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‘More Canadians are starting to get it’: outgoing Don Kelly reflects on two decades at Assembly of First Nations

Plus, former NDP staffer Carole Saab is named new CEO of Federation of Canadian Municipalities, and the Red Chamber and the University of Victoria will partner to bring a virtual forum on bridging divides.

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NewsBY JESSE CNOCKAERT

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