Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I would like to table seven documents.

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First I would like to table, Tabled Document 114-12(2), the 1989 research article titled "Attitude Change Through Cultural Immersion In the Grade Nine Enrichment Curriculum" authored by Judith Lynn McPhie and June Beynon, which was published in the Canadian Ethics Study Journal. Second, I would like to table, Tabled Document 115-12(2), an article titled "A Family Of Learners And Story-Tellers", by the Native People's Magazine. Third, Tabled Document 116-12(2), is "Teachers Will Learn To Teach About The Environment" done by the Nunatsiaq News. Fourth, Tabled Document 117-12(2), "My Little Corner Of Canada, The Syllabic System Must Go" done by the Nunatsiaq News. Fifth, Tabled Document 118-12(2) "Keewatin Impression, Taking A Fresh Look At Education" done by Nunatsiaq News. Sixth, Tabled Document 119-12(2), "Change Attitudes, Not Writing System" done by the Nunatsiaq News. Lastly, unfortunately, Tabled Document 120-12(2), and article titled "Gargan Embarked From View On Cultural" from the September 28 edition of the Nunatsiaq News. Thank you.

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Mr. Nerysoo.

Sorry, Mr. Speaker, I was going to table documents, too, but I thought about the staff, and all the hard work they were already doing.

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Tabling of documents. Mr. Arngna'naaq.

Mr. Speaker, I would like to seek the indulgence of my fellow Members and seek unanimous consent to return to Item 3, Member's statements.

The honourable Member is seeking unanimous consent to return to Item 3. Are there any nays? There are no nays. Proceed please, Mr. Arngna'naaq.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker and fellow Members. I apologize that I was unable to be here this morning to make this statement. I intended to do this morning. Mr. Speaker, I would like today to congratulate Susan Aglukark of Arviat, on her second album Arctic Rose, which was officially launched last night in Arviat.

I would like to apologize for not being able to be a part of the launching in Arviat. Every Member of this Assembly should have received an invitation to the launching, but due to circumstances beyond the control of this House, we were unable to complete the Operations and Maintenance budget.

Susan Aglukark is a 25 year old singer who was born in Churchill, Manitoba, but was raised in Arviat. Susan was so extremely popular in her home town of Arviat that two concerts were booked last night, so that all of her supporters had an opportunity to hear, and see her. More than 200 people crowded into the Arviat airport on Tuesday to greet the singer whose music brings music and hope to the people.

Susan successfully launched her music career last year, with a debut of a video called "Searching" and an album called "Dreams For You". The video won the Much Music Top Cinematography award. Since the release of this video, and cassette, Susan's music career has blossomed, so much so that she resigned from the I.T.C. in June, 1992 to dedicate herself totally to music. She also became a role model for people in the Arctic, and has also been highly active speaking to students of all ages. On Canada Day, Susan performed on Parliament Hill to a televised audience of about 27 million people. Susan and the Arctic Roads Band recently performed before approximately 10,000 people in Vancouver's Earth Voice '92, the largest environmental festival in Canada. She was a feature performer last weekend in Edmonton, at the Dream Speakers, the first world artistic and cultural film festival. She will be the subject of an article in this months Indian Life magazine and will be profiled sometime.

Mr. Arngna'naaq, your allotted time has elapsed. Mr. Arngna'naaq.

Mr. Speaker, I just have a few more lines, I seek unanimous consent to continue.

The Member is seeking unanimous consent to continue. Are there any nays? There are no nays, please continue.

Thank you, once again. I did not think it would be this long. She will be the subject of an article in this month's Indian Life magazine and will be profiled sometime in November on C.B.C.'s Ear to the Ground television show. I hope all northerners will tune in to Ear to the Ground and learn more about this rising northern star. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

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Item 3, Members' statements. Item 20, third reading of bills. Item 21, Mr. Clerk, orders of the day.

Thank you, Mr. Clerk. The house is adjourned until 10:00 a.m., Friday, October 2, 1992.

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