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To many people her is just another hockey player. But to his parents and friends, he's not just a flash in the pan; he shows signs of promise as a good pro prospect in hockey.

Chris Houle, a strapping six-foot, 14 year-old Metis from the Buffalo Lake Metis Settlement just northeast of Edmonton, is the pride and joy of Bernie and Mae who do all in their power to support their Children's initiatives. Though Bernie himself is not a hockey player, he's one fine ball player and knows the value and meaning of sports for youth.

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To many people her is just another hockey player. But to his parents and friends, he's not just a flash in the pan; he shows signs of promise as a good pro prospect in hockey.

Chris Houle, a strapping six-foot, 14 year-old Metis from the Buffalo Lake Metis Settlement just northeast of Edmonton, is the pride and joy of Bernie and Mae who do all in their power to support their Children's initiatives. Though Bernie himself is not a hockey player, he's one fine ball player and knows the value and meaning of sports for youth.

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To many people her is just another hockey player. But to his parents and friends, he's not just a flash in the pan; he shows signs of promise as a good pro prospect in hockey.

Chris Houle, a strapping six-foot, 14 year-old Metis from the Buffalo Lake Metis Settlement just northeast of Edmonton, is the pride and joy of Bernie and Mae who do all in their power to support their Children's initiatives. Though Bernie himself is not a hockey player, he's one fine ball player and knows the value and meaning of sports for youth.

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To many people her is just another hockey player. But to his parents and friends, he's not just a flash in the pan; he shows signs of promise as a good pro prospect in hockey.

Chris Houle, a strapping six-foot, 14 year-old Metis from the Buffalo Lake Metis Settlement just northeast of Edmonton, is the pride and joy of Bernie and Mae who do all in their power to support their Children's initiatives. Though Bernie himself is not a hockey player, he's one fine ball player and knows the value and meaning of sports for youth.

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To many people her is just another hockey player. But to his parents and friends, he's not just a flash in the pan; he shows signs of promise as a good pro prospect in hockey.

Chris Houle, a strapping six-foot, 14 year-old Metis from the Buffalo Lake Metis Settlement just northeast of Edmonton, is the pride and joy of Bernie and Mae who do all in their power to support their Children's initiatives. Though Bernie himself is not a hockey player, he's one fine ball player and knows the value and meaning of sports for youth.

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With the end of April staring them in the face, the Indigenous Sport Council (Alberta) was pressed to complete its qualifying rounds in all 17 sports, involving a slate of approximately 760 athletes registered for the 1997 North American Indigenous Games this August in Victoria.

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With the end of April staring them in the face, the Indigenous Sport Council (Alberta) was pressed to complete its qualifying rounds in all 17 sports, involving a slate of approximately 760 athletes registered for the 1997 North American Indigenous Games this August in Victoria.

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With the end of April staring them in the face, the Indigenous Sport Council (Alberta) was pressed to complete its qualifying rounds in all 17 sports, involving a slate of approximately 760 athletes registered for the 1997 North American Indigenous Games this August in Victoria.

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With the end of April staring them in the face, the Indigenous Sport Council (Alberta) was pressed to complete its qualifying rounds in all 17 sports, involving a slate of approximately 760 athletes registered for the 1997 North American Indigenous Games this August in Victoria.

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With the end of April staring them in the face, the Indigenous Sport Council (Alberta) was pressed to complete its qualifying rounds in all 17 sports, involving a slate of approximately 760 athletes registered for the 1997 North American Indigenous Games this August in Victoria.