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03-MAY-2010 © Ron Asp

Early May at Dry Island Buffao Jump

Dry Island Buffalo Jump Central Alberta

Dry Island Buffalo Jump in Central Alberta, probably without a doubt one of my favorite places to go...This was taken on one of the pull over spots and at this point about 300 ft down....I believe that from top to bottom can be as much as 600 ft. A little early for the nice greens of spring but I will be back in a couple of week. This couple were at aw and said they will be back...
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Who is this person...

Roy Louis

Roy Louis is a producer with King Motion Picture Corporation and served as the Native advisor for "Within The Healing Circle" - the pilot program for THE BALANCE OF JUSTICE® series.

A successful businessman and entrepreneur, Roy has served the Native community in many capacities for many years.He has worked as both a Counsellor for County of Ponoka Schools and as a Parole Officer for the Attorney General of Alberta.Roy's desire to work for the benefit of the community is reflected in his community participation with a number of groups such as: the Hobbema Youth Council, Samson Elders Network, Hobbema Lions Club, Buffalo Nations Cultural Society, Muskwachees Cultural College, Child Welfare Appeal Board, Charles Camsell Hospital, the Capital Health Authority, and the University of Alberta Senate, to name a few.

Roy's success as an entrepreneur in his professional career includes the positions of Founder and Director for Native Venture Capital Co.Ltd., Peace Hills General Insurance Ltd., and Samson Management Ltd.He is also a Co-Founder of Peace Hills Trust Company.

The need for effective law enforcement and Native Justice is an area that Roy understands.He successfully lobbied the Federal and Provincial governments for the Aboriginal Affairs Task Force on Native Justice and co-ordinated effective community participation with the RCMP.This resulted in better community-based policing, policies and procedures with Native people.His work with the police also includes establishing better employment opportunities for Native Albertans with the RCMP and the development of the first RCMP detachment on a reservation.

Roy's commitment to his people continues through his negotiations with Corrections Canada and the resulting construction of the Samson Healing Facility.He now directs the project's management helping to re-shape the rehabilitation of Native offenders.

Roy resides on the Samson Cree Nation in Hobbema.


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Guest 04-May-2010 05:43
beautiful perspective and colors.v