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By 1991, a book detailing the lifestyles of Alberta's Native elders will be sitting on library shelves and available in school classrooms.
Compiled by former Windspeaker editor Dianne Meili, the book is geared to junior high school social studies programs. Meili will write the book after she finishes her research.
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By 1991, a book detailing the lifestyles of Alberta's Native elders will be sitting on library shelves and available in school classrooms.
Compiled by former Windspeaker editor Dianne Meili, the book is geared to junior high school social studies programs. Meili will write the book after she finishes her research.
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By 1991, a book detailing the lifestyles of Alberta's Native elders will be sitting on library shelves and available in school classrooms.
Compiled by former Windspeaker editor Dianne Meili, the book is geared to junior high school social studies programs. Meili will write the book after she finishes her research.
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By 1991, a book detailing the lifestyles of Alberta's Native elders will be sitting on library shelves and available in school classrooms.
Compiled by former Windspeaker editor Dianne Meili, the book is geared to junior high school social studies programs. Meili will write the book after she finishes her research.
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It is essential the proposed Alberta-Pacific pulp mill not infringe on treaty Indian rights, says Liberal environment critic Grand Mitchell.
The Edmonton Meadowlark MLA recently submitted a written brief on the proposed mill the environmental impact assessment review board.
The board had conducted hearings across northern Alberta and is now receiving submissions until Jan. 15. It's expected to report in February.
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It is essential the proposed Alberta-Pacific pulp mill not infringe on treaty Indian rights, says Liberal environment critic Grand Mitchell.
The Edmonton Meadowlark MLA recently submitted a written brief on the proposed mill the environmental impact assessment review board.
The board had conducted hearings across northern Alberta and is now receiving submissions until Jan. 15. It's expected to report in February.
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It is essential the proposed Alberta-Pacific pulp mill not infringe on treaty Indian rights, says Liberal environment critic Grand Mitchell.
The Edmonton Meadowlark MLA recently submitted a written brief on the proposed mill the environmental impact assessment review board.
The board had conducted hearings across northern Alberta and is now receiving submissions until Jan. 15. It's expected to report in February.
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It is essential the proposed Alberta-Pacific pulp mill not infringe on treaty Indian rights, says Liberal environment critic Grand Mitchell.
The Edmonton Meadowlark MLA recently submitted a written brief on the proposed mill the environmental impact assessment review board.
The board had conducted hearings across northern Alberta and is now receiving submissions until Jan. 15. It's expected to report in February.
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"Have a good day at work, Mom," Myrna Houle's young son and daughter say to her as she drops them off at Edmonton's east-end Bannerman elementary school.
Myrna continues on to her job as an accountant at the Canada Employment and Immigration Commission, located in Canada Place downtown.
Five years ago, Myrna was just a beginning student at Concordia College, upgrading her schooling through the college's university and college entrance program.
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"Have a good day at work, Mom," Myrna Houle's young son and daughter say to her as she drops them off at Edmonton's east-end Bannerman elementary school.
Myrna continues on to her job as an accountant at the Canada Employment and Immigration Commission, located in Canada Place downtown.
Five years ago, Myrna was just a beginning student at Concordia College, upgrading her schooling through the college's university and college entrance program.