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Provincial Native sports on the move

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The native sorts movement is gaining ground in Alberta and is destined someday to parallel mainstream amateur athletics, predicts the newly elected President of the First Nations Indigenous Sports Council in Edmonton

Cara Currie said Native youth are being given the opportunity to use their sports skills at this summer's Indigenous Games in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan - and their communities are backing them up.

Provincial Native sports on the move

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The native sorts movement is gaining ground in Alberta and is destined someday to parallel mainstream amateur athletics, predicts the newly elected President of the First Nations Indigenous Sports Council in Edmonton

Cara Currie said Native youth are being given the opportunity to use their sports skills at this summer's Indigenous Games in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan - and their communities are backing them up.

Provincial Native sports on the move

Page 2

The native sorts movement is gaining ground in Alberta and is destined someday to parallel mainstream amateur athletics, predicts the newly elected President of the First Nations Indigenous Sports Council in Edmonton

Cara Currie said Native youth are being given the opportunity to use their sports skills at this summer's Indigenous Games in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan - and their communities are backing them up.

Provincial Native sports on the move

Page 2

The native sorts movement is gaining ground in Alberta and is destined someday to parallel mainstream amateur athletics, predicts the newly elected President of the First Nations Indigenous Sports Council in Edmonton

Cara Currie said Native youth are being given the opportunity to use their sports skills at this summer's Indigenous Games in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan - and their communities are backing them up.

Native couture fashion hits Toronto runway

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West coast fashion took off on a raven's wing during Canada's first national Aboriginal fashion show.

Two British Columbia designers took the top awards at Winds of Change, a fashion show and competition organized by the Canadian Council for Native Business. Dorothy Grant, of Surrey, B.C. took the best professional designer award, while Edith Newman of Sooke, B.C., won best new designer during the March event, held in Toronto.

Native couture fashion hits Toronto runway

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West coast fashion took off on a raven's wing during Canada's first national Aboriginal fashion show.

Two British Columbia designers took the top awards at Winds of Change, a fashion show and competition organized by the Canadian Council for Native Business. Dorothy Grant, of Surrey, B.C. took the best professional designer award, while Edith Newman of Sooke, B.C., won best new designer during the March event, held in Toronto.