Aboriginal Multimedia Society of Alberta
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The Aboriginal Multi-Media Society (AMMSA) is an Aboriginal publisher in Canada. The AMMSA publishes the following newsmagazines on a monthly basis:
- Windspeaker - Featuring national content.
- Alberta Sweetgrass - News and events from Aboriginal communities in Alberta.
- Saskatchewan Sage - News and events from Aboriginal communities in Saskatchewan.
- Raven's Eye - News and events from Aboriginal communities in British Columbia and the Yukon.
- Ontario Birchbark - News and events from Aboriginal communities in Ontario.
The AMMSA also operates a community radio network, CFWE-FM, for First Nations in rural northern Alberta. The station is currently licensed to Lac La Biche, although its studios are based in Edmonton. A new transmitter in Edmonton was licensed by the CRTC in 2008, and will become the CFWE network's primary station when it launches.[1]
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