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DECEMBER 1997 - Published December 8, 1997
Editorial: Look ahead with optimism by Paul Barnsley
The Bitter Root - Willing to Stand Alone by Arnie Louie
Raven's Eye columnist wins award by by Paul Barnsley
Native women sue for equality by Paul Barnsley
Memorial challenge issued by chief by Paul Barnsley
News in Brief
Decision rocks industry
Crowds a no-show
Funding conference a go
Reform MP loses challenge
Parents demand action
Couple "re-occupies" land
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Then and now: An Aboriginal woman goes home
Sports heroes encourage Aboriginal youth
Sweet science taught
Aboriginal media artists gather
APEC seen as an insult to Aboriginal community
Vancouver Aboriginal community at high risk
Editorial: Why not apologize, Canada? by Paul Barnsley
The Bitter Root - Let's get ready to RUM-M-BLE! by Arnie Louie
"Our soldiers slighted" - Aboriginal veterans by Mathew Stewart
Union Chiefs meet by Paul Barnsley
Stewart will listen to Summit by Paul Barnsley
Editorial: First Nations Summit by Paul Barnsley
Summit says no to extinguishment by Paul Barnsley
Shuswap fear coho doomed to follow cod by Paul Barnsley
Shuswap chiefs entertain business leaders by Paul Barnsley
Minister won't revive Indian Act amendments
Aboriginal author will tell Shania Twain's story
Editorial: Sechelt offer - Is it enough? by Paul Barnsley
The Bitter Root - Let's Make a Deal by Arnie Louie
Extinguishment offered to Sechelt band by Paul Barnsley
Kemano deal draws fire by Paul Barnsley
No more eagle feather debacles?
First Nations eligible for job program
Moratorium on development of Deh Cho lands
Editorial: Great hosts: good job B.C by Paul Barnsley
Oh so close for Team B.C. by Paul Barnsley
Fish war threatens Native fishing rights by Linda Dumont
Gustafsen sentence prompts protest
Editorial by Paul Barnsley
Indigenous Games' unheralded athletes by Paul Barnsley
Adoptee discovers heritage with 21st century style by Linda Dumont
New Minsiter where she wants to be by Paul Barnsley
Six candidates for national chief by Paul Barnsley
New law didn't protect Aboriginal child by Judy Manuel
Limited post-secondary funding prompts demonstration
Haida Gwaii will become classroom for teachers
The dawn of a new day by Paul Barnsley
Alkali Lake proves assimilation "dismal Failure" by Paul Barnsley
New Vancouver TV station promises Aboriginal content by Paul Barnsley
Court tells Greenspeace to stop blockade by Paul Barnsley
Penticton Chief says Apex roadblock could resume
South Coast 'Coho Conservation Declaration'
Dene Nation not getting answers
Meeting of Treaty Commissioners / Native Youth Movement delayed
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The Raven's Eye takes flight by Bert Crowfoot
Man charged in cutting of Sitka spruce still listed as missing by Paul Barnsley
Nisga'a Tribal Council re-elected by Paul Barnsley
High expectations for '97 Indigenous Games by Paul Barnsley
Aboriginal Sport Development Centre opens by Paul Barnsley
Funding approval for water supply and treatment projects
Alkali Lake to conduct inquiry
Youth occupy treaty commission office
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