... Tribal Councils and Bands will invest over $626,000 in the next three years to develop, package and market Canadian Aboriginal heritage and culture through the new Aboriginal Waterways Product Club. This partnership model represents a new approach for tourism development with the Aboriginal communities in Saskatchewan and Manitoba, and could serve as a model in other areas of Canada. The CTC will ... invest a total of $313,000 over three years in the Aboriginal Waterways Product Club while Tourism Saskatchewan and the Saskatchewan and Manitoba First Nations will provide another $313,000...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate

... world who is, and who has been, charging up the court. Looking back in history, the first all-female, basket ball team was the Grads. The Edmonton Commercial Graduates Basketball Club, referred to simply as the Grads, were a women's basketball team founded and coached by John Percy Page, for the period from 1915 to 1940. What was started as a high-school ... their twenty-five years of play, they accumulated 18, 174 points. So who was saying, "Girls, can't play ball"? Not until, 1996, was there an professionally recognized ball club for women. This club started out in the States and stil...

• Word Count: 585
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• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: High School

... through this process was a long and toilsome task. Recruits had to undergo a long period of evaluation to prove that they would never let their brothers down and always support the club, no matter what (Walter Kern 1). Along the way the Hell's Angels found themselves in direct opposition with the law, and always for a variety of reasons. The ties of brotherhood were ... on protecting the hive from any and all external forces that may approach (Walter Kern 1). California is still the holy land to all Hell's Angels members, but like any good club they've expanded. They now have about 2,10...

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• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: High School

... the beer bars were good. She told me that it was a social atmosphere and not so much about getting drunk. Some bar and club owners have addressed this issue by offering a night when you can be at the club if you are over 18 but still must be 21 to drink. This is a good option but those under 21 may feel a little ... ...

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• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: High School

... with helmets and protective gear. It is manufactured equipment instead of hand made, so no mistakes are made. In 1856 a Montreal Lacrosse Club was organized, and the very first written rules of lacrosse were created. Years after this club was invented, George Beers reconstructed the rules. The rules he made had twelve players per team and different positions, ranging from attack to ... ...

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• Grade Level: High School

... . These are my personal views on the subject of lowering the legal drinking age; some people may not agree but that's their choice. I know I enjoy going to parties or to a club and having a good time, and sometimes I don't need alcohol to have a good time. By the time I turned eighteen I could vote, go to prison, fight for my country, purchase a firearm and ... ...

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Lions Club members, honorable judges and fellow speakers, thousands and thousands of people die every year in Canada and the world from poisonous fumes inhaled from cigarettes. Unfortunately, innocent people are dying ... ...

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... excellent tennis player during his youth. At the age of 12, Hugh MacLennan was forced by his father to learn the sport, and he ended up joining the Waegwoltic Tennis Club. Because of his hard work, persistence and dedication, he soon became one of the very best tennis players. In 1928, he won the Doubles Men's Tennis championship for Halifax and ... ...

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... gave a grant of 2 million dollars to the new owners/his old friends of the Gran-Mere Hotel, in order to renovate. As well, Chrétien granted money to a Golf club in his constituency for no particular reason. Upon being questioned, Chrétien claimed to not have realized the location of the golf course. In conclusion, Jean Chrétien ... ...

• Word Count: 726
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• Grade Level: High School