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Protestors Force First Nations Chief off Stage; Winnipeg University to Reschedule Speech
Phil Fontaine, the former Assembly of First Nations chief, was booed away by the crowd at the University of Winnipeg, Wednesday for taking up a job with TransCanada Pipeline in December. Fontaine was scheduled to present a lecture on First Nations issues at Convocation Hall.
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