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	July - 2009 Volume 27 - Number 4 Top stories this month... Editorial: Five in the heat Thunder Bay teacher's aide crosses a cultural line Reconciliation comes after understanding and acknowledgement Check out Guide to Powwow Country Events This is only a partial listing of the stories featured in the July 2009 issue of Windspeaker. If you are not receiving your own copy of Windspeaker, then you have missed out on a lot. Click here for Windspeaker subscription information.	Windspeaker's archives of previously published editions...   2008 Windspeaker's Classroom Editions - the most significant recent educational development for Aboriginal people. Profiles, photos and stories of outstanding Aboriginal people. New profiles added every month! Windspeaker's Guide to Indian Country takes you to all the action. Find out why this tourism guide is a must read for travellers. Don't miss a single one of Windspeaker's thought-provoking editorials. Windspeaker Guest Columnists speak their minds. Test your knowledge of Aboriginal history with this fun and challenging set of quizes. Windspeaker readers have their say! Complete listing of Windspeaker's special issues for 2009 including material deadlines and publishing dates. So you want to write for Windspeaker? Here's the scoop on everything you need to know to become one of our contributing writers. Windspeaker is your most effective means of reaching Canada's Aboriginal people. Discover Windspeaker advertising.