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1998 Sage Headlines  January May  September February  June  October  March  July  November  April  August  December 96 &97 Headlines DECEMBER ISSUE - Published December 14, 1998 Native veterans launch lawsuit against Ottawa by Brian Cross Students get AIDS education by Pamela Green Elder plans for the Year of the Older Person by Marie Burke Web brings artists to the world by Pamela Green Duck lake woman overcomes blindness to weave by Paul Sinkewicz Leaders have to be ready to lead by Denis Okanee Angus NOVEMBER ISSUE - Published November 16, 1998 Students thrive in educational bumper zone by Pamela Green Peace Hills contestant wins on his first try by Terry Lusty First Nations veterans want benefits awarded by Marie Burke Provinces join to battle FAS by Marie Burke Support the healing fund by Denis Okanee Angus OCTOBER ISSUE - Published October 13, 1998 First Nation trying to get financial house in order by Marie Burke Father determined to read by Pamela Green Name the new public school in Lloyd by Pamela Green A rose for a star: A tribute by Alison Kydd Demand for Aboriginal teachers on the rise by Brian Cross My travels to Maori territory By Denis Okanee Angus SEPTEMBER ISSUE - Published September 14, 1998 Aboriginal website makes waves by Pamela Green Trip of a lifetime unites present and past by Paul Sinkewicz Basketball camp is a slam dunk by Sabrina Whyatt Aboriginal education supported by gambling profits by Sabrina Whyatt Tipi-maker is dedicated to work by Pamela Green Photography is my art by Denis Okanee Angus AUGUST ISSUE - Published August 17, 1998 $400,000 awarded to Métis Nation by Terry Lusty Wild rice growers compete in big business by Donna Rae Paquette Onion Lake powwow still drawing crowds by Pamela Green The games of summer by Linda Ungar Taking diabetes awareness to the capital by Sabrina Whyatt Powwow season will be missed by Denis Okanee Angus JULY ISSUE - Published July 6, 1998 Control of local sawmill granted to tribal council by Sabrina Whyatt $1 million donation for Aboriginal space by Sabrina Whyatt Contributions to tourism industryrecognized by Paul Sinkewicz Big Bear: rain or shine - the show must go on by Pamela Green Returning home to Indian Country by Denis Okanee Angus Arts festival to promote Aboriginal talent by Sabrina Whyatt Author aims to educate about AIDS by Pamela Green JUNE-98 - Published June 11, 1998 Thunderchild opens new health centre by Pamela Green SIFC facility gets much needed financial boost by Sabrina Whyatt Aboriginals should jump on political bandwagon: Ross by Paul Sinkewicz Aboriginal war memorial receives support by Paul Sinkewicz Thinking about the kids by Denis Okanee Angus Beadworking: a way of life by Pamela Green Wanuskewin inaugural powwow a success by Pamela Green MAY-98 - Published May 11, 1998 Indian Winter Games attract 3,000 athletes by Brian Cross Youth recognized for achievements by Paul Sinkewicz Program encourages youth entrepreneurs by Pamela Green and Norman Moyah Geographical barriers overcome by Debora Lockyer Artists need consideration by Denis Okanee Angus APRIL-98 - Published April 13, 1998 Powwow well attended by Brian Cross First life memberships awarded at friendship centre by Pamela Green Keeping Wayne alive - one family's struggle by Allison Kydd National program a first for Métis women by Paul Sinkewicz Achievement honored by Bruce Weir Dancing is a family affair for McCallums by Paul Sinkewicz Wayerhaeuser, Woodland Cree bands ink deal by Paul Sinkewicz Learning with my boys by Denis Okanee Angus MARCH-98 - Published March 16, 1998 Negative attitudes about Indians revealed by poll by Debora Lockyer Culturally-specific cards just tip of the iceberg by Pamela Green Young mothers get good advice in program by Paul Sinkewicz Games are more than sport to organizer by Brian Cross FEBRUARY-98 - Published February 9, 1998 Byelection in the works by Allison Kidd Stand up and be counted by Allison Kidd Thinking about sweethearts by Denis Okanee Angus Suicide prevention theme of new play by Bruce Wier JANUARY-98 - Published January 9, 1998 Hosts learn on the fly for cable program by Linda Ungar Taking prejudice out of the classroom by Sage Staff Big Win by Randy Palmer Light shed on hunting by Clem Chartier Christmas shines on the rez by Jane Brown Year in Review by Sage Staff