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  • Dana Wagg, Windspeaker Staff Writer, East Prairie Metis Settlement Alta.

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Three Metis settlements are major players in a $90 million wood products plant proposed for the High Prairie area.

Gift Lake, Peavine and East Prairie Metis Settlement -- known collectively as the Tri-Settlement Councils -- are partners in the plant, which would be built at High Prairie.

The oriented strandboard (OSB) plant will be the largest of its kind in the…

  • Dana Wagg, Windspeaker Staff Writer, East Prairie Metis Settlement Alta.

Page 1

Three Metis settlements are major players in a $90 million wood products plant proposed for the High Prairie area.

Gift Lake, Peavine and East Prairie Metis Settlement -- known collectively as the Tri-Settlement Councils -- are partners in the plant, which would be built at High Prairie.

The oriented strandboard (OSB) plant will be the largest of its kind in the…

  • Dana Wagg, Windspeaker Staff Writer, East Prairie Metis Settlement Alta.

Page 1

Three Metis settlements are major players in a $90 million wood products plant proposed for the High Prairie area.

Gift Lake, Peavine and East Prairie Metis Settlement -- known collectively as the Tri-Settlement Councils -- are partners in the plant, which would be built at High Prairie.

The oriented strandboard (OSB) plant will be the largest of its kind in the…

  • Dana Wagg, Windspeaker Staff Writer, East Prairie Metis Settlement Alta.

Page 1

Three Metis settlements are major players in a $90 million wood products plant proposed for the High Prairie area.

Gift Lake, Peavine and East Prairie Metis Settlement -- known collectively as the Tri-Settlement Councils -- are partners in the plant, which would be built at High Prairie.

The oriented strandboard (OSB) plant will be the largest of its kind in the…

  • John Holman, Windspeaker Staff Writer, Paddle Prairie Metis Settlement Alta.

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A Paddle Prairie resident has gone to court to declare the Jan. 18 Paddle Prairie referendum illegal and void, claiming improper procedures preceeded the vote.

Paddle resident Elmer Ghostkeeper has filed the lawsuit in provincial court against Paddle Prairie council as a concerned citizen. The lawsuit will argue that "the general public does not have the authority to…

  • John Holman, Windspeaker Staff Writer, Paddle Prairie Metis Settlement Alta.

Page 1

A Paddle Prairie resident has gone to court to declare the Jan. 18 Paddle Prairie referendum illegal and void, claiming improper procedures preceeded the vote.

Paddle resident Elmer Ghostkeeper has filed the lawsuit in provincial court against Paddle Prairie council as a concerned citizen. The lawsuit will argue that "the general public does not have the authority to…

  • John Holman, Windspeaker Staff Writer, Paddle Prairie Metis Settlement Alta.

Page 1

A Paddle Prairie resident has gone to court to declare the Jan. 18 Paddle Prairie referendum illegal and void, claiming improper procedures preceeded the vote.

Paddle resident Elmer Ghostkeeper has filed the lawsuit in provincial court against Paddle Prairie council as a concerned citizen. The lawsuit will argue that "the general public does not have the authority to…

  • John Holman, Windspeaker Staff Writer, Paddle Prairie Metis Settlement Alta.

Page 1

A Paddle Prairie resident has gone to court to declare the Jan. 18 Paddle Prairie referendum illegal and void, claiming improper procedures preceeded the vote.

Paddle resident Elmer Ghostkeeper has filed the lawsuit in provincial court against Paddle Prairie council as a concerned citizen. The lawsuit will argue that "the general public does not have the authority to…

  • Leta McNaughton, Windspeaker Staff Writer, Edmonton

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The United Nations has declared 1990 International Year of Literacy.

The aims for the year are to increase government action in addressing literacy problems; increasing public awareness and participation in projects and using the year of literacy towards launching a plan of action to eradicate illiteracy by the year 2000.

The idea behind having an International…

  • Leta McNaughton, Windspeaker Staff Writer, Edmonton

Page 17

The United Nations has declared 1990 International Year of Literacy.

The aims for the year are to increase government action in addressing literacy problems; increasing public awareness and participation in projects and using the year of literacy towards launching a plan of action to eradicate illiteracy by the year 2000.

The idea behind having an International…

  • Leta McNaughton, Windspeaker Staff Writer, Edmonton

Page 17

The United Nations has declared 1990 International Year of Literacy.

The aims for the year are to increase government action in addressing literacy problems; increasing public awareness and participation in projects and using the year of literacy towards launching a plan of action to eradicate illiteracy by the year 2000.

The idea behind having an International…

  • Leta McNaughton, Windspeaker Staff Writer, Edmonton

Page 17

The United Nations has declared 1990 International Year of Literacy.

The aims for the year are to increase government action in addressing literacy problems; increasing public awareness and participation in projects and using the year of literacy towards launching a plan of action to eradicate illiteracy by the year 2000.

The idea behind having an International…

  • Josie Auger, Windspeaker Staff Writer, Edmonton

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When the book, The Miss Hobbema Pageant written by W.P. Kinsella hit the bookstores last year, it opened would causing cries of prejudice from Hobbema residents.

Many residents called the book 'racist' and demeaning to Indians although Kinsella maintained it was strictly fiction.

Now David Small Face, an Indian from the Blood Reserve in southern Alberta, is…

  • Josie Auger, Windspeaker Staff Writer, Edmonton

Page 16

When the book, The Miss Hobbema Pageant written by W.P. Kinsella hit the bookstores last year, it opened would causing cries of prejudice from Hobbema residents.

Many residents called the book 'racist' and demeaning to Indians although Kinsella maintained it was strictly fiction.

Now David Small Face, an Indian from the Blood Reserve in southern Alberta, is…

  • Josie Auger, Windspeaker Staff Writer, Edmonton

Page 16

When the book, The Miss Hobbema Pageant written by W.P. Kinsella hit the bookstores last year, it opened would causing cries of prejudice from Hobbema residents.

Many residents called the book 'racist' and demeaning to Indians although Kinsella maintained it was strictly fiction.

Now David Small Face, an Indian from the Blood Reserve in southern Alberta, is…