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SAY Magazine wins awards for layout, excellence
SAY Magazine has said it best.
The Manitoba-based publication — billed as the "only lifestyle magazine in the world for Native people" — won first place for the 2012 Native American Journalist Association Media Award for Best Magazine Layout and third place for general excellence.
It was launched in 2002 and publishes four regular issues annually, plus an economic development issue and a university and college guide for native students.
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