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People living both north and south of the 60th parallel might be tempted to

believe that art produced in the Canadian North comes solely from the Inuit culture.

And considering the way private collectors and various departments of the Canadian government have approached northern art, this misconception is neither surprising nor rare.

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People living both north and south of the 60th parallel might be tempted to

believe that art produced in the Canadian North comes solely from the Inuit culture.

And considering the way private collectors and various departments of the Canadian government have approached northern art, this misconception is neither surprising nor rare.

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People living both north and south of the 60th parallel might be tempted to

believe that art produced in the Canadian North comes solely from the Inuit culture.

And considering the way private collectors and various departments of the Canadian government have approached northern art, this misconception is neither surprising nor rare.

Page R3

People living both north and south of the 60th parallel might be tempted to

believe that art produced in the Canadian North comes solely from the Inuit culture.

And considering the way private collectors and various departments of the Canadian government have approached northern art, this misconception is neither surprising nor rare.

Page R3

People living both north and south of the 60th parallel might be tempted to

believe that art produced in the Canadian North comes solely from the Inuit culture.

And considering the way private collectors and various departments of the Canadian government have approached northern art, this misconception is neither surprising nor rare.

Page R3

People living both north and south of the 60th parallel might be tempted to

believe that art produced in the Canadian North comes solely from the Inuit culture.

And considering the way private collectors and various departments of the Canadian government have approached northern art, this misconception is neither surprising nor rare.

Page R3

People living both north and south of the 60th parallel might be tempted to

believe that art produced in the Canadian North comes solely from the Inuit culture.

And considering the way private collectors and various departments of the Canadian government have approached northern art, this misconception is neither surprising nor rare.

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An appeal the Blood Tribal Council for a stay of proceedings on four charges of contempt of court has been denied the Federal Court in Calgary.

The charges rise from the ongoing dispute on the reserve between Chief Harley Frank and the tribal council. The council was charged after blocking Frank's attempts to conduct band business, and for the illegal election of former chief Roy Fox.

Frank was illegally ousted the council this spring. Peter Levesque, lawyer for Chief Frank, said the case will be heard on Nov. 4.

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An appeal the Blood Tribal Council for a stay of proceedings on four charges of contempt of court has been denied the Federal Court in Calgary.

The charges rise from the ongoing dispute on the reserve between Chief Harley Frank and the tribal council. The council was charged after blocking Frank's attempts to conduct band business, and for the illegal election of former chief Roy Fox.

Frank was illegally ousted the council this spring. Peter Levesque, lawyer for Chief Frank, said the case will be heard on Nov. 4.

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An appeal the Blood Tribal Council for a stay of proceedings on four charges of contempt of court has been denied the Federal Court in Calgary.

The charges rise from the ongoing dispute on the reserve between Chief Harley Frank and the tribal council. The council was charged after blocking Frank's attempts to conduct band business, and for the illegal election of former chief Roy Fox.

Frank was illegally ousted the council this spring. Peter Levesque, lawyer for Chief Frank, said the case will be heard on Nov. 4.