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Pressure builds, government balks
Healing fund accepts applications
Lawyers say spirit of Delgamuukw ignoredNew firearms legislation threatens Native lifestyle
Seven Aboriginal Senators: 40 years
Coalition addresses urban concerns
Decision's made in anger . . .- EditorialSolidarity with Guatemala - Guest Column
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Fontaine pushes for meeting with Pope
Fargo a bust; Oklahoma may host
Eco-colonialism or environmentalismOppositition tries to stop Nisga'a deal
Bell appointed to CBC board
Is anybody listening?- EditorialInvaders of space: 1492 again? - Guest Column
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Publisher leads attack on Nisga'a agreement
Delgamuukw: Nobody seems to get it
Federal Court of Appeal hears Mitchell caseInvestigation demanded in northern shooting
Inuit ancestry lost with the stroke of a pen
Shop around for best journalism school
Publisher betrays public trust- EditorialA hero's fall from grace - Guest Column
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Nisga'a deal will mean big changes
Final agreement debated across the country
Nisga'a celebrate final argeement
Court decision pleases Native leaders
AFN takes on mainstream press
"Pushers in white coats" root of drug problemsRumors of abuse, cover-up at clinics
One city at a time - Chester Knight and the Wind
Supreme Court gets it right- Editorial
Get back to the natural - Guest Column
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Who is Leonard Peltier and what was he fighting for?
The world calls for Peltier's release
Residential school compensation: Who do I turn to? What do I do?
Is there really strength in numbers?
There is danger in using people's pain.Windspeaker tops among publications
Shift in collecting tobacco tax will be foughtManitoba reserve gets tough on drug users
Which Canada is the real Canada?- Editorial
Collective resolve is what is needed - Guest Column
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AIM - The history
Quebec chiefs want to negotiate new approachLaw changed - band can tax members
United Church, feds both liable
Residential schools violated UN lawCuster's last stand performed again
Order of Ontario medal for first female band councillor
Reconstructing Aboriginal history - Guest Column
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in the news:
Larry Sault
John Kim Bell
August Collin
Wilson NepooseLetters to the Editor
Grassy Narrows takes 'last stand' on nuclear waste
Impasse continues in New Brunswick
Late bloomer captures titleDo as I say - Not as I do Editorial
Honored or exploited: Entertainer concerned
When nothing's said - Guest Column
Still searching for peace - Ken Ward
Don't forget Guide to Indian Country
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Ipperwash sentence to be appealed
Aboriginal people living off reserve not seeing the benefits
Feds said to be ignoring protocol
Is there some history hiding in your closet
Powwow keeps getting bigger and better
Diamond Belts attract top amateurs
A page turned all too quickly Editorial
Honored or exploited: Entertainer concerned
Responding to the critical - Guest Column
Wilting away, bit by bit - Ken Ward
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Mother and child killed in shootout
Political fight over new money begins
Windspeaker readers speak out on the "apology"
Negative attitudes about Indians revealed by poll
A tale of two tribes: Genetically the same, but oh, so different
Willard Lewis on a tear for a title
Credible news Windspeaker's stock in trade
Exciting first years celebrated
Burden of history on RCMP Editorial
Time to refocus effort - Publisher's Statement
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QUOTABLE QUOTE:
"The expression of sorrow is directed at those individuals who suffered abuse. It was not directed at all First Nations people, who have all lost something because of the residential schools, whether they experienced physical or sexual abuse or not."
- Ovide Mercredi on the federal response to the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples report.
Leaked letter leads to libel suit
Church and Government on trial
Windspeaker readers speak out on the "apology"
European suspicious of Canada's intent
Mercredi says feds' response inadequate
Hoopin' it up at the world championships
Protect the whistle blower Editorial
Get ready for the next generation - Guest Column
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Feds Respond
Statement of Reconciliation
Give us strength - Editorial
Eastern reserves make best of icy situation
Black belt takes on the world
Money is not the issue
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Aboriginal title defined:New trial ordered in Delgamuukw case
Beautiful British Columbia kept its ugly secret for far too long - Editorial
Searching for my Siberian cousins
Plane Crash
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