Indian act philosophy encourage aboriginal people to live their Indian status and culture and to become member of Canadian society (Makarenko, 2008, p.8). The term Indian refers to the men with the Indian blood, child of such person, women who was married to such person (Makarenko, 2008, p.10). It also broader the enfranchisement system, in which “aboriginal lose their Indian status and gain full citizenship” (Makarenko, 2008, p.10). Women who married to non-aboriginal men is also a part of enfranchisement system (10). The Indian act has gone through several ‘amendments and reforms’ (11). The aboriginal ceremonies such as potlaches are removed in 1885 (12). The band control was removed from non-aboriginal in 1894 (12). From 1905 to 1930 different
