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Two Idle No More rallies bring indigenous rights concerns to Whistler Village
Protests part of national campaign against changes in federal laws to waterways protection, Indian Act
by Cathryn Atkinson
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- Photo by Cathryn Atkinson
- National protest The Idle No More movement in support of indigenous rights came to Whistler Village twice this past week, with hundreds of curious visitors looking on. Around 100 singers, dancers and drummers held a rally on Friday, Dec. 28.
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More information can be found at idlenomore.com and on Twitter at #idlenomore.
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