Articles from Wind Speaker (June 1, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
(Georges) Erasmus heads up healing fund (Aboriginal Healing Foundation).	Barnsley, Paul		1746
(John Kim Bell receives Good Servant Medal from Canadian Council of Christians and Jews).			123
(Larry Sault appointed VP of CESO Aboriginal Services).			131
(Metis activist August Collins dies).		Obituary	81
(Remains of Wilson Nepoose found).			159
Achievement celebrated (Valentina Fox receives Lifetime Achievement Award from Calgary YWCA).	Whyatt, Sabrina		729
Advice from the powwow trail.	Ladd, Boye G.		659
Antelope wife.		Book Review	479
Canada prepares for National Aboriginal Day June 21.	McKinley, Rob		996
Do as I say, not as I do (Native logging rights in New Brunswick).	McKinley, Rob		351
Dreaming of Sainte Marie among the Huronland (Ontario goverment considering turning Sainte Marie Among the Hurons into a theme park).	Taylor, Drew Hayden		648
Encouraging entrepreneurs.	Green, Pamela		777
Forget the sunny south, aim for the natural north (wilderness vacations in Indian country).	McKinley, Rob		1237
Gifts from the Creator for man's use: the smudging ceremony.	KiiskeeNtum		1240
Glimpse the past (Provincial Museum of Alberta exhibit at Syncrude Gallery of Aboriginal Culture).			263
Grassy Narrows takes `last stand' on nuclear waste.	Phelan, Bryan		659
Heads Canada wins: tails Indians lose (Natives want exemption from paying provincial sales tax in New Brunswick).	Barnsley, Paul		743
Impasse continues in New Brunswick (Native logging rights).	Barnsley, Paul		878
Join the circle: the history and lore of the round dance.	Green, Pamela; Moyah, Norman		588
Journey along the powwow trail.			168
Late bloomer captures title (Rick Gauthier wins racquetball tourney).	Barnsley, Paul		513
Learning from nature.	Phelan, Bryan		350
Metis help to protect Eider duck population.	Whyatt, Sabrina		360
Mi'kmaq culture generates great tourist interest.	Whyatt, Sabrina		513
Native military contribution on display (Museum of the Regiments in Calgary).	Tallow, Paul Melting		463
Offer respect to water world spirits.	Phelan, Bryan		742
OLA (Ontario Lacrosse Association) adds Aboriginal-owned lacrosse teams.	Laskaris, Sam		696
People of the river of the mist ('Ksan Historical Village and Museum in BC).	Barnsley, Paul		769
Pilgrimage to the waters (Lac Ste. Anne pilgrimage in Alberta).			303
Politics of compensation (rumours of compensation for victims of residential schools denied by government).	Barnsley, Paul		1135
Powwow a treat (Wanuskewin, Saskatchewan).	Green, Pamela		301
Public education part of the goal for heritage park (Wanuskewin Heritage Park in Saskatchewan).	Lockyer, Debora		678
Regina Schadandore keeps alive the Mandan heritage (in North Dakota).	Kash, Steve		616
Reservation X provides a fresh look at art (exhibit at Canadian Museum of Civilization in Ottawa).	Miller, Jarrod		795
Secure your future with United Protection Services (largest known First Nations security and protection company in Canada).	Moyah, Norman		825
Smoke-eaters tackle early fire season (Natives fighting forest fires in Alberta).	McKinley, Rob		1042
Still searching for peace (Ken Ward addresses social problems on reserves).	Whyatt, Sabrina		1005
Taiaiake Alfred: no easy way out (assistant professor in School of Public Administration, University of Victoria).	Boyes, Margaret		2758
Taste the grape (Osoyoos First Nation vineyard in Okanagan Valley).	Paquette, DonnaRae		496
Theatre group tackles racism with fun (De-Ba-Jeh-Mu-Jig Theatre Group).	Whyatt, Sabrina		367
Tribal Day heats up summer (hosted by Buffalo Nations Cultural Society in Alberta).			158
Tribe preserves traditional fishing rights.	Molyneaux, Paul		650
When nothing's said (Reform Party threatens to sue Phil Fontaine over perceived racist remarks).	Switzer, Maurice		757