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Good progress: Ontario Premier Bob Rae, left, says unity talks are on track to solve aboriginal issues, while Prince Edward Island Premier Joe Ghiz says natives have to be prepared to give and take
Good progress: Ontario Premier Bob Rae, left, says unity talks are on track to solve aboriginal issues, while Prince Edward Island Premier Joe Ghiz says natives have to be prepared to give and take

Good progress: Ontario Premier Bob Rae, left, says unity talks are on track to solve aboriginal issues, while Prince Edward Island Premier Joe Ghiz says natives have to be prepared to give and take

Date5/27/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Good progress: Ontario Premier Bob Rae; left; says unity talks are on track to solve aboriginal issues; while Prince Edward Island Premier Joe Ghiz says natives have to be prepared to give and take.
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