Building bridges between all communities
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PAGE 2 • FEBRUARY 2014 ADVERtiSinG mAtERiAl SpECiFiCAtionS First Nations Voice creates an opportunity for advertisers, businesses and all levels of government to reach First Nations audiences in Saskatchewan, Manitoba andt Ontario. With a focus on training, education and employment opportunities, this publication serves to showcase opportunities available to First Nations and all Aboriginal people. All digital advertising files, whether on disk or delivered electronically, should be Mac compatible. Please include all files necessary for output. Call the Winnipeg Free Press pre-press department, 204-697-7020, for more information about file types accepted. The Free Press can also build your ad. Please contact your First Nations Voice ad sales rep for details. NEXT ISSUE: February 26, 2014 The advertising deadline is February 14, 2013 For your ad placement and contents CONTACT STEVE WINTEMUTE (204-995-2314) steve.wcs@freepress.mb.ca firstnationsvoice@winnipegfreepress.com Toll free 1-800-542-8900 Alan Isfeld (204-256-0645) / e-mail: rdeagle@mymts.net HoW to ContACt US pUBliSHER Al Isfeld (204.256.0645) EDitoR Steve Wintemute (204.995.2314) firstnationsvoice@winnipegfreepress.com All Rights Reserved. Brokenhead Ojibway Nation, Scanterbury, MB R0E 1W0 Phone 204.256.0645 E-mail rdeagle@mymts.net 100-per-cent First nations owned — Distribution: 100,000 copies No material in First Nations Voice may be reproduced without permission of the copyright owner. First Nations Voice is published monthly by the First Nations Voice. All payments for advertisements in the First Nations Voice should be directed through the Winnipeg Free Press office. No out of office sales rep will collect cash outside of this office. Please direct questions to Steve Wintemute 204.697.7389. 1355 Mountain Avenue, Winnipeg, MB Canada, R2X 3B6 Advertising Sales Steve Wintemute 204.995.2314 / steve.wcs@freepress.mb.ca Sales and marketing Steve Wintemute 204.995.2314 e: firstnationsvoice@winnipegfreepress.com Daniel Polinsky 204.697.7374 e: Daniel.wcs@freepress.mb.ca Erika Rybuck at 204-697-7437 e: Erika.wcs@freepress.mb.ca Subscriptions $26.25 annually, payable to First Nations Voice c/o Winnipeg Free Press Dec 31/13 Jan 29, Feb 26, Mar 31, Apr 30, May 31 / 14 FNV 2 x 38 (T425) Full Colour 137F c/o Brittany Sheri GOOD CREDIT BAD CREDIT NO CREDIT WE CAN HELP! DON'T LET CREDIT GET IN THE WAY OF YOUR NEW TRUCK OR SUV Jack Eshelman Ph: (204)334-0979 • Fax: (204)334-1813 Email: jackesh7@gmail.com Toll FrEE 1-866-999-2499 Canadian Aboriginal Auto Sales The University of Winnipeg is located on Treaty One land in the heart of the Métis Nation within one of the most diverse neighborhoods in Canada. We nurture an inclusive campus that respects all students, faculty, staff and visitors. In 2011, The University of Winnipeg changed its governance structure to create an Indigenous Advisory Circle which offers us guidance as we continue to learn from each other. The University of Winnipeg was honored to invite respected First Nation leader and former National Chief of the Assembly of first Nations, Dr. Phil Fontaine, to share his insights on critical issues facing Canadians today, including the issue of resource extraction and development in a manner that balances the needs of Indigenous people, protects the environment, and allows for private sector engagement. We were encouraged that there was such a strong student, faculty and community interest in hearing Dr. Fontaine's speak. Our Convocation Hall was standing room only. It is deeply unfortunate that today a small group of protestors disrupted this important lecture. Within the Indigenous traditions, all members of the community have a voice. In a university environment, we expect that people may disagree and hold strong views. We also expect that everyone is given the opportunity to state those views and to be heard. The protestors today employed i n t e n t i o n a l l y disruptive tactics to silence all voices but their own. As a university, we regret that an opportunity for meaningful and respectful dialogue was prevented earlier today. The university is working with Dr. Fontaine to reschedule his lecture on campus as soon as possible. Lloyd Axworthy President, University of Winnipeg small group of protestors Disrupt important lecture BUSINESS DIRECTORY Lloyd Axworthy Dr. Phil Fontaine