Articles from Wind Speaker (June 1, 1996)

Title	Author	Type	Words
(Buffalo Point) First Nation's resort an ambitious effort, a great success.	Michael Smith		502
`War baby' meets her family.	Debbie Falkner		746
Abitibiwinni: 6,000 years of history (exhibition).	Louise Delisle		644
Aboriginal artists popularity soars.	Noah Black		679
Aboriginal culture attracts tourists to U.S. southwest.	Barb Grinder		862
Aboriginal students protest cuts to social spending.	Christine Wong		576
Alberta government and media blasted by writer.	Jeffrey R.W. Rath		676
All for one and one for all - in Quebec?	Drew Hayden Taylor		524
American Indian museum a Manhattan attraction.	R. John Hayes		376
Anger and frustration in the Canadian west.	Debora Lockyer		1002
Arrest of rebels ends month-long standoff.	Michael Smith		457
Canada deals harshly with the rebel forces.			393
Comox Valley hosts the first ever powwow.	Dan LaFrance		166
Dead man.		Movie Review	739
Desperate people: desperate times.			1437
Do you understand your pension fund?	Joan Barmby-Halcro		715
Everyone can be a singer.	Debbie Faulkner		505
Extreme fighting event fuels tensions in Quebec.	Debora Lockyer		574
First Nations casinos opening in 1996.	R. John Hayes		834
Foxwoods leads America's casino market.	R. John Hayes		437
Guide to Indian country.			13474
Indian cowboys remembered.	Debbie Faulkner		603
Inuit exiles the basis of professor (Foster Griezic)'s boycott.	Christine Wong		736
Manitoba honors controversial (Louis) Riel with new statue.	Michael Smith		380
Manitoba Metis in trouble.	Michael Smith		369
Medicine wheels, mysterious remnants of original people.	Barb Grinder		888
Missing Bell of Batoche.		Theater Review	260
National Aboriginal sports association established (Aboriginal Sport Circle).	Debbie Faulkner		988
Native Americans make strides in U.S. tourism industry.	Barb Grinder		821
Noble heart.	Jack Gladstone	Sound Recording Review	282
Power of the lake a mighty lure to faithful: Lac Ste. Anne pilgrimage.	Noah Black		800
Red Thunder Dancers happy to stay home for awhile.	Debbie Faulkner		410
Rising young track star heads south.	David R. McDonald		664
Round-up on the northern prairie.	Julie Kosztinka		740
Sacred ground.	Jesse Lee	Sound Recording Review	279
Saskatchewan preserves untouched ecosystems.	R. John Hayes		735
Spoiling for a fight.			331
Traditional seminoles want lifestyle protected.	Lois Tomas		922
Western exhibition promotes the Native way.	Noah Black		850
White buffalo.	Robert Tree Cody; Rob Wallace; Will Clipman	Sound Recording Review	196