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Article content Grey County and the M’Wikwedong Indigenous Friendship Centre are vowing to strengthen their relationship and continue working together on ways to improve the quality of life of Indigenous people living off-reserve in the area. County council, meeting recently as a committee of the whole, endorsed a declaration of mutual commitment and friendship with the Owen Sound-based centre that both county and M’Wikwedong officials say is in the spirit of truth and reconciliation. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Grey County, M Wikwedong pledge to increase collaboration Back to video “We have already a very good relationship with M’Wikwedong, but we were looking to formalize that with this resolution, which is to be formalized by our council next week,” Grey County Warden Selwyn Hicks said.

Grey countyBruce countyTanya shuteDenis langloisSelwyn hicksAssociation of municipalities ontarioOntario federation of indigenous friendship centresM wikwedong indigenous friendship centreMinistry of educationOwen sound basedCounty warden selwyn hicksOntario federationIndigenous friendship centresசாம்பல் கவுண்டிகாயங்கள் கவுண்டிதான்யா கூச்சலிடு