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Review

At the Edge of All Things:

In search of Labrador

By Rick Hornung

203 pages, Stoddart

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Review

At the Edge of All Things:

In search of Labrador

By Rick Hornung

203 pages, Stoddart

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The Blood tribe and the federal government signed a Memorandum of Understanding July 7, giving the tribe greater participation in the future of their natural resources, through the First Nations Oil and Gas Management Initiative.

The document was also signed by the Canadian Indian Energy Corporation, an organization which represents the interest of almost 100 First Nations in Ontario and Western Canada.

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The Blood tribe and the federal government signed a Memorandum of Understanding July 7, giving the tribe greater participation in the future of their natural resources, through the First Nations Oil and Gas Management Initiative.

The document was also signed by the Canadian Indian Energy Corporation, an organization which represents the interest of almost 100 First Nations in Ontario and Western Canada.

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The Charles Camsell Hospital recently commemorated 50 years of service provided to Aboriginal people from the Foothills Region of Alberta and the Yukon and Northwest Territories who suffered with tuberculosis.

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The Charles Camsell Hospital recently commemorated 50 years of service provided to Aboriginal people from the Foothills Region of Alberta and the Yukon and Northwest Territories who suffered with tuberculosis.

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"I will show you my river, so that you will see what kind of river it is." ? Agnes Cranmer, of Namgis First Nation in the film Laxwesa Wa ? Strength of the River

Albert Bay, B.C.

For many of us, the impact of the West Coast fishing crisis is minimal. It amounts to a 60-second clip on the evening news or a few inches of copy in a newspaper.

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"I will show you my river, so that you will see what kind of river it is." ? Agnes Cranmer, of Namgis First Nation in the film Laxwesa Wa ? Strength of the River

Albert Bay, B.C.

For many of us, the impact of the West Coast fishing crisis is minimal. It amounts to a 60-second clip on the evening news or a few inches of copy in a newspaper.

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The Sechelt Indian Band is celebrating what it's calling an "historic occasion" this month after becoming the first band working under the B.C. Treaty Commission to move past bureaucratic hurdles and into actual negotiations.

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The Sechelt Indian Band is celebrating what it's calling an "historic occasion" this month after becoming the first band working under the B.C. Treaty Commission to move past bureaucratic hurdles and into actual negotiations.