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          <description>It’s my first time tanning my own deer hide. At Niizh Manidook Hide Camp, I’ve learned to slow down, listen and be in relation while immersed in brains and skin</description>
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          <title>After a long fight, Garden River First Nation is getting its land back — one cottage at a time</title>
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          <description>Squirrel Island is being returned to its rightful owners. But between an abandoned dump, lack of utilities and a decades-long court battle, the process is far from easy — and far from over</description>
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