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In Remembrance Day celebrations across Canada, courageous men who fought for the freedom of their country were honored and remembered for their efforts. I attended a local ceremony in Penticton and couldn't help but notice that among the groups laying wreaths, there was not a delegation that represented the Native people.

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In Remembrance Day celebrations across Canada, courageous men who fought for the freedom of their country were honored and remembered for their efforts. I attended a local ceremony in Penticton and couldn't help but notice that among the groups laying wreaths, there was not a delegation that represented the Native people.

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The October election saw three Aborigjnal Liberal candidates elected to Parliament. Elijah Harper, Jack Anawak and Ethel Blondin-Andrew, who are all from northern ridings, could prove to be a strong voice in Ottawa for Natives. But the strength may be a long time coming.

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The October election saw three Aborigjnal Liberal candidates elected to Parliament. Elijah Harper, Jack Anawak and Ethel Blondin-Andrew, who are all from northern ridings, could prove to be a strong voice in Ottawa for Natives. But the strength may be a long time coming.

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The October election saw three Aborigjnal Liberal candidates elected to Parliament. Elijah Harper, Jack Anawak and Ethel Blondin-Andrew, who are all from northern ridings, could prove to be a strong voice in Ottawa for Natives. But the strength may be a long time coming.

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The October election saw three Aborigjnal Liberal candidates elected to Parliament. Elijah Harper, Jack Anawak and Ethel Blondin-Andrew, who are all from northern ridings, could prove to be a strong voice in Ottawa for Natives. But the strength may be a long time coming.

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A band in New Brunswick is going ahead with plans to launch a casino despite objections from the province.

Woodstock Band Chief Len Tomah met with investors Nov. 6 to discuss financing the casino, which is due to open next spring, despite warnings from Provincial Minister of Finance Allan Maher that only the province can license gambling.

"That's a contentious and touchy area as far as the provincial government goes," said band councillor Ray Tomah.

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A band in New Brunswick is going ahead with plans to launch a casino despite objections from the province.

Woodstock Band Chief Len Tomah met with investors Nov. 6 to discuss financing the casino, which is due to open next spring, despite warnings from Provincial Minister of Finance Allan Maher that only the province can license gambling.

"That's a contentious and touchy area as far as the provincial government goes," said band councillor Ray Tomah.

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A band in New Brunswick is going ahead with plans to launch a casino despite objections from the province.

Woodstock Band Chief Len Tomah met with investors Nov. 6 to discuss financing the casino, which is due to open next spring, despite warnings from Provincial Minister of Finance Allan Maher that only the province can license gambling.

"That's a contentious and touchy area as far as the provincial government goes," said band councillor Ray Tomah.

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A band in New Brunswick is going ahead with plans to launch a casino despite objections from the province.

Woodstock Band Chief Len Tomah met with investors Nov. 6 to discuss financing the casino, which is due to open next spring, despite warnings from Provincial Minister of Finance Allan Maher that only the province can license gambling.

"That's a contentious and touchy area as far as the provincial government goes," said band councillor Ray Tomah.