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Stoney tribal administrator ousted
by Joan BlackJudge lays blame
by Joan BlackGame makes Métis history fun to learn
by Debbie FaulknerMétis bodybuilder competes at championships in Edmonton
by Yvonne Irene GladueIt's how a foster family works
by Marie BurkeHello again folks - I'm back! - People and Places
by Ethel WinnipegTerrying About - Journalist honored by his people
by Terry LustyHere is a full list of additional stories featured in the October, 1999 issue of Alberta Sweetgrass. If you are not receiving your own copy of Alberta Sweetgrass, then you have missed all this information.
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Controversy surrounds Beaver First Nation's vote to split
Students continue to leave Peigan schools
Edmonton lawyer appointed to the bench
Saddle Lake member appointed to head new high school
Who really speaks for the Papaschase descendants?
Stoney Nation leadership blasted by judge
Future Leaders winds up for the year
Métis business owner gives generously to education
Join in the celebration
Drumheller ease reintergration
Team brings rehab services to reserves
Workshop to promote understanding and coping
Published September 13, 1999
Provincial elections held
by Yvonne Irene GladueSisters deal with life through auntie's death
by Joan BlackCity ball hockey team plans trip to Florida
by Yvonne Irene GladueAccident claims life of dancer
by Yvonne Irene GladueYouth to celebrate strength of culture
by Yvonne Irene GladueHere is a full list of additional stories featured in the September, 1999 issue of Alberta Sweetgrass. If you are not receiving your own copy of Alberta Sweetgrass, then you have missed all this information.
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Five year plan targets Métis employment
Clean air, water
Calgary co-operative gives artists an edge
Lead shot banned across the country
Alberta targets greatest HIV risks
Music awards to be held
Poet weaves music magic with tales of Métis women
Métis assembly turns 71 in style
Broadcaster has found her home
Avoid court challenges over hunting, Métis leader cautions
Published August 16, 1999
Lac Ste. Anne pilgrimage draws 40,000 faithful
by Terry LustyPipes for sale
by Marie BurkeNative Selects play well in invitational tournament
by Terry LustyNew minister appointed for Indian Affairs
by Paul BarnsleyEducation is a family affair
by Yvonne Irene GladueTalk to the Feather: A letter to remind us
by Marie BurkeTerrying About - Powwows and Rodeos
by Terry LustyHere is a full list of additional stories featured in the August, 1999 issue of Alberta Sweetgrass. If you are not receiving your own copy of Alberta Sweetgrass, then you have missed all this information.
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New law is working for children
Shelter is a safe place for women
Run for unity brings a nation together
Funds received for health promotion project will bring CHRs online
Chinook winds move dancers
Tough year on Aboriginal cowboys at Calgary Stampede
Indian cowboy sings a traditional story with passion
Unique shelter for Elders opens
March remembered
Three firearms officers hired
Cree Nations plans to run and gather for cultural unity
by Yvonne Irene GladueNative art and artifacts to tour
by Marie BurkeStan Daniels Centre first Aboriginal Awareness Day a success
by Terry LustyMétis dance society opens new studio in Edmonton
by Marie BurkeYouth conference participants in Calgary hear wake-up call
by Brad CrowfootTalk to the Feather: An exercise in trust
by Marie BurkeTerrying About - History making all over again
by Terry LustyHere is a full list of additional stories featured in the July, 1999 issue of Alberta Sweetgrass. If you are not receiving your own copy of Alberta Sweetgrass, then you have missed all this information.
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Boxing showdown in Edmonton will lead to Slave Lake card
Métis super woman leaves legacy and memories
Travelling diabetes program popular in rural Alberta
New contract could provide more jobs at Peigan CraftsTreaty 8 Commemoration Photos
Aboriginal health grads are positive role models
Grads from three high schools
Deaf school continues good work started in the 1950s
Published June 7, 1999
Decision reached
by Marie BurkeAboriginal Awareness Week in Calgary
by Terry LustyEsquao Awards honor women
by Yvonne Irene GladueEdmonton resident honored as Citizen of The Year
by Yvonne Irene GladueFirst Nations walk to demand accountibility
by Yvonne Irene GladueTalk to the Feather: Different views, common ground
by Marie BurkeTerrying About - National Powwow a success
by Terry LustyHere is a full list of additional stories featured in the June, 1999 issue of Alberta Sweetgrass.
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Native women give recommendations on Bill C-31
Business contract brings success for Alexis First Nation
Casting calls begin for 200 movie extras
Circles in the earth still present mystery on the plainsBuffalo jump provided tool for Aboriginal survival
Actor/dancer foms new dance group
Eagles in the top 20
Movie camp offers opportunity and growth for young people
Women want the children back
by Yvonne Irene GladueConference goal is to empower youth
by Allison KiddFundraising gala for national powwow in Edmonton
by Marie BurkeCree artist returns home to showcase his paintings
by Terry LustyFeather of Hope reaches out to help young people
by Marie BurkeTalk to the Feather: The price paid for the urban rez
by Marie BurkeTerrying About - Don't believe everything you hear
by Terry LustyHere is a full list of additional stories featured in the May, 1999 issue of Alberta Sweetgrass.
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Métis sign provincial agreement
Colleen Klein hosts a breakfast auction for kottage
Friendship centre renovated to suit community
Edmonton's rap scene on Won-18
Preventing crime works in communites
Opening eyes about AIDS with the Be Aware video
Feather of Hope reaches out to help young people
Increase your chances, be neat and thorough
Scholarship advice given
Alternative learning environment offered
Substance abuse program uses different approach
Environmental group helping Old Man River valley
Warning issued by wildlife officials for Slave Lake
Photo project brings dignity to people
Economic and social issues protested on reserve
Published April 12, 1999
Saving the dream
by Allison KiddTreaty 8 Commemoration biggest summer event
by Marie BurkeHair's no problem for recreation director
by Marie BurkeSpiritual health is issue number one
by Paul BarnsleyArt show crosses generations
by Shari NarineTalk to the Feather: Change is unique to us all
by Marie BurkeTerrying About - Don't believe everything you hear
by Terry LustyHere is a full list of additional stories featured in the April, 1999 issue of Alberta Sweetgrass. If you are not receiving your own copy of Alberta Sweetgrass, then you have missed all this information.
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Man combines two traditions
Two Alberta Native women compete in national pageant
Albertan receives Achievement Award
Aboriginal stories, poems and songs focus of project
Blood First Nation woman has a recipe for success
Hard work, commitment makes company a success
Peigan Health Centre nears completion
Skating Ducks have five of a kind on team
Edmonton film-maker reaches for the stars
Published March 15, 1999
Eliminate racism
by Yvonne Irene GladueBand office occupation linked to Reform, chief says
by Marie BurkeCommunity can stop gangs from signing up Native youth
by Marie BurkeVideo technology taken to Peigan, Siskisa nations
by Marie BurkeRound Dance pays tribute to students and education
by Yvonne Irene GladueWild horse event exhilarating for Blackfoot man
by Marie BurkeTerrying About - Winter fun at Anzac carnival
by Terry LustyNews in brief...
Day of remembrance
Urban youth centres
Aboriginal affairs minister strikes Métis task force
Lubicon talks continueInquiry begins look at shooting deaths
by Debora Lockyer SteelHead Start workshop a boon for youth and instructors
by Terry LustyStudent help available for summer projects
by Yvonne Irene GladueWoman runs business with the heart and spirit
by Marie BurkePlans are underway for this year's athletic award
by Yvonne Irene GladueInjustice is seen all around us but faith in humanity prevails
by Marie BurkeTerrying About - Cruiserweight to do battle
by Terry LustyMétis settlement protesters raise accountability issue
by Marie BurkeLloyd Auger retires from Poundmaker's
by Terry LustyAlberta women receive human rights recognition
by Terry LustyConstruction of pipeline brings Aboriginal employment
by Marie BurkeFull stomach makes learning easier for students
by Rob McKinleyAboriginal people and the collective - Commentary
by Marie BurkeTerrying About - Festival, carnivals and more
by Terry Lusty