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ON Friday May 16, Students at Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School (DFCHS) will be taken to Old Fort William for a day of activities.

The cultural staff commitee hopes that  students and staff will enjoy their day.

Actuivities planned during the day include:

• Competitions Crafts
• Artist Workshop
• Wild Plants tour
• Life in a wigwam program
• Bannock baking contest
• Canoe Racing
• Log Sawing
• Wild plant useage for food and medicine.

And Many more activities...

2nd Annual Native Junior Hockey Meltdowns
Fort William First Nation Arena
May 16-18 2003

• Fort William Eagles
• Sandy Lake Storm
• Mishkeegogamang Juniors
• Eabametoong Outlaws
• Constance Lake Oji-Crees

Champions: $3,500.00
Finalists: $1,000.00

15-19 years old of age

Will submit with the final results of tournament next week.
7th Generation Athletics Circle.
Thunder Bay, Ontario

Northwestern Ontario Technology Association and Thunder Bay's Fast Forward Present:

ENABLING I.T. IN NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO
Finding Direction & Celebrating Excellence

Featuring the presentation of the second annual ITAC Community IT Hero
Awards.

Date: Thursday May 15th/2003 at the Victoria Inn, Thunder Bay
Time: 12:00pm - 2:00pm
Cost: NOTA Members $20.00, non-members $25.00, Students $15.00

Register online at www.nota.ca

Come Celebrate Northwestern Ontario's 2003 IT Heroes!

Scott Dougall - Skystream Networks
John Fullerton - Northern Supplier.com
Joan Main - Confederation College
Jesse Fiddler - K-Net

Each winner will be giving a 10 minute presentation on their IT accomplishments.

About the Awards

As part of Canada's 2003 IT Week celebrations (May 2-11 2003), the Information Technology Association of Canada (ITAC), in conjunction with Industry Canada, created the Community IT Hero Award to recognize individuals who have assisted their communities in a significant way through the use or application of information technology (IT).

This awards program achieves the grassroots objective of getting communities involved in IT Week through identifying and selecting heroes who have made a significant difference in the lives of people in their communities. The selection committee consists of people from communities all across Canada including local representation.