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Assembly of First Nations Grand Chief Ovide Mercredi gave a stern warning to both the national chiefs and the national media last month as the assembly's annual meeting wrapped up in Calgary.

Natives in Canada are mad, he said, mad enough to resort to acts of "retaliation" should they be pushed too far. The vague and veiled threat brought back images of Oka.

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Assembly of First Nations Grand Chief Ovide Mercredi gave a stern warning to both the national chiefs and the national media last month as the assembly's annual meeting wrapped up in Calgary.

Natives in Canada are mad, he said, mad enough to resort to acts of "retaliation" should they be pushed too far. The vague and veiled threat brought back images of Oka.

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Assembly of First Nations Grand Chief Ovide Mercredi gave a stern warning to both the national chiefs and the national media last month as the assembly's annual meeting wrapped up in Calgary.

Natives in Canada are mad, he said, mad enough to resort to acts of "retaliation" should they be pushed too far. The vague and veiled threat brought back images of Oka.

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Assembly of First Nations Grand Chief Ovide Mercredi gave a stern warning to both the national chiefs and the national media last month as the assembly's annual meeting wrapped up in Calgary.

Natives in Canada are mad, he said, mad enough to resort to acts of "retaliation" should they be pushed too far. The vague and veiled threat brought back images of Oka.

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A nine-month-old protest over electrical power billing in Newfoundland is threatening to surge to new extremes if Natives and the province can't come to an agreement.

Members of the Innu Nation removed the power meters from about 80 homes

in Sheshatshiu last November to protest the flooding from the Churchill Falls dam in the Meshikamau region of eastern Labrador.

The provincial government is threatening to cut off electrical power to about 80 unmetered Innu homes in Sheshatshiu, Labrador, if the power meters are not replaced.

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A nine-month-old protest over electrical power billing in Newfoundland is threatening to surge to new extremes if Natives and the province can't come to an agreement.

Members of the Innu Nation removed the power meters from about 80 homes

in Sheshatshiu last November to protest the flooding from the Churchill Falls dam in the Meshikamau region of eastern Labrador.

The provincial government is threatening to cut off electrical power to about 80 unmetered Innu homes in Sheshatshiu, Labrador, if the power meters are not replaced.

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A nine-month-old protest over electrical power billing in Newfoundland is threatening to surge to new extremes if Natives and the province can't come to an agreement.

Members of the Innu Nation removed the power meters from about 80 homes

in Sheshatshiu last November to protest the flooding from the Churchill Falls dam in the Meshikamau region of eastern Labrador.

The provincial government is threatening to cut off electrical power to about 80 unmetered Innu homes in Sheshatshiu, Labrador, if the power meters are not replaced.

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A nine-month-old protest over electrical power billing in Newfoundland is threatening to surge to new extremes if Natives and the province can't come to an agreement.

Members of the Innu Nation removed the power meters from about 80 homes

in Sheshatshiu last November to protest the flooding from the Churchill Falls dam in the Meshikamau region of eastern Labrador.

The provincial government is threatening to cut off electrical power to about 80 unmetered Innu homes in Sheshatshiu, Labrador, if the power meters are not replaced.

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A nine-month-old protest over electrical power billing in Newfoundland is threatening to surge to new extremes if Natives and the province can't come to an agreement.

Members of the Innu Nation removed the power meters from about 80 homes

in Sheshatshiu last November to protest the flooding from the Churchill Falls dam in the Meshikamau region of eastern Labrador.

The provincial government is threatening to cut off electrical power to about 80 unmetered Innu homes in Sheshatshiu, Labrador, if the power meters are not replaced.

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A nine-month-old protest over electrical power billing in Newfoundland is threatening to surge to new extremes if Natives and the province can't come to an agreement.

Members of the Innu Nation removed the power meters from about 80 homes

in Sheshatshiu last November to protest the flooding from the Churchill Falls dam in the Meshikamau region of eastern Labrador.

The provincial government is threatening to cut off electrical power to about 80 unmetered Innu homes in Sheshatshiu, Labrador, if the power meters are not replaced.