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A Native artist specializing in traditional Northwest Coast Indian art has finally realized his dream after 23 years of creative work.
Relatives, fellow artists and friends of Ronald A. Sebastian happily attended the grand opening of the RAS Fine Arts gift shop and art gallery, Nov. 26 and 27.
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A Native artist specializing in traditional Northwest Coast Indian art has finally realized his dream after 23 years of creative work.
Relatives, fellow artists and friends of Ronald A. Sebastian happily attended the grand opening of the RAS Fine Arts gift shop and art gallery, Nov. 26 and 27.
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OPINION
Last week I had the pleasure of hosting (in my Native Studies 211 Class) Lee Maracle's Saskatoon visit, co-sponsored by the Native Studies Department and the Press Gang Publishers.
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Creativity comes from deep within the soul of an artist. And for one transplanted Mexican, art comes from deep within the earth.
Domingo Cisneros, originally from Northern Mexico, now makes his home in La Macaza, Quebec, a quiet community snuggled in the northern Laurentian Mountains.
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Creativity comes from deep within the soul of an artist. And for one transplanted Mexican, art comes from deep within the earth.
Domingo Cisneros, originally from Northern Mexico, now makes his home in La Macaza, Quebec, a quiet community snuggled in the northern Laurentian Mountains.
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Creativity comes from deep within the soul of an artist. And for one transplanted Mexican, art comes from deep within the earth.
Domingo Cisneros, originally from Northern Mexico, now makes his home in La Macaza, Quebec, a quiet community snuggled in the northern Laurentian Mountains.
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Creativity comes from deep within the soul of an artist. And for one transplanted Mexican, art comes from deep within the earth.
Domingo Cisneros, originally from Northern Mexico, now makes his home in La Macaza, Quebec, a quiet community snuggled in the northern Laurentian Mountains.
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When the Task Force on the Criminal Justice System released the Justice on Trial Report in 1991, its chief recommendation was to bring a criminal justice system back to the Native and Metis communities of Alberta.
But most of the task forces recommendations are yet to become reality, participants heard at the recent Aboriginal Justice Symposium held at the Enoch Cree Nation.
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When the Task Force on the Criminal Justice System released the Justice on Trial Report in 1991, its chief recommendation was to bring a criminal justice system back to the Native and Metis communities of Alberta.
But most of the task forces recommendations are yet to become reality, participants heard at the recent Aboriginal Justice Symposium held at the Enoch Cree Nation.
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When the Task Force on the Criminal Justice System released the Justice on Trial Report in 1991, its chief recommendation was to bring a criminal justice system back to the Native and Metis communities of Alberta.
But most of the task forces recommendations are yet to become reality, participants heard at the recent Aboriginal Justice Symposium held at the Enoch Cree Nation.