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Young Writers Challenged

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Aspiring young Treaty 7 writers, here's your chance to show your stuff.

What the Spirit and Intent Means to me is the title of an essay writing contest established by the Treaty 7 Tribal Council as part of its upcoming conference. The contest is in honor of the efforts of the great chiefs who signed Treaty 7 in 1877 and it will give young people the chance to express their views and ideas of what the treaty means to them.

Young Writers Challenged

Page 18

Aspiring young Treaty 7 writers, here's your chance to show your stuff.

What the Spirit and Intent Means to me is the title of an essay writing contest established by the Treaty 7 Tribal Council as part of its upcoming conference. The contest is in honor of the efforts of the great chiefs who signed Treaty 7 in 1877 and it will give young people the chance to express their views and ideas of what the treaty means to them.

Healing turns conference into festival

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FIRST PERSON

Stephane Wuttunee attended the First World Indigenous Youth Conference in Quebec City last month. This is his final report from the conference.

Diane Reid, an elder, learned over to me, saying we desperately needed to form

a healing circle if people were to work towards a better future instead of staying locked in past events.

So that's what the women did. Five or six of them stood. Diane made me stay beside her.

Healing turns conference into festival

Page 18

FIRST PERSON

Stephane Wuttunee attended the First World Indigenous Youth Conference in Quebec City last month. This is his final report from the conference.

Diane Reid, an elder, learned over to me, saying we desperately needed to form

a healing circle if people were to work towards a better future instead of staying locked in past events.

So that's what the women did. Five or six of them stood. Diane made me stay beside her.

Healing turns conference into festival

Page 18

FIRST PERSON

Stephane Wuttunee attended the First World Indigenous Youth Conference in Quebec City last month. This is his final report from the conference.

Diane Reid, an elder, learned over to me, saying we desperately needed to form

a healing circle if people were to work towards a better future instead of staying locked in past events.

So that's what the women did. Five or six of them stood. Diane made me stay beside her.

Healing turns conference into festival

Page 18

FIRST PERSON

Stephane Wuttunee attended the First World Indigenous Youth Conference in Quebec City last month. This is his final report from the conference.

Diane Reid, an elder, learned over to me, saying we desperately needed to form

a healing circle if people were to work towards a better future instead of staying locked in past events.

So that's what the women did. Five or six of them stood. Diane made me stay beside her.

Play uses Natives to portray whites

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The Citadel Theatre's epic season opener, The Royal Hunt of the Sun, is taking a novel approach in the depiction of the discovery of the New World, especially in terms of casting.

In playwright Peter Shaffer's story of Spain's destruction of the Incan civilization, Native actors Lorne Cardinal and Jerry P. Longboat perform both Native and non-Native roles.

Play uses Natives to portray whites

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The Citadel Theatre's epic season opener, The Royal Hunt of the Sun, is taking a novel approach in the depiction of the discovery of the New World, especially in terms of casting.

In playwright Peter Shaffer's story of Spain's destruction of the Incan civilization, Native actors Lorne Cardinal and Jerry P. Longboat perform both Native and non-Native roles.

Play uses Natives to portray whites

Page 14

The Citadel Theatre's epic season opener, The Royal Hunt of the Sun, is taking a novel approach in the depiction of the discovery of the New World, especially in terms of casting.

In playwright Peter Shaffer's story of Spain's destruction of the Incan civilization, Native actors Lorne Cardinal and Jerry P. Longboat perform both Native and non-Native roles.

Play uses Natives to portray whites

Page 14

The Citadel Theatre's epic season opener, The Royal Hunt of the Sun, is taking a novel approach in the depiction of the discovery of the New World, especially in terms of casting.

In playwright Peter Shaffer's story of Spain's destruction of the Incan civilization, Native actors Lorne Cardinal and Jerry P. Longboat perform both Native and non-Native roles.