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Is U.S. President Bill Clinton coming to northern B.C. - perhaps even to Burns Lake? He will - if Carrier Sekani Tribal Chief Justa Monk has his way.

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Is U.S. President Bill Clinton coming to northern B.C. - perhaps even to Burns Lake? He will - if Carrier Sekani Tribal Chief Justa Monk has his way.

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Is U.S. President Bill Clinton coming to northern B.C. - perhaps even to Burns Lake? He will - if Carrier Sekani Tribal Chief Justa Monk has his way.

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The dispute between Chief Harley Frank and the Blood Tribe Council is still unresolved, more than a month after the conflict became public knowledge. Nor do efforts by tribal Elders seem able to help.

In the latest move to settle the conflict, a small group of the tribe's most respected Elders, including Hereditary Chief Jim Shot Both Sides, met at the reserve's seniors centre Friday, April 16. On their agenda was discussion of a proposed disbanding of current form of government and a partial return to an earlier practice.

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The dispute between Chief Harley Frank and the Blood Tribe Council is still unresolved, more than a month after the conflict became public knowledge. Nor do efforts by tribal Elders seem able to help.

In the latest move to settle the conflict, a small group of the tribe's most respected Elders, including Hereditary Chief Jim Shot Both Sides, met at the reserve's seniors centre Friday, April 16. On their agenda was discussion of a proposed disbanding of current form of government and a partial return to an earlier practice.

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The dispute between Chief Harley Frank and the Blood Tribe Council is still unresolved, more than a month after the conflict became public knowledge. Nor do efforts by tribal Elders seem able to help.

In the latest move to settle the conflict, a small group of the tribe's most respected Elders, including Hereditary Chief Jim Shot Both Sides, met at the reserve's seniors centre Friday, April 16. On their agenda was discussion of a proposed disbanding of current form of government and a partial return to an earlier practice.

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The dispute between Chief Harley Frank and the Blood Tribe Council is still unresolved, more than a month after the conflict became public knowledge. Nor do efforts by tribal Elders seem able to help.

In the latest move to settle the conflict, a small group of the tribe's most respected Elders, including Hereditary Chief Jim Shot Both Sides, met at the reserve's seniors centre Friday, April 16. On their agenda was discussion of a proposed disbanding of current form of government and a partial return to an earlier practice.

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The tiny Fort Chipewyan Historical Society has beat out larger organizations to win a coveted tourism award this year.

The Tourism Industry Association of Alberta (TIALTA) awarded the small organization the 1993 Heritage Tourism Award.

The museum first opened in 1990. Its construction was started two years before, as part of the community's bicentennial celebrations. A full size reproduction of the Hudson's Bay Company 1870 stores building, it features both native and historic displays and a model of the late 1800s fort itself.

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The tiny Fort Chipewyan Historical Society has beat out larger organizations to win a coveted tourism award this year.

The Tourism Industry Association of Alberta (TIALTA) awarded the small organization the 1993 Heritage Tourism Award.

The museum first opened in 1990. Its construction was started two years before, as part of the community's bicentennial celebrations. A full size reproduction of the Hudson's Bay Company 1870 stores building, it features both native and historic displays and a model of the late 1800s fort itself.

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The tiny Fort Chipewyan Historical Society has beat out larger organizations to win a coveted tourism award this year.

The Tourism Industry Association of Alberta (TIALTA) awarded the small organization the 1993 Heritage Tourism Award.

The museum first opened in 1990. Its construction was started two years before, as part of the community's bicentennial celebrations. A full size reproduction of the Hudson's Bay Company 1870 stores building, it features both native and historic displays and a model of the late 1800s fort itself.