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A movie starring a tiny paper polar bear may help northern children avoid the dangers of gasoline fume addiction.

The National Film Board's animated movie, The Sniffing Bear, is aimed at helping northern children avoid the dangers of inhaling gasoline fumes, said the film's creator Co Hoedeman.

"The Inuit, along with the First Nations, wanted to send a message to the children of the north that sniffing gasoline is hazardous to their health," he said.

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A movie starring a tiny paper polar bear may help northern children avoid the dangers of gasoline fume addiction.

The National Film Board's animated movie, The Sniffing Bear, is aimed at helping northern children avoid the dangers of inhaling gasoline fumes, said the film's creator Co Hoedeman.

"The Inuit, along with the First Nations, wanted to send a message to the children of the north that sniffing gasoline is hazardous to their health," he said.

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A movie starring a tiny paper polar bear may help northern children avoid the dangers of gasoline fume addiction.

The National Film Board's animated movie, The Sniffing Bear, is aimed at helping northern children avoid the dangers of inhaling gasoline fumes, said the film's creator Co Hoedeman.

"The Inuit, along with the First Nations, wanted to send a message to the children of the north that sniffing gasoline is hazardous to their health," he said.

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A movie starring a tiny paper polar bear may help northern children avoid the dangers of gasoline fume addiction.

The National Film Board's animated movie, The Sniffing Bear, is aimed at helping northern children avoid the dangers of inhaling gasoline fumes, said the film's creator Co Hoedeman.

"The Inuit, along with the First Nations, wanted to send a message to the children of the north that sniffing gasoline is hazardous to their health," he said.

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A movie starring a tiny paper polar bear may help northern children avoid the dangers of gasoline fume addiction.

The National Film Board's animated movie, The Sniffing Bear, is aimed at helping northern children avoid the dangers of inhaling gasoline fumes, said the film's creator Co Hoedeman.

"The Inuit, along with the First Nations, wanted to send a message to the children of the north that sniffing gasoline is hazardous to their health," he said.

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A movie starring a tiny paper polar bear may help northern children avoid the dangers of gasoline fume addiction.

The National Film Board's animated movie, The Sniffing Bear, is aimed at helping northern children avoid the dangers of inhaling gasoline fumes, said the film's creator Co Hoedeman.

"The Inuit, along with the First Nations, wanted to send a message to the children of the north that sniffing gasoline is hazardous to their health," he said.

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A movie starring a tiny paper polar bear may help northern children avoid the dangers of gasoline fume addiction.

The National Film Board's animated movie, The Sniffing Bear, is aimed at helping northern children avoid the dangers of inhaling gasoline fumes, said the film's creator Co Hoedeman.

"The Inuit, along with the First Nations, wanted to send a message to the children of the north that sniffing gasoline is hazardous to their health," he said.

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The Biblical quotation "And a little child shall lead them" has taken on a double meaning on the Big River Reserve in Saskatchewan.

When a group of Grade 3 to 7 students decided to speak against substance abuse and gambling, they wrote a play that spoke from the heart. The short piece was straight-forward and eloquent, garnering the group second place over 89 groups competing in the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations Student Drama Competition.

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The Biblical quotation "And a little child shall lead them" has taken on a double meaning on the Big River Reserve in Saskatchewan.

When a group of Grade 3 to 7 students decided to speak against substance abuse and gambling, they wrote a play that spoke from the heart. The short piece was straight-forward and eloquent, garnering the group second place over 89 groups competing in the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations Student Drama Competition.

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The Biblical quotation "And a little child shall lead them" has taken on a double meaning on the Big River Reserve in Saskatchewan.

When a group of Grade 3 to 7 students decided to speak against substance abuse and gambling, they wrote a play that spoke from the heart. The short piece was straight-forward and eloquent, garnering the group second place over 89 groups competing in the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations Student Drama Competition.