Articles from Wind Speaker (November 1, 2000)

Title	Author	Type	Words
(John) Corbiere to run for chief: off reserve voting begins Nov. 20.	Barnsley, Paul		1566
`I like to play' (Native hand games).	Whiskyjack, Caroline		356
AIRS (Alberni Indian Residential School) trial end now in sight.	Wiwchar, David		354
All Aboriginal artists (artist-run centre in Winnipeg).	Petten, Cheryl		278
Arrangement sees CEOs work with First Nations (Council for the Advancement of Native Development Officers (CANDO)).	Gobert, Trina		1094
Award winner emphasizes resource development (Chief Clarence Louie receives Economic Developer Recognition Award).	Petten, Cheryl		950
Bikers are riding in-DIAN style (Indian motorycle marque renewed).	Bissley, Jackie		526
Bureau comes clean on dirty history in U.S. (Bureau of Indian Affairs).	Taillon, Joan		531
Community gains control over prescription drug abuse.	Levesque, Nicolas		654
Complaints lodged (regarding handling of child custody case).	Petten, Cheryl		900
Contributions great, obstacles many: chief (Matthew Coon Come addresses Council for the Advancement of Native Development Officers (CANDO)).	Steel, Debora Lockyer		863
Does life have no value? (Native youth suicide).	Ann, Michele		618
Evidently I've been a good boy.	Taylor, Drew Hayden		912
Film captures fire in the belly of resistance (Alcatraz is not an island).	Bissley, Jackie		510
First Nations defiant over gun-law deadline.	Roslin, Alex		706
Gift from the little people (Native hand games).	Sexsmith, Pamela		2038
Go online for info (www.aboriginalconnections.com).	Davis, Jolene		378
Going back to the woods.	Alfred, Taiaiake		1278
Good news or bad? (turtles at James Bay a sign of global warming).	Roslin, Alex		966
Grandfather, father provide inspiration (Chief John Thunder of Buffalo Point First Nation of Manitoba receives CANDO award).	Gobert, Trina		1404
Hard choices on election day.		Editorial	524
Keep the circle strong (13th annual National Addictions Awareness Week).	Petten, Cheryl		427
Lawyer sets up new shop (First Nations lawyer Leanne M. Bellegarde Daniels).			339
Native library expands its collections (Amrican Native Press Archives in Little Rock, Arkansas).	Taillon, Joan		812
Play sheds light on issues of disabled (Breaking new ground).	Petten, Cheryl		753
Police/Aboriginal relations show strain (police conference focuses on improving relations).	Barnsley, Paul		1048
Power plant expansion controversy grows (in Edmonton).	Taillon, Joan		2135
Project to encourage youth to butt out.	Petten, Cheryl		658
Toe-tapping fun: Dreamcatcher 2000 (Native youth conference).	Steel, Debora Lockyer		356
Toronto reverses garbage dump decision (Adams mine near Kirkland Lake, Ontario).	Taillon, Joan		1370
Traditional woman takes non-traditional path (Samantha Kinoshameg graduates from behavioural neuroscience program).	McEwen, Angela		738
Treasures opens in Denver (Treasures of the Nuu-chah-nulth Chiefs).	Wiwchar, David		662
What's next? Burnt Church community savors "victory".	Barnsley, Paul		1217
Winter track program a go for urban youth.	Petten, Cheryl		807
Yellowknives Dene leader gets respect from all sectors (Darrell Beaulieu).	Taillon, Joan		1212