ARTICLES BY
Margaret Sam-Cromarty
April 1, 1998
Last week, I was in Waskaganish.
This fascinating old Rupert House Post has an interesting past image
Established in 1668.
And I must say it has an exciting present, too, in 1998.
What I noticed right away was the river; I belong here I thought.
Waskaganish has a rare traditional spirit.
Their town is ...
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During the entire two weeks of the 1998 Olympic Winter Cames I was off to Nagano. I came face to face with my distint cousins, the Japanese. I loved Nagano, it’s hard to believe during the nuclear era, a bomb fell on Hiroshima wiping it out Later there would Nagano. ...
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This story in our first issue was the first of many contributions
by Margaret Sam Cromarty. Dec. 1, 1993 (Vol. 1, No.1)
This is the Year of the Indigenous People, for the world to recognize
this unique culture that exists today. The question is: What have we
done to promote our culture here at ...
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