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Ovide Mercredl, national chief of the Assembly of first Nations, greets Heeshenn Roy, 11, and Yoti McKay, 10, of Toronto's First Nations School before(...)
Ovide Mercredl, national chief of the Assembly of first Nations, greets Heeshenn Roy, 11, and Yoti McKay, 10, of Toronto's First Nations School before(...)

Ovide Mercredl, national chief of the Assembly of first Nations, greets Heeshenn Roy, 11, and Yoti McKay, 10, of Toronto's First Nations School before(...)

Date12/7/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Ovide Mercredl, national chief of the Assembly of first Nations, greets Heeshenn Roy, 11, and Yoti McKay, 10, of Toronto's First Nations School before addressing a Canadian Club business luncheon yesterday.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0068095F
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