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Former Kamloops Indian band chief Manny Jules, the driving force behind the proposed financial institutions act, explained the details of the initiative to chiefs gathered at the Confederacy of Nations held May 8 to 10.
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Angry chiefs gave the national chief and the Assembly of First Nations executive a strong mandate to fight Indian Affairs Minister Robert Nault's push to pass legislation he says is aimed only at strengthening the Indian Act.
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Angry chiefs gave the national chief and the Assembly of First Nations executive a strong mandate to fight Indian Affairs Minister Robert Nault's push to pass legislation he says is aimed only at strengthening the Indian Act.
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The creation of an institution that was recommended by the Royal Commission on Aboriginal People was announced in downtown Vancouver on May 7.
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The creation of an institution that was recommended by the Royal Commission on Aboriginal People was announced in downtown Vancouver on May 7.
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There are lots of ways to immerse yourself in the heroic story of the American West at the Buffalo Bill Historical Center.
With four museums and an art gallery, as well as guided excursions available beyond the center's walls, there are always absorbing and thought-provoking attractions for anyone interested in the history of the West and in Plains Indian culture.
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There are lots of ways to immerse yourself in the heroic story of the American West at the Buffalo Bill Historical Center.
With four museums and an art gallery, as well as guided excursions available beyond the center's walls, there are always absorbing and thought-provoking attractions for anyone interested in the history of the West and in Plains Indian culture.
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Vancouver
The Aboriginal Art and Culture Celebrations Society is planning fours days of festivities begin June 21, with "Aboriginal Blues at the Yale," an evening of blues music featuring George Leach, Clyde Roulette and Billy Joe Green. The show begins at 8 p.m. Tickets for the show are $15 each. Call (604) 684-2532 to reserve your spot. Only a limited number of tickets are available, so call early to avoid disappointment.
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Vancouver
The Aboriginal Art and Culture Celebrations Society is planning fours days of festivities begin June 21, with "Aboriginal Blues at the Yale," an evening of blues music featuring George Leach, Clyde Roulette and Billy Joe Green. The show begins at 8 p.m. Tickets for the show are $15 each. Call (604) 684-2532 to reserve your spot. Only a limited number of tickets are available, so call early to avoid disappointment.
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Artists from across the North will be gathering in Inuvik for 10 days this summer as the community again plays host to the Great Northern Arts Festival.
This is the thirteenth year for the festival, held this year from July 13 to 22.
The number of artists taking part in the event has tripled since the first festival in 1989, and the size of the venue has quintupled, said Tanya Van Valkenburg, executive director.