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Truth and Reconciliation Recap
Jennifer Wood gives a recap of what the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation means to Canada and the Indigenous community.
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Truth and Reconciliation Recap
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Award winning guitarist coming to Winnipeg
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Reconciliation and Reconnecting: The Path Forward
