Issue 42

Leadership

Featuring Dreamcatcher Charitable Foundation, AFN Special, Leaders and Achievers, "2011 NAMA Artist of the Year" Gabriel Ayala, "2012 NAAA Arts Winner" Adam Beach, an interview with Chief Clarence Louie, Sovereign Native Youth Leadership Program plus much more.

PROFILE: Chief Clarence Louie

Also:

SAVE Native Women

Gabriel Ayala Centerfold

Ali Fontaine Centerfold

Gerald Auger Centerfold

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Issue 39, Summer 2011

Summer Issue

Another key summer activity is attending entertainment events, especially on and around Aboriginal Day. This issue includes information on movies, dance groups and more. Look at the information on the Summer Solstice Aboriginal Arts Festival and International Pow Wow being held in Ottawa, Canada.

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Issue 37, Winter 2011

Winter Issue

Created 35 years ago out of the James Bay Northern Quebec Agreement, Cree Regional Economic Enterprises Company Inc. (CREECO) has become recognized as the regional economic engine for the Cree Nation of Eeyou Istchee (Quebec). Rodney W. Hester occupies the office of Business Development Coordinator for CREECO Inc. He obtained degrees in both Business Administration and Native Studies from both Cambrian College and Laurentian University. He is presently pursuing a Professional Masters degree in Public Administration at Queens University.

He has been active on many business development files over the recent years - two important partnerships were born this year. The first partnership is the creation of a new Quality Inn and Suites in the city of Val d’Or, Quebec - a high-end three-storey establishment with 82 rooms, executivestyle conference rooms, a fitness room and an up-scale continental breakfast service.

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