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Apology, court victory mean new chapter: First Nations chief

After receiving a formal apology for the hanging of six chiefs in 1864, current Tsilhqot'in Chief Joe Alphonse says a court decision granting them title to their land means a new chapter for First Nations people.

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Create Date: 10/28/2014 6:45:00 AM

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