Trust. Integrity. Reputation. Here's what our readers have to say... "Windspeaker is first class informative, up to date, honest and true to Aboriginal issues. The writers are superb and respectful. The variety of information in each issue merits use in classrooms throughout this school division. Your newspaper is a source of pride!" "Are there any other Aboriginal papers? Windspeaker is the best!!!" "This is a wonderful paper and I would not like to be with out it in my home. I look forward each month to receiving it, it's like a good friend." "Please keep up the great work. Your paper is very special and inspiring. All the best and I look forward to reading more in the months to come." "One of the most exciting benefits of reading Windspeaker is that I feel that I have been briefed prior to entering into a situation of question, re: current events. As you know, I work for corrections Canada and talk with many men & women about Aboriginal events. Other managers rely on my input which I feel prepared to give after reading Windspeaker. It is a valuable tool in my job." "The paper provides invaluable information on Aboriginal issues across the country, in more detail than is available elsewhere...keep it up!" "I really enjoy this newspaper. So keep up the good work. The importance of Native issues means a great deal to me and it really impresses me how much information you have on a certain topic, it shows you care. Thanks for publishing a great newspaper." "I find Windspeaker informative and from the Aboriginal point of view 'white' media tends not to present the whole issue, sometimes." "I really enjoy Windspeaker - I have been reading it for awhile (since I was in college - 5 years) I have enjoyed seeing what other Aboriginals and communities are doing and knowing of current events/issues that are happening - keep up the great work!!" "I find that Windspeaker is well balanced and objective and therefore I feel comfortable considering it a reliable news source." "I have enjoyed Windspeaker very much over years...also the hospitality in your office when I visited Edmonton...very much appreciated. P.S. I send my copy often to Niyon, Nevada, USA to my friends." "I would like to express my gratitude for providing a very recognized paper. If it was profitable, the funds could be put to use in providing more jobs or scholarships for our children as I think they are tomorrow's leaders." "After reading Windspeaker and selecting articles to share at administration meetings with school principals, the newspaper is forwarded to our schools offering instruction to Siksika students. Excellent, informative newspaper." "Please keep up the great work. Your paper is very special and inspiring. All the best and I look forward to reading more in the months to come." "The staff of Windspeaker produce an excellent publication that maintains an excellent national and local profile - that's quite an achievement - congrats - Meegwetch!" "The news reporting gives a positive and true picture of events which is not available in the white press." "I particularly enjoy Drew Hayden Taylor's column. It is the first thing I read with each new issue. Keep up the good word Drew!" "I think any profit from this paper should go towards Aboriginal education. Can you please change my address as shown above. Thank you." "I enjoy the entire package, from the very professional news features to the letters to the editor. I also appreciate announcements of "happenings", conferences, etc." "I enjoy the paper. I usually take it to my office which is non-aboriginal. Usually I clip articles and send them to my European friends." "I feel I get all the news I need to read just by reading your newspaper!" "Many of my Native students enjoy our school copy and are surprised that such publications exist. Many are isolated from Aboriginal news and events. My other students are enlightened with the articles. It is very useful in my course. Keep up with positive reinforcement for Native youth." "I'd like to see more employment listings. more pages and more frequently. I's a good paper and I pass it along to my young adult Aboriginal friends. Perhaps make it more "attractive/appealing" to young adults. Especially those that are considering upgrading their education / desirous of making their lives better. Keep up the good work!" "It's like getting a letter from home when I get the Windspeaker and Alberta Sweetgrass. Keep up the good work. May the Creator bless you all. Proud to be Indian!" "It is now timely for many of the Native spiritual outlooks to come forward in helping to heal our Mother Earth and transform "White Man's" egocentric outlooks." "Very professional news source...I would recommend it to non-Natives."