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Mayoral Candidates Face Questions at Indigenous Forum
More than 100 people attended the first Indigenous-focused mayoral forum, where candidates were pressed on reconciliation, racism, homelessness and Indigenous business procurement.
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Mayoral candidates face questions at Indigenous forum
THUNDER BAY – Seven of nine mayoral hopefuls faced challenging questions from Indigenous community members at the Ontario Native Women’s Association’s first Indigenous mayoral candidates forum.
·Welland, Canada
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Indigenous issues the focus of final forum for mayoral candidates in Thunder Bay, Ont.
The first-ever Indigenous mayoral candidates forum in Thunder Bay, Ont., drew more than 100 people Thursday evening, giving those vying for election one last chance to take to the stage before Monday’s vote. The event, hosted by the Ontario Native Women’s Association (ONWA) and Fort William First Nation, highlighted issues that matter most to Indigenous voters, with candidates questioned on their commitments to truth and reconciliation.
·Ottawa, Canada
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