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$3.7 million to benefit Aboriginal families and children
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Arlene Adie, executive director, Knucwentwecw Society: “Like other delegated agencies, we sometimes struggle to maintain adequate ...
Elders and youth connect at Xat'sull Heritage Village near ...The Williams Lake Tribune
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— Speaking their traditional Secwepemc language, Knucwentwecw Society executive director Arlene Adie said the elders walked the children ...
Youth workshop in Williams Lake tackling gangs, violence ...todayinbc.com
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— Knucwentwecw Society executive director Arlene Adie said she and a coworker decided it was important to have the workshop out of concern ...
Northern Secwepemc bands sign agreement province - Today In BC
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Agreement brings language, traditions, customs and beliefs into child, family service practices
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