A season of deaths: tragedy plagues a resource-rich Alberta reserve

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Six young Indian people died in the Summer of 1997 from deaths in which alcohol paid a part. In spite of mineral royalties, the reserve has a $5.6 deficit, plus poverty, unemployment, alleged corruption, alcohol abuse and violence. Some blame government handouts for sapping the drive of the people.

Psychological aspects, Native Americans, Native North Americans, Alberta, Subsidies

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A rising western star: Edmonton lawyer Anne McLellan gets ready to take the heat in Justice

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McLellan's selection as Justice minister makes her one of the most powerful female politicians in Jean Chretien's cabinet. She is a progressive on social issues, a feminist and represents Western Canadian interests. She is likely to face controversy over national unity and gun control.

Canada, Officials and employees, Political aspects, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Canada. Justice Canad, McLellan, Anne

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