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This spring, a Saskatchewan Indian Federated College student won the University of Regina's University Prize in Social Work.

Ida (Moore) Brass, from The Pas, Manitoba, won the prestigious award and was honored at the SIFC 16th annual convocation ceremony. Her experience at SIFC, which is federated with the University of Regina, tells a lot about what makes an award-winning student.

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This spring, a Saskatchewan Indian Federated College student won the University of Regina's University Prize in Social Work.

Ida (Moore) Brass, from The Pas, Manitoba, won the prestigious award and was honored at the SIFC 16th annual convocation ceremony. Her experience at SIFC, which is federated with the University of Regina, tells a lot about what makes an award-winning student.

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This spring, a Saskatchewan Indian Federated College student won the University of Regina's University Prize in Social Work.

Ida (Moore) Brass, from The Pas, Manitoba, won the prestigious award and was honored at the SIFC 16th annual convocation ceremony. Her experience at SIFC, which is federated with the University of Regina, tells a lot about what makes an award-winning student.

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This spring, a Saskatchewan Indian Federated College student won the University of Regina's University Prize in Social Work.

Ida (Moore) Brass, from The Pas, Manitoba, won the prestigious award and was honored at the SIFC 16th annual convocation ceremony. Her experience at SIFC, which is federated with the University of Regina, tells a lot about what makes an award-winning student.

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For the first time, the valedictory address at the Saskatchewan Indian Federated College's convocation was delivered entirely in Cree by Vernon Floyd Dion Buffalo of the Samson band in Hobbema, Alberta.

The convocation ceremonies were held in Regina at the Saskatchewan Centre of the Arts, where 71 students received their degrees and certificates from the college.

Dion has been a student at the SIFC since September, 1990, when he enrolled in the college's Cree Linguistics program.

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For the first time, the valedictory address at the Saskatchewan Indian Federated College's convocation was delivered entirely in Cree by Vernon Floyd Dion Buffalo of the Samson band in Hobbema, Alberta.

The convocation ceremonies were held in Regina at the Saskatchewan Centre of the Arts, where 71 students received their degrees and certificates from the college.

Dion has been a student at the SIFC since September, 1990, when he enrolled in the college's Cree Linguistics program.

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For the first time, the valedictory address at the Saskatchewan Indian Federated College's convocation was delivered entirely in Cree by Vernon Floyd Dion Buffalo of the Samson band in Hobbema, Alberta.

The convocation ceremonies were held in Regina at the Saskatchewan Centre of the Arts, where 71 students received their degrees and certificates from the college.

Dion has been a student at the SIFC since September, 1990, when he enrolled in the college's Cree Linguistics program.

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For the first time, the valedictory address at the Saskatchewan Indian Federated College's convocation was delivered entirely in Cree by Vernon Floyd Dion Buffalo of the Samson band in Hobbema, Alberta.

The convocation ceremonies were held in Regina at the Saskatchewan Centre of the Arts, where 71 students received their degrees and certificates from the college.

Dion has been a student at the SIFC since September, 1990, when he enrolled in the college's Cree Linguistics program.

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It seems only natural to enter Sharon Calf Robe's home and find her seated at the kitchen doing beadwork.

After all, she just graduated from the Native Clothing Design course at Alberta Vocational College in Grouard at the top of her class.

Not only that, she was selected to deliver the valedictorian address at the AVC convocation ceremonies for 314 students held in High Prairie June 19.

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It seems only natural to enter Sharon Calf Robe's home and find her seated at the kitchen doing beadwork.

After all, she just graduated from the Native Clothing Design course at Alberta Vocational College in Grouard at the top of her class.

Not only that, she was selected to deliver the valedictorian address at the AVC convocation ceremonies for 314 students held in High Prairie June 19.