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What's It Like To Be A Hollywood Stuntman?

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Norman Yak’ e ula (Yakeleya), survivor of Grollier Hall Residential School, former Dene National Chief and current member of the NIB Trust Fund board, an organization that provides grants to indigenous people across Canada.


Naomi Racette, Executive Director, NIBTF

Norman Yak’ e ula (Yakeleya), survivor of Grollier Hall Residential School, former Dene National Chief and current member of the NIB Trust Fund board, an organization that provides grants to indigenous people across Canada.
 Naomi Racette, Executive Director, NIBTF

Residential School Survivor Helps to Provide Indigenous Youth with Funds to Support their Dreams

Sylvia Fedoruk, died on Sept. 26, 2012. First female Lt. Governor of Saskatchewan, but also famous for her work in physics.
The implementation of Regulation 17 in 1912, which attempted to ban instruction of French in provincial schools in Ontario.
Phil Latulippe died on Sept. 24, 2006. Famous for his running ability and promotion of exercise.

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<li>Sylvia Fedoruk, died on Sept. 26, 2012. First female Lt. Governor of Saskatchewan, but also famous for her work in physics.</li>
<li>The implementation of Regulation 17 in 1912, which attempted to ban instruction of French in provincial schools in Ontario.</li>
<li>Phil Latulippe died on Sept. 24, 2006. Famous for his running ability and promotion of exercise.</li>
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What's It Like To Be A Hollywood Stuntman?

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