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He's gone - or going - but he won't be forgotten. Brian Mulroney will be remembered in northern British Columbia, long after he's kicking up daisies, as the man who pulled the plug on the Nechako River.

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He's gone - or going - but he won't be forgotten. Brian Mulroney will be remembered in northern British Columbia, long after he's kicking up daisies, as the man who pulled the plug on the Nechako River.

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He's gone - or going - but he won't be forgotten. Brian Mulroney will be remembered in northern British Columbia, long after he's kicking up daisies, as the man who pulled the plug on the Nechako River.

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He's gone - or going - but he won't be forgotten. Brian Mulroney will be remembered in northern British Columbia, long after he's kicking up daisies, as the man who pulled the plug on the Nechako River.

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Caribou Shuswap Natives who lived horrific experiences in church-run schools are showing Indians throughout Canada that victory over the trauma is at hand.

"In other parts of the country, we mostly hear problems. But here, we hear solutions. There are amazing lessons to be learned from villages such as Alkali Lake and Canim Lake," said Chief George Erasmus, co-chairman of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples.

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Caribou Shuswap Natives who lived horrific experiences in church-run schools are showing Indians throughout Canada that victory over the trauma is at hand.

"In other parts of the country, we mostly hear problems. But here, we hear solutions. There are amazing lessons to be learned from villages such as Alkali Lake and Canim Lake," said Chief George Erasmus, co-chairman of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples.

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Caribou Shuswap Natives who lived horrific experiences in church-run schools are showing Indians throughout Canada that victory over the trauma is at hand.

"In other parts of the country, we mostly hear problems. But here, we hear solutions. There are amazing lessons to be learned from villages such as Alkali Lake and Canim Lake," said Chief George Erasmus, co-chairman of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples.

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Caribou Shuswap Natives who lived horrific experiences in church-run schools are showing Indians throughout Canada that victory over the trauma is at hand.

"In other parts of the country, we mostly hear problems. But here, we hear solutions. There are amazing lessons to be learned from villages such as Alkali Lake and Canim Lake," said Chief George Erasmus, co-chairman of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples.

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Caribou Shuswap Natives who lived horrific experiences in church-run schools are showing Indians throughout Canada that victory over the trauma is at hand.

"In other parts of the country, we mostly hear problems. But here, we hear solutions. There are amazing lessons to be learned from villages such as Alkali Lake and Canim Lake," said Chief George Erasmus, co-chairman of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples.

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The new Alberta senior gold medallist is clearly the master of his class.

Willard Lewis ploughed through his opponents with grace and determination to win the Alberta Provincial Senior Open gold at Spruce Grove March 21. Referees stopped Lewis's bouts early. He was clearly the better fighter in both fights, showing greater punch ability, strength and experience.