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‘That’s reconciliation,’ says protest organizer, as Ottawa Wet’suwet’en rally draws crowd

The rally was held as Ontario Provincial Police moved in to end the blockade set up by some members of the Tyendinaga Mohawk First Nation close to the rail tracks near Belleville, Ont.

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‘That’s reconciliation,’ says protest organizer, as Ottawa Wet’suwet’en rally draws crowd

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‘That’s reconciliation,’ says protest organizer, as Ottawa Wet’suwet’en rally draws crowd

The rally was held as Ontario Provincial Police moved in to end the blockade set up by some members of the Tyendinaga Mohawk First Nation close to the rail tracks near Belleville, Ont.

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