James Bartleman - Ottawa, Ontario
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This plaque is located in the James Bartleman Archives and Library Materials Centre, in Ottawa, Ontario. Cette plaque est située a l'intérieur du Centre de distribution du materiel de la Bibliothèque James Bartleman, à Ottawa, en Ontario.
Waymark Code: WM11GG3
Location: Ontario, Canada
Date Posted: 10/20/2019
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Inscription on the plaque:
Dedication
James Bartleman Archives and Library Materials Centre
In honour of a lifetime of service to Ottawa, Ontario and Canada the James Bartleman Archives and Library Materials Centre is hereby dedicated by Mayor Jim Watson, April 3, 2012.
James K. Bartleman was born in Orillia, Ontario in 1939 and is a member of the Chippewas of Rama First Nation. Starting in 1966, he represented Canada as a highly respected diplomat for more than 35 years. He served as the first aboriginal Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario from 2002 to 2007. As the Vice-Regal representative he set three priorities – to eliminate the stigma of mental illness, to fight racism and discrimination, and encourage learning for aboriginal young people – all of which represent the spirit of community-building and public service that are the hallmark of his life.
Inscription sur la plaque:
Dédication
Archives et Centre de distribution du matériel de la bibliothèque James Bartleman
En l’honneur de toute un vie de service à Ottawa, en Ontario et au Canada, les Archives et Centre de distribution du matériel de la bibliothèque James-Bartleman est dédié par le maire Jim Watson, le 3 avril 2012.
James K. Bartleman est né à Orillia, en Ontario, en 1939 et est membre des Chippewas de la Première nation Rama. À partir de 1966, il représente le Canada en tant que diplomate très respecté pendant plus de 35 ans. Il a été le premier lieutenant-gouverneur autochtone de l’Ontario, de 2002 à 2007. En tant que représentant vice-royal, il a défini trois priorités – éliminer la stigmatisation de la maladie mentale, lutter contre le racisme et la discrimination et encourager l’apprentissage pour les jeunes autochtones – qui représentent l’esprit de la construction communautaire et de service qui sont les mâitres mots de sa vie.
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