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Senior law enforcement officials in the province of Ontario have not taken steps to prosecute several Ontario Provincial Police officers who a judge ruled made up a false story - and provided false testimony in court - in an attempt to escape responsibility for shooting an unarmed Aboriginal land claim protester.

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It's not about discovery. That's the message that Doug Burgess, a spokesman for the Cabot 500 Anniversary Celebrations, wanted to make absolutely clear.

"The word 'discovery' is a bone of contention with Aboriginal people," he said. The celebrations were never about discovery.

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It's not about discovery. That's the message that Doug Burgess, a spokesman for the Cabot 500 Anniversary Celebrations, wanted to make absolutely clear.

"The word 'discovery' is a bone of contention with Aboriginal people," he said. The celebrations were never about discovery.

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It's not about discovery. That's the message that Doug Burgess, a spokesman for the Cabot 500 Anniversary Celebrations, wanted to make absolutely clear.

"The word 'discovery' is a bone of contention with Aboriginal people," he said. The celebrations were never about discovery.

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As a number of teenage Aboriginal hockey prospects looked forward to their time in the professional spotlight while they waited to hear their names called during the various selection drafts last month, they were no doubt reminded by parents and grandparents that they should remember to take a look back to a time when the path they're following was being cleared by the men who made it all possible.

It is, after all, an important part of their culture to honor the Elders.

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As a number of teenage Aboriginal hockey prospects looked forward to their time in the professional spotlight while they waited to hear their names called during the various selection drafts last month, they were no doubt reminded by parents and grandparents that they should remember to take a look back to a time when the path they're following was being cleared by the men who made it all possible.

It is, after all, an important part of their culture to honor the Elders.

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As a number of teenage Aboriginal hockey prospects looked forward to their time in the professional spotlight while they waited to hear their names called during the various selection drafts last month, they were no doubt reminded by parents and grandparents that they should remember to take a look back to a time when the path they're following was being cleared by the men who made it all possible.

It is, after all, an important part of their culture to honor the Elders.

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The countdown to the opening ceremonies of the 1997 North American Indigenous Games in Victoria, British Columbia is into the final weeks as Aug. 3 approaches and many of the teams from territories on the Canadian side of the 49th parallel have discovered they just couldn't come up with enough money to send every athlete who was originally scheduled to compete.

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The countdown to the opening ceremonies of the 1997 North American Indigenous Games in Victoria, British Columbia is into the final weeks as Aug. 3 approaches and many of the teams from territories on the Canadian side of the 49th parallel have discovered they just couldn't come up with enough money to send every athlete who was originally scheduled to compete.

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The countdown to the opening ceremonies of the 1997 North American Indigenous Games in Victoria, British Columbia is into the final weeks as Aug. 3 approaches and many of the teams from territories on the Canadian side of the 49th parallel have discovered they just couldn't come up with enough money to send every athlete who was originally scheduled to compete.