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Deanna Hamilton

Crystal Shawanda
RCA NASHVILLE RECORDING ARTIST

“I’m a citizen of both the U.S. and Canada, though I was born in Ontario and grew up on a reservation called Wikwemikong on Canada’s Manitoulin Island. I wrote my first song at nine years of age, not knowing that songwriting would become my way of coping with the hopelessness I saw around me on the reservation.

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Deanna Hamilton

SAY Magazine Special Edition Inter-Nation Trade and Economic Summit

Check out SAY Magazine's special edition for The Assembly of First Nations INTER-NATION TRADE & ECONOMIC SUMMIT.

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Free Jana Mashonee MP3!

Download the new free MP3 of "Solid Ground" from Jana Mashonee's new album "New Moon Born". The album is available for the special pre-release price of only US$10.00 plus $2.00 shipping and handling.

To order go to
www.janamashonee.com

Go to our Spokespeople page
and click on Jana to download
"Solid Ground"


Kristen Rock

Humanitarian Build

A Six Nations based 100% First Nation owned home designer, builder and learning centre, RJ Ecosafe homes combine renewable-energy technology with energy-efficient and low maintenance construction techniques.


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AFN

FN Market Housing Fund

The First Nations Market Housing Fund is an innovative new approach to give First Nations people living  on-reserve a better chance to own their home, while respecting the communal ownership of the land.


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COWICHAN 2008 NAIG

Home is Where the Heart is

Life may be like a box of chocolates as Forest Gump remarked but it also chock full of clichés! Sometimes, though, like a Hallmark card, clichés say just the right thing at the right time. In this case, yes, home is exactly where the heart is...


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COWICHAN 2008 NAIG

Healing & Reconciliation

A department of Native Counselling Services of Alberta, the NDHR campaign office seeks to enhance the work that was commenced in Gathering Strength - Canada’s Aboriginal Action Plan. Throughout the year, the campaign office facilitates opportunities for Canadians to dialogue about our shared history. We also encourage communities to hold celebratory activities on May 26th of each year, to promote the building of meaningful relationships between all Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal peoples.



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