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The Slave Lake Native Friendship Centre might be looking for you. The centre, which opened its doors 25 years ago, is looking for any alumni out there. The centre is looking for any staff members who have worked at the centre over the past quarter century. The folks in Slave Lake would like information on their lost alumni before their June 14 annual general meeting, but a call…
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The Slave Lake Native Friendship Centre might be looking for you. The centre, which opened its doors 25 years ago, is looking for any alumni out there. The centre is looking for any staff members who have worked at the centre over the past quarter century. The folks in Slave Lake would like information on their lost alumni before their June 14 annual general meeting, but a call…
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The Slave Lake Native Friendship Centre might be looking for you. The centre, which opened its doors 25 years ago, is looking for any alumni out there. The centre is looking for any staff members who have worked at the centre over the past quarter century. The folks in Slave Lake would like information on their lost alumni before their June 14 annual general meeting, but a call…
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The Slave Lake Native Friendship Centre might be looking for you. The centre, which opened its doors 25 years ago, is looking for any alumni out there. The centre is looking for any staff members who have worked at the centre over the past quarter century. The folks in Slave Lake would like information on their lost alumni before their June 14 annual general meeting, but a call…
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For Kelly Good Eagle, managing security and maintenance for the recently re-opened Calgary Native Friendship Centre (CNFC) is like taking care of family.
A photo of his mother-in-law Maggie Black Kettle, one of the centre's honorary board members, hangs in the lobby. Beside that portrait is one of Good Eagle's oldest daughter, Michelle, who was crowned Miss CNFC one year…
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For Kelly Good Eagle, managing security and maintenance for the recently re-opened Calgary Native Friendship Centre (CNFC) is like taking care of family.
A photo of his mother-in-law Maggie Black Kettle, one of the centre's honorary board members, hangs in the lobby. Beside that portrait is one of Good Eagle's oldest daughter, Michelle, who was crowned Miss CNFC one year…
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For Kelly Good Eagle, managing security and maintenance for the recently re-opened Calgary Native Friendship Centre (CNFC) is like taking care of family.
A photo of his mother-in-law Maggie Black Kettle, one of the centre's honorary board members, hangs in the lobby. Beside that portrait is one of Good Eagle's oldest daughter, Michelle, who was crowned Miss CNFC one year…
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For Kelly Good Eagle, managing security and maintenance for the recently re-opened Calgary Native Friendship Centre (CNFC) is like taking care of family.
A photo of his mother-in-law Maggie Black Kettle, one of the centre's honorary board members, hangs in the lobby. Beside that portrait is one of Good Eagle's oldest daughter, Michelle, who was crowned Miss CNFC one year…
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For Kelly Good Eagle, managing security and maintenance for the recently re-opened Calgary Native Friendship Centre (CNFC) is like taking care of family.
A photo of his mother-in-law Maggie Black Kettle, one of the centre's honorary board members, hangs in the lobby. Beside that portrait is one of Good Eagle's oldest daughter, Michelle, who was crowned Miss CNFC one year…
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For Kelly Good Eagle, managing security and maintenance for the recently re-opened Calgary Native Friendship Centre (CNFC) is like taking care of family.
A photo of his mother-in-law Maggie Black Kettle, one of the centre's honorary board members, hangs in the lobby. Beside that portrait is one of Good Eagle's oldest daughter, Michelle, who was crowned Miss CNFC one year…
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Nine- and 10-year-old Aboriginal youth raced around the ice at West Edmonton Mall's arena over the May long weekend for a hockey tournament featuring teams from Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
The Super Novice Little Chiefs Novice Cup was played from May 16 to 18 and attracted four regional teams and hundreds of spectators.
Tournament organizer Gerald Hum said…
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Nine- and 10-year-old Aboriginal youth raced around the ice at West Edmonton Mall's arena over the May long weekend for a hockey tournament featuring teams from Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
The Super Novice Little Chiefs Novice Cup was played from May 16 to 18 and attracted four regional teams and hundreds of spectators.
Tournament organizer Gerald Hum said…
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Nine- and 10-year-old Aboriginal youth raced around the ice at West Edmonton Mall's arena over the May long weekend for a hockey tournament featuring teams from Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
The Super Novice Little Chiefs Novice Cup was played from May 16 to 18 and attracted four regional teams and hundreds of spectators.
Tournament organizer Gerald Hum said…
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Nine- and 10-year-old Aboriginal youth raced around the ice at West Edmonton Mall's arena over the May long weekend for a hockey tournament featuring teams from Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
The Super Novice Little Chiefs Novice Cup was played from May 16 to 18 and attracted four regional teams and hundreds of spectators.
Tournament organizer Gerald Hum said…
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Nine- and 10-year-old Aboriginal youth raced around the ice at West Edmonton Mall's arena over the May long weekend for a hockey tournament featuring teams from Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
The Super Novice Little Chiefs Novice Cup was played from May 16 to 18 and attracted four regional teams and hundreds of spectators.
Tournament organizer Gerald Hum said…