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| Titles |
Circle of Victory: Official Documentary of the 1993 North American Indigenous Games |
| Name |
Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations |
| Name |
Organizing Committee of the 1993 North American Indigenous Games |
| Name |
Royal Bank of Canada |
| Name |
Partners in Motion |
| Name |
CKCK-TV: A Baton Broadcasting Company |
| Name |
Janice Acoose |
| Name |
Chris Triffo |
| Name |
Eugene Arcand |
| Type of Resource |
moving image |
| Genre |
Sports_NonFiction |
| Abstract |
A short documentary which focuses on the 199 North American Indigenous Games held in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. The NAIG Games are portrayed as a means to promote cultural unity, pride and athleticism within Indigenous communities. The second instalment of the Games is described as having an ability to empower Indigenous youth through organized sport. This feature includes interviews with prominent figures at the 1993 Games such as Olympic gold medalists Alwyn Morris and Billy Mills; as well as several coaches, competitors, parents, and organizers like the 1993 Chairperson, Eugene Arcand. The NAIG features thousands of talented athletes and volunteers who are keeping the spirit of their ancestors alive through sport. |
| Extent |
23 minutes and 58 seconds |
| Form |
videorecording |
| Note |
Footage has been digitized from its original VHS format; footage from tapes courtesy of Eugene Arcand. |
| Subject Hierarchical Geographic |
North America--Canada------Prince Albert |
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1990-2000 |
| Subject Local Name |
--Sport--History--North American Indigenous Games--Indigenous----Prince Albert--Saskatchewan--Canada--1990-2000 |