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Dancing to more than 30 drums in the same arena the Hartford Whalers skate in was a big thrill for Sean Waskahat, an 18-year-old grass dancer from Alberta.

But winning first place at North America's most expensive powwow was even bigger. Waskahat took home $1,000 and a suede and leather jacket from the Schemitzun '93 event in Hartford, Connecticut, held Sept. 16-19.

"And he didn't even expect to win. Waskahat entered for the joy of dancing.

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Dancing to more than 30 drums in the same arena the Hartford Whalers skate in was a big thrill for Sean Waskahat, an 18-year-old grass dancer from Alberta.

But winning first place at North America's most expensive powwow was even bigger. Waskahat took home $1,000 and a suede and leather jacket from the Schemitzun '93 event in Hartford, Connecticut, held Sept. 16-19.

"And he didn't even expect to win. Waskahat entered for the joy of dancing.

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Dancing to more than 30 drums in the same arena the Hartford Whalers skate in was a big thrill for Sean Waskahat, an 18-year-old grass dancer from Alberta.

But winning first place at North America's most expensive powwow was even bigger. Waskahat took home $1,000 and a suede and leather jacket from the Schemitzun '93 event in Hartford, Connecticut, held Sept. 16-19.

"And he didn't even expect to win. Waskahat entered for the joy of dancing.

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Dancing to more than 30 drums in the same arena the Hartford Whalers skate in was a big thrill for Sean Waskahat, an 18-year-old grass dancer from Alberta.

But winning first place at North America's most expensive powwow was even bigger. Waskahat took home $1,000 and a suede and leather jacket from the Schemitzun '93 event in Hartford, Connecticut, held Sept. 16-19.

"And he didn't even expect to win. Waskahat entered for the joy of dancing.

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Dancing to more than 30 drums in the same arena the Hartford Whalers skate in was a big thrill for Sean Waskahat, an 18-year-old grass dancer from Alberta.

But winning first place at North America's most expensive powwow was even bigger. Waskahat took home $1,000 and a suede and leather jacket from the Schemitzun '93 event in Hartford, Connecticut, held Sept. 16-19.

"And he didn't even expect to win. Waskahat entered for the joy of dancing.

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Dancing to more than 30 drums in the same arena the Hartford Whalers skate in was a big thrill for Sean Waskahat, an 18-year-old grass dancer from Alberta.

But winning first place at North America's most expensive powwow was even bigger. Waskahat took home $1,000 and a suede and leather jacket from the Schemitzun '93 event in Hartford, Connecticut, held Sept. 16-19.

"And he didn't even expect to win. Waskahat entered for the joy of dancing.

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Dancing to more than 30 drums in the same arena the Hartford Whalers skate in was a big thrill for Sean Waskahat, an 18-year-old grass dancer from Alberta.

But winning first place at North America's most expensive powwow was even bigger. Waskahat took home $1,000 and a suede and leather jacket from the Schemitzun '93 event in Hartford, Connecticut, held Sept. 16-19.

"And he didn't even expect to win. Waskahat entered for the joy of dancing.

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When a 16-year-old Native boy went missing from his foster home in southern Ontario, little was done until police were notified more than a year later.

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When a 16-year-old Native boy went missing from his foster home in southern Ontario, little was done until police were notified more than a year later.

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When a 16-year-old Native boy went missing from his foster home in southern Ontario, little was done until police were notified more than a year later.