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The Elected Representatives of Belle-Baie Want to Recognize at Each Meeting that They Are on Lands Not Ceded by the Aboriginal People

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The City of Belle-Baie should move forward with the addition of territorial recognition to the menu of its ordinary public meetings and its working and information sessions that take place in...
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The Elected Representatives of Belle-Baie Want to Recognize at Each Meeting that They Are on Lands Not Ceded by the Aboriginal People

The City of Belle-Baie should move forward with the addition of territorial recognition to the menu of its ordinary public meetings and its working and information sessions that take place in...

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Acadie Nouvelle broke the news in on Wednesday, September 3, 2025.
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