Warnings of an explosion point

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The aboriginal population in Saskatchewan has an unemployment rate of 39% in the urban areas, while overall unemployment in the province is only around 5%. Natives also make up 32% of the prison population. Cutbacks in social services could make the situation even worse.

Economic aspects, Unemployment, Native Americans, Crime, Native North Americans, Saskatchewan

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The team that rows together

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Canadian rowers practiced many long hours to win their spot in the 1996 Summer Olympics, as did the many other Canadian athletes due to compete. The Games will be a welcome change of pace for Canadians who are fed up with political and constitutional struggles.

Canada, College sports, Olympics, Canadians, 1996 AD

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Changes at Maclean's

Article Abstract:

Maclean's will add several new features to the magazine beginning in 1997. They include a bimonthly national affairs column called Backstage, and a space called Dateline that will be devoted to world events and personalities affecting Canada and Canadians.

Maclean's (Periodical)

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