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Eighteen four-person teams came out to golf for a good cause despite the cold, windy weather on Sept. 7 -the second annual diabetes awareness golf scramble at the Paul First Nation.

The money goes to the Three Feathers Research Foundation, which is an extension of the Arnold J. Brant Scramble for Diabetes Golf Tournament organized by members of the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory.

The mission of the foundation is to find and support research of clinical projects directly related to health issues affecting Aboriginal people.

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Eighteen four-person teams came out to golf for a good cause despite the cold, windy weather on Sept. 7 -the second annual diabetes awareness golf scramble at the Paul First Nation.

The money goes to the Three Feathers Research Foundation, which is an extension of the Arnold J. Brant Scramble for Diabetes Golf Tournament organized by members of the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory.

The mission of the foundation is to find and support research of clinical projects directly related to health issues affecting Aboriginal people.

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The Healing Trail program has been up and running for less than a year, but has already met and exceeded many of its goals.

The program, a three-year pilot project funded through Health Canada, was launched in June. The program is aimed at Aboriginal and Metis people in the Dryden area, but everything being done through the program is designed to be adopted and adapted by other communities.

Each project is developed, then run in the Dryden area and, if it's deemed successful,

it's made available to other communities to use.

Page 21

The Healing Trail program has been up and running for less than a year, but has already met and exceeded many of its goals.

The program, a three-year pilot project funded through Health Canada, was launched in June. The program is aimed at Aboriginal and Metis people in the Dryden area, but everything being done through the program is designed to be adopted and adapted by other communities.

Each project is developed, then run in the Dryden area and, if it's deemed successful,

it's made available to other communities to use.

Page 21

The Healing Trail program has been up and running for less than a year, but has already met and exceeded many of its goals.

The program, a three-year pilot project funded through Health Canada, was launched in June. The program is aimed at Aboriginal and Metis people in the Dryden area, but everything being done through the program is designed to be adopted and adapted by other communities.

Each project is developed, then run in the Dryden area and, if it's deemed successful,

it's made available to other communities to use.

Page 21

The Healing Trail program has been up and running for less than a year, but has already met and exceeded many of its goals.

The program, a three-year pilot project funded through Health Canada, was launched in June. The program is aimed at Aboriginal and Metis people in the Dryden area, but everything being done through the program is designed to be adopted and adapted by other communities.

Each project is developed, then run in the Dryden area and, if it's deemed successful,

it's made available to other communities to use.

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By The Skin of the Teeth

By G.E.M Munro

Tangent Books, Inc.

307 pages

$24.95 (sc)

When I saw G.E.M. Munro's recently published work of fiction, By the Skin of the Teeth, with a painting by him illustrating the front cover, I wanted to like the book.

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Born With A Tooth Stories

By Joseph Boyden

Cormorant Books Inc., Toronto

284 pages

$21.95 (sc)

Joseph Boyden didn't grow up on a reserve in Northern Ontario, but most of the characters contained in his book Born With a Tooth Stories did.

The book is a collection of short stories, most of which take place on reserves in the north, and most of which are narrated by First Nations characters.

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Born With A Tooth Stories

By Joseph Boyden

Cormorant Books Inc., Toronto

284 pages

$21.95 (sc)

Joseph Boyden didn't grow up on a reserve in Northern Ontario, but most of the characters contained in his book Born With a Tooth Stories did.

The book is a collection of short stories, most of which take place on reserves in the north, and most of which are narrated by First Nations characters.

Page 18

Born With A Tooth Stories

By Joseph Boyden

Cormorant Books Inc., Toronto

284 pages

$21.95 (sc)

Joseph Boyden didn't grow up on a reserve in Northern Ontario, but most of the characters contained in his book Born With a Tooth Stories did.

The book is a collection of short stories, most of which take place on reserves in the north, and most of which are narrated by First Nations characters.