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Video drums away false ideas

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Junior high school students across the province could soon be receiving a video lesson in eliminating racism, thanks to a new video production from Native Counselling Services of Alberta: "Mythomania-Drumming away false ideas." Francis Campbell is a producer with the agency's Bearpaw Media Productions, and co-producer of Mythomania. Working with Campbell on the video were three students from the University of Alberta.

Keeping centres hopping

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Tansi! Here's hoping all's well with our readers and friends.

First powwow

EDMONTON-Me and my trusty Canons (cameras) were out in full force on April 1 and, yeah, we got some wonderful photos thanks to all you fine dancers. That's when the Edmonton area witnessed it's first powwow of the season, which was hosted by the University of Alberta Aboriginal Student Club. It was their fourth annual traditional powwow at the Butterdome and, due to the date, you can bet there were a number of April Fool's jokes flying around.

Keeping centres hopping

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Tansi! Here's hoping all's well with our readers and friends.

First powwow

EDMONTON-Me and my trusty Canons (cameras) were out in full force on April 1 and, yeah, we got some wonderful photos thanks to all you fine dancers. That's when the Edmonton area witnessed it's first powwow of the season, which was hosted by the University of Alberta Aboriginal Student Club. It was their fourth annual traditional powwow at the Butterdome and, due to the date, you can bet there were a number of April Fool's jokes flying around.

Museum exhibit first of its kind

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TORONTO-The Royal Ontario Museum unveils a new exhibition of art and culture from the Heiltsuk Nation on June 21 in the museum's Gallery of Indigenous Peoples.

The exhibit features works by present-day artists, and artifacts from the museum's anthropological collections of Northwest Coast art. The exhibition includes an historical overview with a discussion of the impact of European contact on the Heiltsuk people.

Museum exhibit first of its kind

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TORONTO-The Royal Ontario Museum unveils a new exhibition of art and culture from the Heiltsuk Nation on June 21 in the museum's Gallery of Indigenous Peoples.

The exhibit features works by present-day artists, and artifacts from the museum's anthropological collections of Northwest Coast art. The exhibition includes an historical overview with a discussion of the impact of European contact on the Heiltsuk people.

Metis Elder turns 100 years old

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Amidst balloons, cake and camera flashes, 200 friends, family and relatives of Annie Goulet celebrated her birthday on April 1, at the High Prairie Legion. A collage of photos adorning a wall showed Goulet and her family as they were. For the last 100 years Goulet has seen a lot of changes in society, such as transportation by a dogteam or a team of horses becoming transportation by cars and planes. She'd also lived through two world wars and numerous changes in technology.

Metis Elder turns 100 years old

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Amidst balloons, cake and camera flashes, 200 friends, family and relatives of Annie Goulet celebrated her birthday on April 1, at the High Prairie Legion. A collage of photos adorning a wall showed Goulet and her family as they were. For the last 100 years Goulet has seen a lot of changes in society, such as transportation by a dogteam or a team of horses becoming transportation by cars and planes. She'd also lived through two world wars and numerous changes in technology.

Deadline looms for social service bursary applications

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Metis and non-status Indians who want to study social work at the post-secondary level have until April 30, 2000 to apply for a bursary from Alberta Human Resources and Employment that will pay for a substantial portion of their education. From $8,000 to $13,000 a year is available per student per year, with a university student with a dependent getting the highest amount.