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The Liberal party's victory in last month's federal election could be a political and economic boon for the First Nations, Native leaders from across Canada said.

The Liberals were the only party that laid out a comprehensive Aboriginal policy paper during the election, said Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs head Saul Terry.

"So now it is up to us to respond and put some action to those platforms."

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The Liberal party's victory in last month's federal election could be a political and economic boon for the First Nations, Native leaders from across Canada said.

The Liberals were the only party that laid out a comprehensive Aboriginal policy paper during the election, said Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs head Saul Terry.

"So now it is up to us to respond and put some action to those platforms."

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The Liberal party's victory in last month's federal election could be a political and economic boon for the First Nations, Native leaders from across Canada said.

The Liberals were the only party that laid out a comprehensive Aboriginal policy paper during the election, said Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs head Saul Terry.

"So now it is up to us to respond and put some action to those platforms."

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The Liberal party's victory in last month's federal election could be a political and economic boon for the First Nations, Native leaders from across Canada said.

The Liberals were the only party that laid out a comprehensive Aboriginal policy paper during the election, said Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs head Saul Terry.

"So now it is up to us to respond and put some action to those platforms."

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Helping young people learn from the best business and education mentors is the goal of the Foundation for the Advancement for Aboriginal Youth.

Organized by the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business, it will serve as a link to guide Aboriginal youth toward opportunities available through higher, professionally relevant education.

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Helping young people learn from the best business and education mentors is the goal of the Foundation for the Advancement for Aboriginal Youth.

Organized by the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business, it will serve as a link to guide Aboriginal youth toward opportunities available through higher, professionally relevant education.

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Helping young people learn from the best business and education mentors is the goal of the Foundation for the Advancement for Aboriginal Youth.

Organized by the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business, it will serve as a link to guide Aboriginal youth toward opportunities available through higher, professionally relevant education.

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Helping young people learn from the best business and education mentors is the goal of the Foundation for the Advancement for Aboriginal Youth.

Organized by the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business, it will serve as a link to guide Aboriginal youth toward opportunities available through higher, professionally relevant education.

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Despite the particularly problems artists face north of the 60th parallel, Dolphus Cadieux is well on his way to becoming internationally recognized as a carver and as a painter.

Born and bred in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Cadieux is a Metis artist who has learned to overcome the remoteness northern artist's often face.

"The North is pretty isolated, there's not too much of an art community here.

I'm usually working in isolation. I go south quite a bit just to keep up. I go to the galleries."

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Despite the particularly problems artists face north of the 60th parallel, Dolphus Cadieux is well on his way to becoming internationally recognized as a carver and as a painter.

Born and bred in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Cadieux is a Metis artist who has learned to overcome the remoteness northern artist's often face.

"The North is pretty isolated, there's not too much of an art community here.

I'm usually working in isolation. I go south quite a bit just to keep up. I go to the galleries."