One Dead Indian: The Premier, the Police, and the Ipperwash Crisis

“One Dead Indian is a very important book. If you care about democracy, and the separation of government and police, this is a must read… Edwards (is) a journalist’s journalist.”–Laura Robinson, Globe and Mail “(One Dead Indian) could become the catalyst needed to force the Harris government to call a judicial inquiry into the intolerable silence and obfuscation surrounding Ipperwash.”–Globe and Mail editorial“Among top 10 non-fiction books of 2001.”–Toronto Star“… scathing indictment of police brutality and political deception over the killing of unarmed Dudley George… One Dead Indian is a very impressive feat of investigative journalism.”–James Cullingham, Toronto Star“I’ve just finished reading Star reporter Peter Edwards’ gripping book on the case – One Dead Indian: The Premier, the Police, and the Ipperwash Crisis. Hours after I finished underlining, while the pages sprouted a bristling border of yellow sticky notes, my heart is still pumping with sorrowing outrage.”– Michele Landsberg, Toronto Star“… excellent book… This is a compelling, well-researched and important book which I would highly urge you to read.”–Evan Solomon, CBC television’s ‘Hot Type’ “Edwards’ book is clearly written and well-researched. He has reconstructed with care a complex problem. For those concerned with social justice, this book is sometimes difficult to digest.”–Daniel McIntosh, National Post“We’re impressed by the quality and depth of Edwards’ research. It is a thorough and important book.”–Windspeaker, Canada’s National Aboriginal News