Interview of Chief Ian Campbell

• Other Authors: Chief Ian Campbell (interviewee)
• Format: Audio
• Language: English
• Published: 2012
• Subjects: 2010 Winter Olympics > Aboriginal Achievement Awards > Assembly of First Nations > Assembly of First Nations (AFN) Justice Forum > British Columbia > British Columbian Aboriginal Summit > Campbell Clan > Canoeing > Clan > Colonization > Cowichan Nation > Culture > Dunvegan Castle > Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline Project > Epidemics > First Nations > First Nations Commercial and Industrial Development Act (FNCIDA) > First Nations Communities > First Nations Reserves > First Nations Statistical Management Act > Fishing > Fort Langley > Hudson’s Bay Company > Indian Act > John Macleod > Katzie Peoples > Kinder Morgan Pipeline Project > Lillooet Nation > Musqueam Nation > New York > Olympics > Olympic Opening Ceremonies > Ovide Mercredi > Paternalism > Religion > Residential Schools > Scotland > Sea to Sky Highway > Shamanism > Shared Legacy Agreement > Singing > Spirituality > Squamish > Squamish Language > Squamish Nation > Reconciliation > Trading > Tribe > Truth and Reconciliation Committee > Tseil-Waututh Nation > Vancouver > Vancouver Community College > Vancouver Island; Canada; Indian; British Columbia; Jenny; Macleod; The Baker; Dunvegan; Pitt Lake; First Nations
• Online Access: https://digital.lib.sfu.ca/soh-37/interview-chief-ian-campbell

Feb 27 2012 Chief Ian Geordie (middle name from the movie “Wee Geordie”) Campbell (b. 1973 in North Vancouver, BC) of the Squamish Nation is the youngest of two children (older sister). His mother (of the Baker family, from the Englishman John Baker) has three siblings and his father, Wayne, has six...