Native housing dispute and native studies project expand in The Pas
Community tension grows as the Native Clan Organization pushes housing plans without Town approval prompting Mayor McBride to call for cooperation. At Opasquia School, Brandon University led native studies program enrolls nine students from Cormorant Moose Lake Nelson House with two more centres planned, overseen by Frank Bartunek and Donald Robertson.
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Doug McBride
N.C.C
Laura Nose
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McBride
the Pas
Opasquia School
Frank Bartunek
Brandon University
Kelsey
Bartunek
Cormorant
Moose Lake
Nelson House
Pas
Island Lake
Split Lake
Cross Lake
Norway House
Donald Robertson
Faculty of Education
TESL Project At The Pas Reserve School
Mr Reddy leads a TESL program at Opasquia School with support from the Department of Education and Indian Affairs. Fifteen Primary 1 and twelve Primary U students study listening and speaking first, using tapes and a listening centre, before reading and writing.
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Reddy
T.E.S.L
Kelsey
Planning and Research Branch
Department of Education
Department of Indian Afairs
Band “Council
Pas Reserve
Federal Department
Opasquia
Government to Introduce Televised Parliament and Reform Plan
The Government vows over seventy bills in the first session and calls for House reforms to improve organization and procedures without weakening the Opposition. A motion will seek to authorize television cameras in the House producing an electronic Hansard for public info and historical use.
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