Indian Reserve.
• The band Leslie Spit Treeo had a cameo in " Dance Me Outside ", performing in concert at the reserve's community hall, " The Blue Quill Hall ".
• University nuhelot /
  ne thaiyots /
  nistameyim鈑anak Blue Quills'mission is to " address the spiritual, emotional, physical and mental needs of the seven member First Nations through the delivery of quality education programs.
• The brick school building was moved in 1931 to its present location on Blue Quills First Nation Indian Reserve and operated as a residential school until it was taken over by community members through peaceful protest and occupation in 1970.
• After negotiations with then Minister of Indian Affairs, Jean Chretien, the Blue Quills Education Centre was created and has since grown to become a full service post secondary institution with degree programs at the undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral levels.
• After the short conflict ended, the whites knew they had to negotiate with chief Yellow Quill whose Ojibway name is pronounced as O-zah-wah-sko-gwan-na-be which really means Blue Quill and Green Quill.
• An Oblate mission was established at Lac la Biche in 1853 and missionaries " visited the Cree on the South shore of Beaver Lake as early as 1856 . " The Blue Quill's Indian Residential School ( AB-2a ) in Lac La Biche, which opened in 1862, was one of the first residential schools in Alberta.
• Since then, this once-small upgrading program has evolved into a college offering its own accredited post-secondary courses, certificates, diplomas, and degree programs, some in partnership with recognized colleges and universities such as Athabasca University, MacEwan University, University of Alberta, and its sister tribal colleges, such as Blue Quills First Nations College and Maskwacis Cultural College.
• Blue Quill Indian Reserve 127 was originally reserved for the use by the Blue Quill's Band, but in 1896, a boarding school ( Sacred Heart Indian Residential School, commonly called the " Saddle Lake Boarding School " ) was relocated from Lac la Biche, Alberta, to the Blue Quill Indian Reserve, and the Band relocated to the Saddle Lake Indian Reserve.
• Blue Quill Indian Reserve 127 was originally reserved for the use by the Blue Quill's Band, but in 1896, a boarding school ( Sacred Heart Indian Residential School, commonly called the " Saddle Lake Boarding School " ) was relocated from Lac la Biche, Alberta, to the Blue Quill Indian Reserve, and the Band relocated to the Saddle Lake Indian Reserve.
• Blue Quill Indian Reserve 127 was originally reserved for the use by the Blue Quill's Band, but in 1896, a boarding school ( Sacred Heart Indian Residential School, commonly called the " Saddle Lake Boarding School " ) was relocated from Lac la Biche, Alberta, to the Blue Quill Indian Reserve, and the Band relocated to the Saddle Lake Indian Reserve.