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Despite funding cuts, Mi'kmaq friendship centre still fighting to keep culture alive

By Mark Blackburn
Jul 11, 2012

Across the country, programs and services for Aboriginal people continue to be cut.

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Across the country, programs and services for Aboriginal people continue to be cut.

Even with a smaller budget, the Mi’kmaq Native Friendship Centre had a chance to show Halifax that the Mi’kmaq are still there.

APTN National News reporter Time Fontaine has this story.

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