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  • Lisa Ashley, Windspeaker Contributor, Victoria B.C.

Page R7

Wi'woman - women who walk in spirit - is a tale of finding power and healing within, written by a woman who struggled to overcome abuse at the hands of trusted community members.

Francis Dick's play, staged last Friday night at Victoria's Newcombe theatre, was performed for the second year to a full house, Dick, along with Kwalgulth Youth Dance Group, shared her message…

  • Lisa Ashley, Windspeaker Contributor, Victoria B.C.

Page R7

Wi'woman - women who walk in spirit - is a tale of finding power and healing within, written by a woman who struggled to overcome abuse at the hands of trusted community members.

Francis Dick's play, staged last Friday night at Victoria's Newcombe theatre, was performed for the second year to a full house, Dick, along with Kwalgulth Youth Dance Group, shared her message…

  • Lisa Ashley, Windspeaker Contributor, Victoria B.C.

Page R7

Wi'woman - women who walk in spirit - is a tale of finding power and healing within, written by a woman who struggled to overcome abuse at the hands of trusted community members.

Francis Dick's play, staged last Friday night at Victoria's Newcombe theatre, was performed for the second year to a full house, Dick, along with Kwalgulth Youth Dance Group, shared her message…

  • Lisa Ashley, Windspeaker Contributor, Victoria B.C.

Page R7

Wi'woman - women who walk in spirit - is a tale of finding power and healing within, written by a woman who struggled to overcome abuse at the hands of trusted community members.

Francis Dick's play, staged last Friday night at Victoria's Newcombe theatre, was performed for the second year to a full house, Dick, along with Kwalgulth Youth Dance Group, shared her message…

  • Brent Mudry, Windspeaker Contributor, Vancouver

Page R7

Serendipity and spirit marked the launch of a major retrospective of acclaimed Haida artist Robert Davidson at the Vancouver Art Gallery.

The June 26 opening came the day after a major ruling on Aboriginal hunting and fishing rights, and the day before the Qatuwas canoe journey landing at Bella Bella. Both were landmark events in Native culture and history.

"The…

  • Brent Mudry, Windspeaker Contributor, Vancouver

Page R7

Serendipity and spirit marked the launch of a major retrospective of acclaimed Haida artist Robert Davidson at the Vancouver Art Gallery.

The June 26 opening came the day after a major ruling on Aboriginal hunting and fishing rights, and the day before the Qatuwas canoe journey landing at Bella Bella. Both were landmark events in Native culture and history.

"The…

  • Brent Mudry, Windspeaker Contributor, Vancouver

Page R7

Serendipity and spirit marked the launch of a major retrospective of acclaimed Haida artist Robert Davidson at the Vancouver Art Gallery.

The June 26 opening came the day after a major ruling on Aboriginal hunting and fishing rights, and the day before the Qatuwas canoe journey landing at Bella Bella. Both were landmark events in Native culture and history.

"The…

  • Brent Mudry, Windspeaker Contributor, Vancouver

Page R7

Serendipity and spirit marked the launch of a major retrospective of acclaimed Haida artist Robert Davidson at the Vancouver Art Gallery.

The June 26 opening came the day after a major ruling on Aboriginal hunting and fishing rights, and the day before the Qatuwas canoe journey landing at Bella Bella. Both were landmark events in Native culture and history.

"The…

  • William Hilliard, Windspeaker Contributor, PUKATAWAGAN MAN

Page R5

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Since opening last November, a youth drop-in centre in this remote, northern reserve has offered new options to youths in communities lacking recreational facilities and programs.

At least two other reserves in northern Manitoba now plan to open youth drop-in centres of their own, modeled after the Pukatawagan centre in this Swampy Cree community of 1,800 about…

  • William Hilliard, Windspeaker Contributor, PUKATAWAGAN MAN

Page R5

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Since opening last November, a youth drop-in centre in this remote, northern reserve has offered new options to youths in communities lacking recreational facilities and programs.

At least two other reserves in northern Manitoba now plan to open youth drop-in centres of their own, modeled after the Pukatawagan centre in this Swampy Cree community of 1,800 about…

  • William Hilliard, Windspeaker Contributor, PUKATAWAGAN MAN

Page R5

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Since opening last November, a youth drop-in centre in this remote, northern reserve has offered new options to youths in communities lacking recreational facilities and programs.

At least two other reserves in northern Manitoba now plan to open youth drop-in centres of their own, modeled after the Pukatawagan centre in this Swampy Cree community of 1,800 about…

  • William Hilliard, Windspeaker Contributor, PUKATAWAGAN MAN

Page R5

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Since opening last November, a youth drop-in centre in this remote, northern reserve has offered new options to youths in communities lacking recreational facilities and programs.

At least two other reserves in northern Manitoba now plan to open youth drop-in centres of their own, modeled after the Pukatawagan centre in this Swampy Cree community of 1,800 about…

  • Gail Seymour, Windspeaker Contributor, PRINCE ALBERT SASK.

Page R4

The Symbolic run of the North American Indigenous Games has come to a symbolic halt. The run, which was to open the games in July, is on hold until administrative wrinkles are smoothed out.

The run was to begin in Edmonton, former host city to the Games, on June 26, with an evening sweat lodge ceremony. The official sendoff was to follow a morning pipe ceremony the…

  • Gail Seymour, Windspeaker Contributor, PRINCE ALBERT SASK.

Page R4

The Symbolic run of the North American Indigenous Games has come to a symbolic halt. The run, which was to open the games in July, is on hold until administrative wrinkles are smoothed out.

The run was to begin in Edmonton, former host city to the Games, on June 26, with an evening sweat lodge ceremony. The official sendoff was to follow a morning pipe ceremony the…

  • Gail Seymour, Windspeaker Contributor, PRINCE ALBERT SASK.

Page R4

The Symbolic run of the North American Indigenous Games has come to a symbolic halt. The run, which was to open the games in July, is on hold until administrative wrinkles are smoothed out.

The run was to begin in Edmonton, former host city to the Games, on June 26, with an evening sweat lodge ceremony. The official sendoff was to follow a morning pipe ceremony the…