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Supreme Court must advance reconciliation

The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs argues that the Supreme Court case exposes an outdated, inaccurate and destructive narrative about Canada yet poses an opportunity to address the reality that First Nations people and laws 'have always been here.'

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BY ARLEN DUMAS
February 24, 2020

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