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Lack of interest in the building of a federal women's prison here has a local activist frustrated.
Anita Hunt, a former inmate of Kingston Prison for Women, sits on the citizen's advisory committee for the future Edmonton facility for women. She is upset over the lack of Native representatives in community meetings about the proposed penitentiary.
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Lack of interest in the building of a federal women's prison here has a local activist frustrated.
Anita Hunt, a former inmate of Kingston Prison for Women, sits on the citizen's advisory committee for the future Edmonton facility for women. She is upset over the lack of Native representatives in community meetings about the proposed penitentiary.
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Lack of interest in the building of a federal women's prison here has a local activist frustrated.
Anita Hunt, a former inmate of Kingston Prison for Women, sits on the citizen's advisory committee for the future Edmonton facility for women. She is upset over the lack of Native representatives in community meetings about the proposed penitentiary.
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Lack of interest in the building of a federal women's prison here has a local activist frustrated.
Anita Hunt, a former inmate of Kingston Prison for Women, sits on the citizen's advisory committee for the future Edmonton facility for women. She is upset over the lack of Native representatives in community meetings about the proposed penitentiary.
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Lack of interest in the building of a federal women's prison here has a local activist frustrated.
Anita Hunt, a former inmate of Kingston Prison for Women, sits on the citizen's advisory committee for the future Edmonton facility for women. She is upset over the lack of Native representatives in community meetings about the proposed penitentiary.
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Alberta's largest Metis organization is in turmoil, following what some call an attempted coup.
On Oct. 1 the board of the Metis Nation of Alberta suspended recently-elected president Gerald Thom and vice-president Lyle Donald following widespread allegations of electoral irregularities.
Eight of the 13 board members, James Penton, Cliff Gladue, Peter Campion, Elmer Gullion, George Quintal, Louis Bellerose, Francis Dumais and Lisa Nooskey, were then suspended Oct. 2 by the Metis Senate.
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Alberta's largest Metis organization is in turmoil, following what some call an attempted coup.
On Oct. 1 the board of the Metis Nation of Alberta suspended recently-elected president Gerald Thom and vice-president Lyle Donald following widespread allegations of electoral irregularities.
Eight of the 13 board members, James Penton, Cliff Gladue, Peter Campion, Elmer Gullion, George Quintal, Louis Bellerose, Francis Dumais and Lisa Nooskey, were then suspended Oct. 2 by the Metis Senate.
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Alberta's largest Metis organization is in turmoil, following what some call an attempted coup.
On Oct. 1 the board of the Metis Nation of Alberta suspended recently-elected president Gerald Thom and vice-president Lyle Donald following widespread allegations of electoral irregularities.
Eight of the 13 board members, James Penton, Cliff Gladue, Peter Campion, Elmer Gullion, George Quintal, Louis Bellerose, Francis Dumais and Lisa Nooskey, were then suspended Oct. 2 by the Metis Senate.
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Alberta's largest Metis organization is in turmoil, following what some call an attempted coup.
On Oct. 1 the board of the Metis Nation of Alberta suspended recently-elected president Gerald Thom and vice-president Lyle Donald following widespread allegations of electoral irregularities.
Eight of the 13 board members, James Penton, Cliff Gladue, Peter Campion, Elmer Gullion, George Quintal, Louis Bellerose, Francis Dumais and Lisa Nooskey, were then suspended Oct. 2 by the Metis Senate.
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Alberta's largest Metis organization is in turmoil, following what some call an attempted coup.
On Oct. 1 the board of the Metis Nation of Alberta suspended recently-elected president Gerald Thom and vice-president Lyle Donald following widespread allegations of electoral irregularities.
Eight of the 13 board members, James Penton, Cliff Gladue, Peter Campion, Elmer Gullion, George Quintal, Louis Bellerose, Francis Dumais and Lisa Nooskey, were then suspended Oct. 2 by the Metis Senate.