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ACFN calls for reparations and hunting rights in Wood Buffalo National Park
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The First Nation is also demanding an official apology, reparations for decades of lost traditional land-use and an agreement on the future relationship with Parks Canada.
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“Now they want our help turning the park into a tourist attraction and help developing game regulations, when we haven’t even been allowed to hunt in the park for almost a hundred years,” said Chief Allan Adam of ACFN in an interview.
ACFN calls for hunting rights in Wood Buffalo National Park, apology for mistreatment in park s creation
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