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Established in 1983 to serve the needs of northern Alberta, Windspeaker became a national newspaper on its 10th anniversary in 1993.
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An RCMP investigation unit is on the Waterhen First Nation piecing
together the events of a month-long armed standoff that displaced 300
residents from their homes.
Police are looking into reports of criminal activities believed to have
been committed by rebel members of the Waterhen First Nation. The
crimes include vandalism, looting and arson…
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An RCMP investigation unit is on the Waterhen First Nation piecing
together the events of a month-long armed standoff that displaced 300
residents from their homes.
Police are looking into reports of criminal activities believed to have
been committed by rebel members of the Waterhen First Nation. The
crimes include vandalism, looting and arson…
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Pouring rain and icy temperatures didn't dampen the spirits of
Aboriginal students who protested against social spending cuts on
Parliament Hill on May 11.
The students were among 200 people from across Canada who converged on
Ottawa to protest against the Canada Health and Social Transfer. The
CHST will cut federal transfer payments to the…
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Pouring rain and icy temperatures didn't dampen the spirits of
Aboriginal students who protested against social spending cuts on
Parliament Hill on May 11.
The students were among 200 people from across Canada who converged on
Ottawa to protest against the Canada Health and Social Transfer. The
CHST will cut federal transfer payments to the…
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Pouring rain and icy temperatures didn't dampen the spirits of
Aboriginal students who protested against social spending cuts on
Parliament Hill on May 11.
The students were among 200 people from across Canada who converged on
Ottawa to protest against the Canada Health and Social Transfer. The
CHST will cut federal transfer payments to the…
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Steps have been made towards reaching a self-government agreement with
the Inuvialuit and Gwich'in in the Northwest Territories. Negotiators
have initialed a process agreement which outlines the issues to be the
discussed, the process and the timing for the next stage in self
-government negotiations. The process agreement will guide the
…
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Steps have been made towards reaching a self-government agreement with
the Inuvialuit and Gwich'in in the Northwest Territories. Negotiators
have initialed a process agreement which outlines the issues to be the
discussed, the process and the timing for the next stage in self
-government negotiations. The process agreement will guide the
…
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Steps have been made towards reaching a self-government agreement with
the Inuvialuit and Gwich'in in the Northwest Territories. Negotiators
have initialed a process agreement which outlines the issues to be the
discussed, the process and the timing for the next stage in self
-government negotiations. The process agreement will guide the
…
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Negotiators for the Kettle and Stony Point First Nation and the
Government of Canada announced yesterday that the Indian Commission of
Ontario (ICO) has officially begun mediating negotiations relating to
the transfer of Camp Ippersash to the First Nation. The ICO is an
independent authority which facilitates negotiations on Aboriginal
issues.…
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Negotiators for the Kettle and Stony Point First Nation and the
Government of Canada announced yesterday that the Indian Commission of
Ontario (ICO) has officially begun mediating negotiations relating to
the transfer of Camp Ippersash to the First Nation. The ICO is an
independent authority which facilitates negotiations on Aboriginal
issues.…
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Negotiators for the Kettle and Stony Point First Nation and the
Government of Canada announced yesterday that the Indian Commission of
Ontario (ICO) has officially begun mediating negotiations relating to
the transfer of Camp Ippersash to the First Nation. The ICO is an
independent authority which facilitates negotiations on Aboriginal
issues.…
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The men who brought you the Gustafsen Lake standoff announce their site on the Worldwide Web. http://kafka.uvic,ca/~vipirg/SISIS/gustmain.html will connect cyberspace travellers with information about the upcoming trial of the people who manned the barricades…
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The men who brought you the Gustafsen Lake standoff announce their site on the Worldwide Web. http://kafka.uvic,ca/~vipirg/SISIS/gustmain.html will connect cyberspace travellers with information about the upcoming trial of the people who manned the barricades…
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The men who brought you the Gustafsen Lake standoff announce their site on the Worldwide Web. http://kafka.uvic,ca/~vipirg/SISIS/gustmain.html will connect cyberspace travellers with information about the upcoming trial of the people who manned the barricades…
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The provincial and federal governments have done a poor job in promoting economic development on reserves, said Indian Affairs Minster Ron Irwin. This includes forcing Aboriginal people into unsuccessful ventures, costing both them and the taxpayer money. The fastest way to
improve the lives of Aboriginal people is to remedy these situations, he told a Commons Aboriginal…