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 PAWNING A CULTURE


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The NOTEBOOK
 

 




 
ON THE COVER: Environmental disaster: An Alberta Fish and Wildlife officer plucks an oil-soaked grebe from the poisoned waters of Wabamun Lake following a derailment along the Canadian National Railway main line west of Edmonton. Photo by Al Gibson.
POINT BLANK
Want to be a game warden?
This is what you need to know.
BY DANIEL BOYCO
COMMON LAWS
What laws are Alberta Fish and Wildlife officers empowered to enforce?
BY RICHARD LYONS
READERS WRITE
Letters to the editor
LOOKING BACK
It pays to read the fine print.
BY J. B. STRUTHERS
ALBERTA PROFESSIONAL OUTFITTERS SOCIETY
The interim Metis Harvesting Agreement: A light at the end of the tunnel? 
BY RYK VISSCHER
THE ALBERTANS
The record shows that industrial accidents can be hazardous to your health (and to the environment).
BY PAT DUNFORD
HUNTING FOR TOMORROW
Anti-hunters show their true colours when they target a young Alberta archer and her family.
BY KELLY SEMPLE
CASE IN POINT
Operations Chinook and Glyder: Undercover operations expose pawn shop trade in eagle parts.
BY RICHARD SERVETNYK
WORKS QUIRKS
Three's a crowd: A romantic evening gets exciting when a bear hops into the hot tub.
BY STEVE WASYLIK

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