Forget] and in native education. He did not believe that native peoples could contribute in a significant way to the material expansion of the nation. In certain cases he permitted his officials

FORGET, AMÉDÉE-EMMANUEL (baptized Emmanuel-Amédée-Marie), lawyer, office holder, civil servant, and politician; b

Forget). “Your long and faithful services to the party,” wrote Laurier, “entitle you to the best that may be in the gift of the party.” Bulyea

 W. Brown was sworn in as lieutenant governor of Saskatchewan, succeeding Amédée-Emmanuel Forget