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Coat of Arms is being misread as racist : Holyday | Council

Councillor opposes removal of Etobicoke Coat of Arms: Councillor Stephen Holyday disagrees with claims that the emblem is racist and argues that the historical emblem was misinterpreted

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Commemorating the signing of the Robinson Huron Treaty of 1850 - My Algoma Manitoulin Now

Commemorating the signing of the Robinson Huron Treaty of 1850 - My Algoma Manitoulin Now
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Commemorating the signing of the Robinson Huron Treaty of 1850

Commemorating the signing of the Robinson Huron Treaty of 1850
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Grandmothers continue quarry information meetings in Sagamok

Members of Grandmothers Council attend an information session in Sagamok First Nation.

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Grandmothers continue quarry information meetings in Sagamok

Members of Grandmothers Council attend an information session in Sagamok First Nation.

Brent bissaillionJenifer brousseauCarol shawanaRhonda kirbyCommunity hallGrandmothers councilLeslie knibbsmembers of grandmother councilMembers of grandmother councilGrandmother councilFirst nationHuron shoresWater defendersRobinson huron traditionalMississauga first nationSerpent river first nationSagamok anishnawabek first nation