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Fort Chipewyan's Keyano College turned out 14 graduates this spring from the Adult Basic Education and College Preparation Programs.

The tiny campus, located in the Fort Chip civic centre, also offers trades training and some early childhood programs and is beginning to offer computer training, said Keyano's Public Relations Officer Val Mellesmoen.

The school is also moving towards more community programming, offering non-credit courses including gardening, crafts, hunting and cooking to the hamlet of 900 people.

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Abusing alcohol during a pregnancy affects not only the mother, but also the fetus, many times irreparably.

Fetal Alcohol Damage (FAD), a combination of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and

Fetal Alcohol Effects, is the leading cause of mental retardation in Canada. And a group of concerned women in Regina are waging a media war against this preventable disorder.

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Abusing alcohol during a pregnancy affects not only the mother, but also the fetus, many times irreparably.

Fetal Alcohol Damage (FAD), a combination of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and

Fetal Alcohol Effects, is the leading cause of mental retardation in Canada. And a group of concerned women in Regina are waging a media war against this preventable disorder.

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Abusing alcohol during a pregnancy affects not only the mother, but also the fetus, many times irreparably.

Fetal Alcohol Damage (FAD), a combination of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and

Fetal Alcohol Effects, is the leading cause of mental retardation in Canada. And a group of concerned women in Regina are waging a media war against this preventable disorder.

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Abusing alcohol during a pregnancy affects not only the mother, but also the fetus, many times irreparably.

Fetal Alcohol Damage (FAD), a combination of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and

Fetal Alcohol Effects, is the leading cause of mental retardation in Canada. And a group of concerned women in Regina are waging a media war against this preventable disorder.

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Yvonne L'Hirondelle knows it is never too late to go back to school, or to learn about your roots.

The 50-year-old Metis, mother of 10 and grandmother or 25, graduated from Alberta Vocation College Grouard June 11. L'Hirondelle received her diploma in Native Clothing Design dressing in a traditional white buckskin Woodland Cree dress she had created.

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Yvonne L'Hirondelle knows it is never too late to go back to school, or to learn about your roots.

The 50-year-old Metis, mother of 10 and grandmother or 25, graduated from Alberta Vocation College Grouard June 11. L'Hirondelle received her diploma in Native Clothing Design dressing in a traditional white buckskin Woodland Cree dress she had created.

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Yvonne L'Hirondelle knows it is never too late to go back to school, or to learn about your roots.

The 50-year-old Metis, mother of 10 and grandmother or 25, graduated from Alberta Vocation College Grouard June 11. L'Hirondelle received her diploma in Native Clothing Design dressing in a traditional white buckskin Woodland Cree dress she had created.

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Yvonne L'Hirondelle knows it is never too late to go back to school, or to learn about your roots.

The 50-year-old Metis, mother of 10 and grandmother or 25, graduated from Alberta Vocation College Grouard June 11. L'Hirondelle received her diploma in Native Clothing Design dressing in a traditional white buckskin Woodland Cree dress she had created.

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The Aboriginal Artisans Arts and Crafts Society wants to celebrate summer in a big way.

So they've decided to stage a Native art and craft show and sale June 22-27 in Edmonton, and they've named it Welcome Summer '93.

Exhibitors from Western Canada, the Northwest Territories, Yukon and the U.S. are expected to attend.

And entertainers will include Laura Vinson, White Braid Society and the Fox Lake Traditional Singers.

Artist Dale Auger will act as host.