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Native leaders from Clayoquot Sound took their fight south of the border to try to halt logging on Vancouver Island's west coast.

Clayoquot Chief Francis Frank led a delegation of five Vancouver Island chiefs to lobofficials at the United Nations and in Washington, D.C. in support of an international boycott of British Columbia forest products.

The group spent 90 minutes discussing the boycott with Chief of the United Nations Centre for Human Rights Elsa Stamatapoulou.

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The latest controversy over the control of tax-free cigarettes is heating up between the Ontario government and a band in the southwest corner of the province.

The provincial government did not adequately consult with the Six Nations of the Grand River before putting its latest policy proposal before the provincial cabinet, the band's chief said. The government wants to impose a quota system for sales of tax-free cigarettes and gasoline.

"We spent a lot of money fighting the quota system," said Steve Williams.

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The latest controversy over the control of tax-free cigarettes is heating up between the Ontario government and a band in the southwest corner of the province.

The provincial government did not adequately consult with the Six Nations of the Grand River before putting its latest policy proposal before the provincial cabinet, the band's chief said. The government wants to impose a quota system for sales of tax-free cigarettes and gasoline.

"We spent a lot of money fighting the quota system," said Steve Williams.

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The latest controversy over the control of tax-free cigarettes is heating up between the Ontario government and a band in the southwest corner of the province.

The provincial government did not adequately consult with the Six Nations of the Grand River before putting its latest policy proposal before the provincial cabinet, the band's chief said. The government wants to impose a quota system for sales of tax-free cigarettes and gasoline.

"We spent a lot of money fighting the quota system," said Steve Williams.

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The latest controversy over the control of tax-free cigarettes is heating up between the Ontario government and a band in the southwest corner of the province.

The provincial government did not adequately consult with the Six Nations of the Grand River before putting its latest policy proposal before the provincial cabinet, the band's chief said. The government wants to impose a quota system for sales of tax-free cigarettes and gasoline.

"We spent a lot of money fighting the quota system," said Steve Williams.

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The latest controversy over the control of tax-free cigarettes is heating up between the Ontario government and a band in the southwest corner of the province.

The provincial government did not adequately consult with the Six Nations of the Grand River before putting its latest policy proposal before the provincial cabinet, the band's chief said. The government wants to impose a quota system for sales of tax-free cigarettes and gasoline.

"We spent a lot of money fighting the quota system," said Steve Williams.

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The latest controversy over the control of tax-free cigarettes is heating up between the Ontario government and a band in the southwest corner of the province.

The provincial government did not adequately consult with the Six Nations of the Grand River before putting its latest policy proposal before the provincial cabinet, the band's chief said. The government wants to impose a quota system for sales of tax-free cigarettes and gasoline.

"We spent a lot of money fighting the quota system," said Steve Williams.

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The latest controversy over the control of tax-free cigarettes is heating up between the Ontario government and a band in the southwest corner of the province.

The provincial government did not adequately consult with the Six Nations of the Grand River before putting its latest policy proposal before the provincial cabinet, the band's chief said. The government wants to impose a quota system for sales of tax-free cigarettes and gasoline.

"We spent a lot of money fighting the quota system," said Steve Williams.

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The latest controversy over the control of tax-free cigarettes is heating up between the Ontario government and a band in the southwest corner of the province.

The provincial government did not adequately consult with the Six Nations of the Grand River before putting its latest policy proposal before the provincial cabinet, the band's chief said. The government wants to impose a quota system for sales of tax-free cigarettes and gasoline.

"We spent a lot of money fighting the quota system," said Steve Williams.

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The latest controversy over the control of tax-free cigarettes is heating up between the Ontario government and a band in the southwest corner of the province.

The provincial government did not adequately consult with the Six Nations of the Grand River before putting its latest policy proposal before the provincial cabinet, the band's chief said. The government wants to impose a quota system for sales of tax-free cigarettes and gasoline.

"We spent a lot of money fighting the quota system," said Steve Williams.