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Hobbema's Alaynee Littlechild is on her way to see the world.
The 18-year-old has been accepted in the Canada World Youth rural development exchange program.
Each year, the program selects several youths to be part of the cultural and work exchange. This year the program will take 10 Canadian participants to Mexico.
"I'll be going to Cuernovaca," said Littlechild. The Mexican city is just south of Mexico City.
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Terrying About
Tansi!
The Dreamspeakers Festival is now history and audience response to the performing artists was excellent as was the evening film awards and banquet. Such notable celebs as Gordon Tootoosis, Tantoo Cardinal, Tina Keeper, Dakota House, Jimmy Herman, Adam Beach, Ryan Black, Jordan Wheeler, Fidel Moreno, and Sonny Skyhawk enjoyed the evening.
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People and Places
Oki. The month of May kept me busy. I put myself in charge of the Powwow Calendar for our papers. I forgot I had made some friends with some of the powwow committee members. After introducing myself, they would say, "Well, it's been a long time." To think after all these years, I'm remembered! It makes me feel glad, because I was not talking to myself when I wrote for Windspeaker. I like writing for Alberta Sweetgrass, BUT I keep reminding you that this column is your column. Come on and write or phone and tell me what's up!
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They came in by the hundreds, flooding the Edmonton Agricom to participate in one of Alberta's early powwows.
The Ben Calf Robe 16th Annual Powwow attracted 27 arts and crafts booths, more than 200 registered dancers and eight or nine drum groups. Nakota Lodge acted as host drum. The one-day event got off on a good note with Wilson Okeymaw serving as emcee and Brian Lee as arena director.
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They came in by the hundreds, flooding the Edmonton Agricom to participate in one of Alberta's early powwows.
The Ben Calf Robe 16th Annual Powwow attracted 27 arts and crafts booths, more than 200 registered dancers and eight or nine drum groups. Nakota Lodge acted as host drum. The one-day event got off on a good note with Wilson Okeymaw serving as emcee and Brian Lee as arena director.
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They came in by the hundreds, flooding the Edmonton Agricom to participate in one of Alberta's early powwows.
The Ben Calf Robe 16th Annual Powwow attracted 27 arts and crafts booths, more than 200 registered dancers and eight or nine drum groups. Nakota Lodge acted as host drum. The one-day event got off on a good note with Wilson Okeymaw serving as emcee and Brian Lee as arena director.
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They came in by the hundreds, flooding the Edmonton Agricom to participate in one of Alberta's early powwows.
The Ben Calf Robe 16th Annual Powwow attracted 27 arts and crafts booths, more than 200 registered dancers and eight or nine drum groups. Nakota Lodge acted as host drum. The one-day event got off on a good note with Wilson Okeymaw serving as emcee and Brian Lee as arena director.
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They came in by the hundreds, flooding the Edmonton Agricom to participate in one of Alberta's early powwows.
The Ben Calf Robe 16th Annual Powwow attracted 27 arts and crafts booths, more than 200 registered dancers and eight or nine drum groups. Nakota Lodge acted as host drum. The one-day event got off on a good note with Wilson Okeymaw serving as emcee and Brian Lee as arena director.
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They came in by the hundreds, flooding the Edmonton Agricom to participate in one of Alberta's early powwows.
The Ben Calf Robe 16th Annual Powwow attracted 27 arts and crafts booths, more than 200 registered dancers and eight or nine drum groups. Nakota Lodge acted as host drum. The one-day event got off on a good note with Wilson Okeymaw serving as emcee and Brian Lee as arena director.
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Blood Tribe Head Chief Chris Shade penned his name to a historic health care agreement May 21 at the Blood Tribe Health Centre in Stand Off.
The memorandum of understanding involves the Blood Tribe Health Department and the Chinook Health Region. It will serve as a framework to build healthy relationships to benefit tribal members and other Natives with the Chinook Health Region.