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AFN planning October education meeting
The Assembly of First Nations is planning to hold a special, self-funded chiefs’ gathering on education in October in the Ottawa region.
BC First Nations organization demands formal apology from Legion over branch's "racist" joke
One of British Columbia’s most prominent First Nations organizations is calling on the Royal Canadian Legion to issue a formal written apology to all the families of Aboriginal veterans over a joke published by a provincial branch that described the murder of two “Indians.”
BC First Nations organization demands formal apology from Legion over branch’s “racist” joke
One of British Columbia’s most prominent First Nations organizations is calling on the Royal Canadian Legion to issue a formal written apology to all the families of Aboriginal veterans over a joke published by a provincial branch that described the murder of two “Indians.”
Legion "sorry" over joke about murder of "Indians" published by BC branch
The Royal Canadian Legion says it’s “sorry” one of its British Columbia branches published a joke in one of its newsletters about murdering two “Indians.”
Legion “sorry” over joke about murder of “Indians” published by BC branch
The Royal Canadian Legion says it’s “sorry” one of its British Columbia branches published a joke in one of its newsletters about murdering two “Indians.”
Legion branch pulls newsletter over joke about hunters murdering "Indians"
A British Columbia branch of the Royal Canadian Legion pulled their most recent newsletter after publishing a joke about the murder of two “Indians.”
Legion branch pulls newsletter over joke about hunters murdering “Indians”
A British Columbia branch of the Royal Canadian Legion pulled their most recent newsletter after publishing a joke about the murder of two “Indians.”
Aboriginal leaders leave premiers' meeting with promises of more talk
Leaders of the country’s five national Aboriginal organizations brought their concerns to Canada’s premiers’ Wednesday.