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On first acquaintance, Wayne Hamby doesn't seem to be a policeman, much less the chief of a busy, growing police department. But appearances would certainly be deceiving in this case.

Despite his soft-spoken manner, the newly appointed Chief of Police on the Blood Reserve in southern Alberta, is a highly qualified law enforcement officer. And though shy with the press, he's also an able police administrator.

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On first acquaintance, Wayne Hamby doesn't seem to be a policeman, much less the chief of a busy, growing police department. But appearances would certainly be deceiving in this case.

Despite his soft-spoken manner, the newly appointed Chief of Police on the Blood Reserve in southern Alberta, is a highly qualified law enforcement officer. And though shy with the press, he's also an able police administrator.

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The first international exhibition of contemporary First Nations art to be organized by the National Gallery of Canada is open to the public until Nov. 22.

Land, Spirit, Power: First Nations at the National Gallery of Canada presents 18 contemporary First Nation artists from Canada and the United States. Their work ranges from ceremonial masks to paintings, sculpture and installations, including new technologies such as virtual reality. It reflects the great strength and diversity of contemporary, North American aboriginal artists.

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The first international exhibition of contemporary First Nations art to be organized by the National Gallery of Canada is open to the public until Nov. 22.

Land, Spirit, Power: First Nations at the National Gallery of Canada presents 18 contemporary First Nation artists from Canada and the United States. Their work ranges from ceremonial masks to paintings, sculpture and installations, including new technologies such as virtual reality. It reflects the great strength and diversity of contemporary, North American aboriginal artists.

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The first international exhibition of contemporary First Nations art to be organized by the National Gallery of Canada is open to the public until Nov. 22.

Land, Spirit, Power: First Nations at the National Gallery of Canada presents 18 contemporary First Nation artists from Canada and the United States. Their work ranges from ceremonial masks to paintings, sculpture and installations, including new technologies such as virtual reality. It reflects the great strength and diversity of contemporary, North American aboriginal artists.

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The first international exhibition of contemporary First Nations art to be organized by the National Gallery of Canada is open to the public until Nov. 22.

Land, Spirit, Power: First Nations at the National Gallery of Canada presents 18 contemporary First Nation artists from Canada and the United States. Their work ranges from ceremonial masks to paintings, sculpture and installations, including new technologies such as virtual reality. It reflects the great strength and diversity of contemporary, North American aboriginal artists.

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Canada's Michelangelo is a Dene Indian from Cold Lake, Alta.

Alex Janvier has been selected to paint his abstract work on the massive dome

of the Canadian Museum of Civilization in Ottawa this winter.

Although Janvier jokes about turning the dome into the Sistine Chapel, the artistic commission is one of the most important in the country.

A temporary floor will be built so Janvier can stand up to complete the four-month job. The dome, at the river end of the museum's grand hall, measures 45 square metres.

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Canada's Michelangelo is a Dene Indian from Cold Lake, Alta.

Alex Janvier has been selected to paint his abstract work on the massive dome

of the Canadian Museum of Civilization in Ottawa this winter.

Although Janvier jokes about turning the dome into the Sistine Chapel, the artistic commission is one of the most important in the country.

A temporary floor will be built so Janvier can stand up to complete the four-month job. The dome, at the river end of the museum's grand hall, measures 45 square metres.

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Canada's Michelangelo is a Dene Indian from Cold Lake, Alta.

Alex Janvier has been selected to paint his abstract work on the massive dome

of the Canadian Museum of Civilization in Ottawa this winter.

Although Janvier jokes about turning the dome into the Sistine Chapel, the artistic commission is one of the most important in the country.

A temporary floor will be built so Janvier can stand up to complete the four-month job. The dome, at the river end of the museum's grand hall, measures 45 square metres.

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Canada's Michelangelo is a Dene Indian from Cold Lake, Alta.

Alex Janvier has been selected to paint his abstract work on the massive dome

of the Canadian Museum of Civilization in Ottawa this winter.

Although Janvier jokes about turning the dome into the Sistine Chapel, the artistic commission is one of the most important in the country.

A temporary floor will be built so Janvier can stand up to complete the four-month job. The dome, at the river end of the museum's grand hall, measures 45 square metres.