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The Second Annual Aboriginal Film Awards were presented at the Sixth Annual Dreamspeakers Festival, which ran from May 26 to June 1 in Edmonton. The film awards were hosted this year by Tantoo Cardinal. The guest of honor special award recipient at the ceremonies was Gordon Tootoosis, who plays Albert Golo in the CBC drama North of 60. He has acted for theatre, film, television and radio. The member of the Poundmaker's First Nation, who now lives west of Saskatoon, was surrounded by friends and peers at the banquet held in his honor.

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The Second Annual Aboriginal Film Awards were presented at the Sixth Annual Dreamspeakers Festival, which ran from May 26 to June 1 in Edmonton. The film awards were hosted this year by Tantoo Cardinal. The guest of honor special award recipient at the ceremonies was Gordon Tootoosis, who plays Albert Golo in the CBC drama North of 60. He has acted for theatre, film, television and radio. The member of the Poundmaker's First Nation, who now lives west of Saskatoon, was surrounded by friends and peers at the banquet held in his honor.

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The Second Annual Aboriginal Film Awards were presented at the Sixth Annual Dreamspeakers Festival, which ran from May 26 to June 1 in Edmonton. The film awards were hosted this year by Tantoo Cardinal. The guest of honor special award recipient at the ceremonies was Gordon Tootoosis, who plays Albert Golo in the CBC drama North of 60. He has acted for theatre, film, television and radio. The member of the Poundmaker's First Nation, who now lives west of Saskatoon, was surrounded by friends and peers at the banquet held in his honor.

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The Calgary Aboriginal Awareness Society has a number of events planned for Native Awareness Week from June 16 to 21. The week wraps up on National Aboriginal Day.

Carole Carpenter, the society's program administrator, said June 21 will be set aside as a day of prayer.

Events for Native Awareness Week include the opening ceremonies at Olympic Plaza on June 16, an Aboriginal performing arts festival at the Uptown Stage from June 16 - 20, a Tipi challenge on June 17 and a Bannock Cook-off on June 20 at the Eau Claire Market.

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The Calgary Aboriginal Awareness Society has a number of events planned for Native Awareness Week from June 16 to 21. The week wraps up on National Aboriginal Day.

Carole Carpenter, the society's program administrator, said June 21 will be set aside as a day of prayer.

Events for Native Awareness Week include the opening ceremonies at Olympic Plaza on June 16, an Aboriginal performing arts festival at the Uptown Stage from June 16 - 20, a Tipi challenge on June 17 and a Bannock Cook-off on June 20 at the Eau Claire Market.

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The Calgary Aboriginal Awareness Society has a number of events planned for Native Awareness Week from June 16 to 21. The week wraps up on National Aboriginal Day.

Carole Carpenter, the society's program administrator, said June 21 will be set aside as a day of prayer.

Events for Native Awareness Week include the opening ceremonies at Olympic Plaza on June 16, an Aboriginal performing arts festival at the Uptown Stage from June 16 - 20, a Tipi challenge on June 17 and a Bannock Cook-off on June 20 at the Eau Claire Market.

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The Calgary Aboriginal Awareness Society has a number of events planned for Native Awareness Week from June 16 to 21. The week wraps up on National Aboriginal Day.

Carole Carpenter, the society's program administrator, said June 21 will be set aside as a day of prayer.

Events for Native Awareness Week include the opening ceremonies at Olympic Plaza on June 16, an Aboriginal performing arts festival at the Uptown Stage from June 16 - 20, a Tipi challenge on June 17 and a Bannock Cook-off on June 20 at the Eau Claire Market.

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The Calgary Aboriginal Awareness Society has a number of events planned for Native Awareness Week from June 16 to 21. The week wraps up on National Aboriginal Day.

Carole Carpenter, the society's program administrator, said June 21 will be set aside as a day of prayer.

Events for Native Awareness Week include the opening ceremonies at Olympic Plaza on June 16, an Aboriginal performing arts festival at the Uptown Stage from June 16 - 20, a Tipi challenge on June 17 and a Bannock Cook-off on June 20 at the Eau Claire Market.

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The Calgary Aboriginal Awareness Society has a number of events planned for Native Awareness Week from June 16 to 21. The week wraps up on National Aboriginal Day.

Carole Carpenter, the society's program administrator, said June 21 will be set aside as a day of prayer.

Events for Native Awareness Week include the opening ceremonies at Olympic Plaza on June 16, an Aboriginal performing arts festival at the Uptown Stage from June 16 - 20, a Tipi challenge on June 17 and a Bannock Cook-off on June 20 at the Eau Claire Market.

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Mark June 21 on your calendar and get ready to explore a great sampling of Aboriginal culture.

National Aboriginal Day is a commemorative day set aside to showcase and highlight aspects of Aboriginal life and custom.

This year, the special day falls on a Saturday, so organizers have decided to make it a two day event. Events and displays will be up and ready on Friday, June 20. Several groups and organizations have a long list of events planned for both days.