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The Edmonton Police Service (EPS) is refusing to release an e-mail described as racist against Aboriginal people, despite calls from Native leaders to do so.

A June report in the Edmonton Journal said the e-mail contains a list of 10 rules for policing the downtown area. Three of the rules disparage the Native population.

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The Edmonton Police Service (EPS) is refusing to release an e-mail described as racist against Aboriginal people, despite calls from Native leaders to do so.

A June report in the Edmonton Journal said the e-mail contains a list of 10 rules for policing the downtown area. Three of the rules disparage the Native population.

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"The Indian has reached the end of an era. The things that we hold sacred, the things that we believe in have been repudiated by the federal government. But we will not be silenced again, left behind to be absorbed conveniently into the wretched fringes of a society that institutionalizes wretchedness. The Buckskin Curtain is coming down."

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"The Indian has reached the end of an era. The things that we hold sacred, the things that we believe in have been repudiated by the federal government. But we will not be silenced again, left behind to be absorbed conveniently into the wretched fringes of a society that institutionalizes wretchedness. The Buckskin Curtain is coming down."

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Entrepreneur- Gisele Martin, 27, Partner-Douglas Wright, Business-Tla-ook Cultural Adventures

Launched-National Aboriginal Day, June 21, 2002. Location-Tofino, B.C.

Tla-ook Cultural Adventures offers guided cultural tours of Clayoquot Sound in traditional Nuu-Chah-Nulth dugout canoes.

Windspeaker: Why did you start your own business?

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Entrepreneur- Gisele Martin, 27, Partner-Douglas Wright, Business-Tla-ook Cultural Adventures

Launched-National Aboriginal Day, June 21, 2002. Location-Tofino, B.C.

Tla-ook Cultural Adventures offers guided cultural tours of Clayoquot Sound in traditional Nuu-Chah-Nulth dugout canoes.

Windspeaker: Why did you start your own business?

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Entrepreneur-Jason Bru, 32,

Business-The General Nutrition Centre (GNC),

Launched-July 2002

Location-The Mall at Lawson Heights in Saskatoon

Jason Bru managed a corporate-owned GNC for four-and-a-half years before branching out to open a franchise of the health-food store on his own.

Windspeaker: Why did you start your own business?

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Entrepreneur-Jason Bru, 32,

Business-The General Nutrition Centre (GNC),

Launched-July 2002

Location-The Mall at Lawson Heights in Saskatoon

Jason Bru managed a corporate-owned GNC for four-and-a-half years before branching out to open a franchise of the health-food store on his own.

Windspeaker: Why did you start your own business?

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Visiting the museum and art gallery at the Woodland Cultural Centre is like going on a journey through time.

Your journey begins at a prehistoric village of the Neutral people, the name given by 17th century explorers to the independent tribes of Iroquoian people who weren't involved in disputes between the Huron and Five Nations Iroquois. From there, you travel through the fur trade, then through to the establishment of the Six Nations Confederacy. The journey continues through the centuries, through the First and Second World Wars, up until present day.

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Claiming to represent a citizen's group on the Stoney/Nakota reserve in southern Alberta, Greg Twoyoungmen has gone public with accusations of racial profiling by Cochrane RCMP.

Twoyoungmen said he was approached to join a group of Elders and others on the reserve that was discussing the persistent RCMP presence in the community.

After hearing about the group's concerns, Twoyoungmen wrote a letter of complaint to Myron Thompson, the Conservative member of Parliament for the area. Thompson took the letter to Cochrane RCMP and left the matter in their hands.