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He's back!

Just when you thought you heard the last of Danny Stonewalker, he steps from

the shadows to handily dispose of Winnipeg's George McFall to become Canada's new heavyweight boxing champion.

And in the process the Fort McMurray, Alberta Native made Canadian history - twice over.

"That's right," growls Stonewalker's long-time manager, promoter and mentor Glen Carriere.

"He's the first Canadian ever to win both the light heavyweight and heavyweight titles. And he's the first Native to ever become heavyweight champ."

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He's back!

Just when you thought you heard the last of Danny Stonewalker, he steps from

the shadows to handily dispose of Winnipeg's George McFall to become Canada's new heavyweight boxing champion.

And in the process the Fort McMurray, Alberta Native made Canadian history - twice over.

"That's right," growls Stonewalker's long-time manager, promoter and mentor Glen Carriere.

"He's the first Canadian ever to win both the light heavyweight and heavyweight titles. And he's the first Native to ever become heavyweight champ."

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I HAVE SPOKEN

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I HAVE SPOKEN

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I HAVE SPOKEN

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I HAVE SPOKEN

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The Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples has issued a report based on its first round of meetings. Commissioners visited 36 locations, held 44 days of public hearings and heard from about 850 individuals and organizations, both aboriginal and non-aboriginal. Following are some highlights of that report.

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The Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples has issued a report based on its first round of meetings. Commissioners visited 36 locations, held 44 days of public hearings and heard from about 850 individuals and organizations, both aboriginal and non-aboriginal. Following are some highlights of that report.

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The Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples has issued a report based on its first round of meetings. Commissioners visited 36 locations, held 44 days of public hearings and heard from about 850 individuals and organizations, both aboriginal and non-aboriginal. Following are some highlights of that report.

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The Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples has issued a report based on its first round of meetings. Commissioners visited 36 locations, held 44 days of public hearings and heard from about 850 individuals and organizations, both aboriginal and non-aboriginal. Following are some highlights of that report.