The Last President Book (Paperback Edition)

The Last President is more than a memoir, it is a courageous, unflinching testament to survival, resistance, and legacy. From the harrowing reality of life inside the Mohawk Indian Residential School, a so-called institution that sought to erase Indigenous identity, Del Riley emerges not broken, but forged in fire. As the final President of the National Indian Brotherhood, Riley carried the weight of generations and carved that weight into the very fabric of the Canadian Constitution. His authorship of Sections 25 and 35 enshrined Aboriginal and treaty rights, making him a vocal architect of justice in a country still reckoning with its past. A must-read for every Canadian, The Last President is a profound account of historical truth, political courage, and Indigenous strength. A story that ensures the voices of the lost are never silenced, and the fight for sovereignty never forgotten.