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TABLE OF CONTENTS —to> Editors’ Foreword...................................... 7 ELIZABETH TROTT: Multiculturalism as a Discourse of Disguise: A Possible Canadian solution. .................................. 11 VICTORIA McGowan: Eastern People on Western Prairies: How Early Eastern European Immigrants Shaped Alberta’s Future .................. 39 Curis Kostov: The Shifting Identities of the Bulgarian—Canadian Diaspora, 1900-2015 2. ee 55 NIKOLA TUTEK: Cultural Appropriation in Two Short Stories by Alice Munro: “Five Points” and “The Albanian Virgin” — Echoes of the Balkans ........ 71 BALAZS VENKOVITS: “The New Mecca of Immigrants”: Hungarian Emigration to Canada and the Role of Immigration Propaganda ................. 99 MARIA PALLA: The South Asian Canadian Diaspora: A Transnational Community and its Literary Representation in Anita Rau Badami’s Can You Hear the Nightbird Call? .............................. 123 ANUSHRAY SINGH: Third Space: An Intercultural Negotiation of South Asian Diaspora in Canada. ................................ 141 JupiT Naey: Male-female Relationships Across Cultures in Ann Y. K. Choi’s Kay’s Lucky Coin Variety (2016) .......................... 159 DERVILA COOKE: Growing Together or Apart? Minorities in Québec Documentary on Immigration and School .................... 171 MARIE-CLAUDE GILL-LACROIX: Maîtres chez qui? The Parti Québécois’ Cultural Geography and its Impact on the Idea of Indigenous Territorial Sovereignty Following the Quiet Revolution .......................... 189 MIKLÓS VASSÁNYI: Second Contact: Patterns of "Second Encounters" with the Inuit in Early Modernity. An Anthropological Analysis of the Cases of Henry Hudson and William Baffin. . ........................... 209 WILLIAM FELEPCHUK: Unearthing Racial Necrogeographies: Burial Places and the Dispossession of Minorities in Canada. ................... 229 ERIC SMITH: Safely Embracing Culture: The Adequacy of the Cultural Safety Paradigm in Canadian and American Indigenous Healthcare ......... 245 DENISA KRASNA: Jay Treaty: Indigenous Rights of Free Cross-Border Passage between Canada and USA ............................. 267
