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Grand chief s accuser goes public - Winnipeg Free Press

Four months after accusing the province’s most powerful First Nations chief of sexual assault,.

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Protesters call on top First Nations leader to step down in light of sexual assault allegation

Protesters call on top First Nations leader to step down in light of sexual assault allegation
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Military help not what First Nations need: AMC grand chief - Thompson Citizen and Nickel Belt News

Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs Grand Chief Arlen Dumas says NDP MP Niki Ashton's call for military support to First Nations not informed by leaders' desires.

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Pallister legacy as premier makes lasting impact for critics, supporters

Despite leading two of the largest majority governments in Manitoba history, Premier Brian Pallister.

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Hundreds gather, forgoing Canada Day celebrations to call on feds to recognize residential schools as genocide

Author of the article: Scott Billeck Publishing date: Jul 01, 2021 • 51 minutes ago • 3 minute read • A large group of people, many dressed in orange, walked along Portage Avenue in Winnipeg today. The contingent was one of several events intended to have the Indian Residential School experience recognized as a genocide. Saturday, July 01, 2/2021.Winnipeg Sun/Chris Procaylo/stf Article content Hundreds gathered in a sea of orange at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights on Canada Day, taking part in a march through the streets of downtown Winnipeg to call on the federal government to recognize Indian residential schools, day schools and the 60s Scoop as genocide.

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