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Opinion

BY WARREN KINSELLA

April 16, 2018

TORONTO—July 2017: the Assembly of First Nations has gathered for its 38th general assembly in downtown Regina. Thousands of Indigenous people from across Canada are in attendance. Along with speeches, seminars and cultural events, there is a trade show. Dozens of businesses and organizations ha...

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