2000 Sage Headlines  January  May  September  February  June  October  March  July  November  April  August  December 1999 Headlines1998 Headlines96 &97 Headlines Published December 11, 2000 Top performers attend Toronto awards bash by Keven Kanten Healing garden just a start by Marjorie Roden Native authors and issues reap awards by Paul Barnsley Bright lights, bright future by A.J. Bellegarde Community hopes to hit the airwaves by Stephen LaRose Aboriginal language highlighted in calendar by Yvonne Irene Gladue This is only a partial list of the stories featured in the December, 2000 issue of Saskatchewan Sage. If you are not receiving your own copy of Saskatchewan Sage, then you have missed all this information. TOP Published November 13, 2000 Aboriginal war vets still battling by Paul Barnsley Keep the circle strong by Cheryl Petten Program to help Métis in Saskatchewan heal by Cheryl Petten Three lives saved from frigid waters by Trina Gobért Who controls the future of First Nations youth? by Chris Tyrone Ross Sage Youth Columnist Remember your relatives by Denis Okanee Angus Sage Columnist This is only a partial list of stories featured in the November, 2000 issue of Saskatchewan Sage. If you are not receiving your own copy of Saskatchewan Sage, then you have missed all this information. TOP Published October 16, 2000 Governance Centre now open by Stephen LaRose Inquest ordered in Ironchild case by Paul Barnsley Hail to the new police chief by Stephen LaRose Hard work pays off for young artist by Marie Burke Aboriginal youth-developing their full potential by Trina Gobért Keeping the tradition alive by Denis Okanee Angus Sage Columnist Here is a full list of additional stories featured in the October, 2000 issue of Saskatchewan Sage. If you are not receiving your own copy of Saskatchewan Sage, then you have missed all this information. TOP Published September 18, 2000 Band angry, disappointed with ICC decision by Trina Gobért SIFC student lands CBC-TV job in Halifax by Stephen LaRose First Nations museum has high ambitions by Stephen LaRose Saskatchewan veterans air national concerns on provincial tour by Pamela Sexsmith Corruption hurts us all in many ways by Ryan Atimoyoo Sage Youth Writer Science funding increased by Trina Gobért This is only a partial list of stories featured in the September, 2000 issue of Saskatchewan Sage. If you are not receiving your own copy of Saskatchewan Sage, then you have missed all this information. TOP Published August 21, 2000 Kids have fun at Turtle Lake Cultural Camp by Pamela Sexsmith Cree student "discovers" then claims England by Dan Palmer Girl Guides reach out to Indigenous peoples by Stephen LaRose The new generation of Native music by Chris Tyrone Ross Sage Youth Columnist Métis history CD ready for release by Trina Gobért Role Models hockey school keeps growing by Marjorie Roden This is only a partial list of the stories featured in the August, 2000 issue of Saskatchewan Sage. If you are not receiving your own copy of Saskatchewan Sage, then you have missed all this information. TOP Published July 3, 2000 Aboriginal Day 2000 celebrated by Pamela Sexsmith Student earns unique scholarship by Trina Gobért Chiefs urge preventative action by Trina Gobért Prepare for a new beginning by Ryan Atimoyoo Sage Youth Columnist Getting to the Special Olympics a stroke at a time by Marj Roden Youth are part of a revolution by Denis Okanee Angus Sage Columnist This is only a partial list of the stories featured in the July, 2000 issue of Saskatchewan Sage. If you are not receiving your own copy of Saskatchewan Sage, then you have missed all this information. TOP Published June 10, 2000 PST creates issues for Cote by Yvonne Irene Gladue First Nations take next step in self-governance by Trina Gobért Needs of Native students a priority with school division by Cheryl Petten Chili for Children serves 27,000 meals a year by Linda Ungar Young people enthusiastic about future careers by Trina Gobért June is graduation month by Denis Okanee Angus Sage Columnist This is only a partial list of the stories featured in the June, 2000 issue of Saskatchewan Sage. If you are not receiving your own copy of Saskatchewan Sage, then you have missed all this information. TOP Published May 11, 2000 Chief answers auditor general on education by Stephen LaRose Elder honored, remembered at round dance by Pamela Sexsmith Location of new hospital causing conflict by Stephen LaRose Saskatchewan dominates national curling finals by Paul Barnsley Team Meadow Lake does it again and again by Marj Rodan Turtle Lake: Where I live by Denis Okanee Angus Sage Columnist This is only a partial list of the stories featured in the May, 2000 issue of Saskatchewan Sage. If you are not receiving your own copy of Saskatchewan Sage, then you have missed all this information. TOP Published April 10, 2000 PST imposed: court fight looms by Stephen LaRose Aboriginal people impatient for release of RCMP report by Marj Roden Group wants to ban teaching of Indigneous spirituality by Stephen LaRose Michif language gets a boost by Stephen LaRose For my missus for Mother's Day (which should be every day) by Denis Okanee Angus Sage Columnist This is only a partial list of the stories featured in the April, 2000 issue of Saskatchewan Sage. If you are not receiving your own copy of Saskatchewan Sage, then you have missed all this information. TOP Published March 13, 2000 Deaths intensify push for parallel justice system by Brian Cross Top 10 Aboriginal web sites make research easy by Stan Bartlett Community centre will serve Saskatoon's inner city by Brian Cross Mother/Daughter Celebration: Keepers of tradition by Pamela Sexsmith Year starts with an 'uproar' in the Aboriginal community by Chris Tyrone Ross Sage Youth Columnist Too many deaths, not enough answers by Denis Okanee Angus Sage Columnist This is only a partial list of the stories featured in the March, 2000 issue of Saskatchewan Sage. If you are not receiving your own copy of Saskatchewan Sage, then you have missed all this information. TOP Published February 14, 2000 Council defers vote on SIGA casino by Brian Cross Teachers address Aboriginal issues by Yvonne Irene Gladue Sports Hall of Fame has new members by Brian Cross Urban Aboriginal people tell minister they need help by Brian Cross Legal issues analyzed by former Mohawk law prof by Paul Barnsley Sage Columnist Encourage creativity in young people by Denis Okanee Angus Sage Columnist This is only a partial list of the stories featured in the February, 2000 issue of Saskatchewan Sage. If you are not receiving your own copy of Saskatchewan Sage, then you have missed all this information. TOP Published January 13, 2000 Healing centre opens at General Hospital by Stan Bartlett Gordon launches countersuit against Ottawa by Stan Bartlett Portrait of Chelsey Dillon Fancy shawl dancer and beadworker by Pamela Sexsmith Short term pain equals long term financial gain by Joan Black Looking forward to the year 2000 by Chris Tyrone Ross Sage Columnist Recovering our identities by Denis Okanee Angus Sage Columnist This is only a partial list of the stories featured in the January, 2000 issue of Saskatchewan Sage. If you are not receiving your own copy of Saskatchewan Sage, then you have missed all this information. TOP