ANNIVERSARY
ISSUE
COVER
Using
Humour to Stop Teenage Suicide
ANNIVERSARY ISSUE
Selected excerpts from
First Nations Drum Celebratory Issue
BIOGRAPHY
Acclaimed
Aboriginal Writer Passes Away
BUSINESS
Metis
Refuse Premier Doer Order of the Sash
GOVERNMENT
National
Chief Pleased with Meeting with Premiers, Territorial Leaders
HUMOUR
Bee in the Bonnet:
Bad
News from the Doctor
Who
Gives a Fish?
How to Beat a Woman
MUSIC
Here
to Stay: Thirty Years of Aboriginal Music
MODERN TREATIES
Supreme
Court Rejects Treaty Right to Log
First Nations Drum Celebrates 15 Years
By
Staff Writers & Editors
Our 15th Anniversary Issue featured some of the newspaper's
finest articles. These are the stories that provided the background to
the events that shaped the landscape of Native communities across Canada.
Below are selected excerpts from this year's anniversary issue.
The Oka Crisis: A Summer of Discontent
Theresa Ducharme: Globalizing Native Culture
Wounded Leaders, Wounded Nations
Robbie Robertson puts the Weight
on Native Music
BC's Murdered and Missing
Women