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First Nation, Yukon strike child welfare agreement

By Mark Blackburn
Oct 12, 2012

The Yukon’s largest First Nation and the territorial government have started working together on child welfare.

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The Yukon’s largest First Nation and the territorial government have started working together on child welfare.

The Kwanlin Dun First Nation has had a rocky history with Yukon’s child services, but a new agreement is helping to ease the tense relationship.

APTN National News reporter Shirley McLean has this story.

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