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Kamloops has made it to the Top 100 list of the American Bus Association. The Washington based organizations says the big event that put Kamloops on the map is the annual Kamloopa Powwow.

Recognized as one of North America's top tourist events, the powwow attracts Native dancers from across the continent and provides entertainment for the buses and carloads of spectators that come to experience true Native culture one weekend a year.

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Kamloops has made it to the Top 100 list of the American Bus Association. The Washington based organizations says the big event that put Kamloops on the map is the annual Kamloopa Powwow.

Recognized as one of North America's top tourist events, the powwow attracts Native dancers from across the continent and provides entertainment for the buses and carloads of spectators that come to experience true Native culture one weekend a year.

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Andy Fox, a pro at the Cotton Wood Coulee Golf Course in Medicine Hat, was the men's overall winner at the 1995 North American Golf Championships. His younger brother Rocky Fox finished in second place.

The three-day event was shared by more than 120 people at Waterton Lakes National Park, where they partook in excellent steaks and fine play, fellowship and friendship.

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Andy Fox, a pro at the Cotton Wood Coulee Golf Course in Medicine Hat, was the men's overall winner at the 1995 North American Golf Championships. His younger brother Rocky Fox finished in second place.

The three-day event was shared by more than 120 people at Waterton Lakes National Park, where they partook in excellent steaks and fine play, fellowship and friendship.

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Ted Nolan, prominently featured on posters, promoting the Aboriginal role model program, continues to serve as a role model for Native youth.

He was introduced as the new head coach of the National Hockey League's Buffalo Sabres on July 18. Nolan replaces the man who hired him, John Muckler, who relinquished his coaching duties during the off-season so that he could focus on his general manager responsibilities with the club.

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Ted Nolan, prominently featured on posters, promoting the Aboriginal role model program, continues to serve as a role model for Native youth.

He was introduced as the new head coach of the National Hockey League's Buffalo Sabres on July 18. Nolan replaces the man who hired him, John Muckler, who relinquished his coaching duties during the off-season so that he could focus on his general manager responsibilities with the club.

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It's a striking moment, captured on a poster of Alwyn Morris holding up an eagle's feather after winning gold at the 1984 Olympics. That was more than a decade ago, but the memory of the Mohawk's kayaking success remains, partly because it was the pinnacle of what turned out to be a 13 year career with the national team, partly because it's one of the greatest moments in the history of Canadian Aboriginal sport.

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It's a striking moment, captured on a poster of Alwyn Morris holding up an eagle's feather after winning gold at the 1984 Olympics. That was more than a decade ago, but the memory of the Mohawk's kayaking success remains, partly because it was the pinnacle of what turned out to be a 13 year career with the national team, partly because it's one of the greatest moments in the history of Canadian Aboriginal sport.

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It's a striking moment, captured on a poster of Alwyn Morris holding up an eagle's feather after winning gold at the 1984 Olympics. That was more than a decade ago, but the memory of the Mohawk's kayaking success remains, partly because it was the pinnacle of what turned out to be a 13 year career with the national team, partly because it's one of the greatest moments in the history of Canadian Aboriginal sport.

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It's a striking moment, captured on a poster of Alwyn Morris holding up an eagle's feather after winning gold at the 1984 Olympics. That was more than a decade ago, but the memory of the Mohawk's kayaking success remains, partly because it was the pinnacle of what turned out to be a 13 year career with the national team, partly because it's one of the greatest moments in the history of Canadian Aboriginal sport.