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SHINGWAUK Special Event - November 15, 2011 Featuring AFN National Chief Shawn Atleo
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Master of Ceremonies:
Anishinabek Grand Chief Patrick Mahdahbee

Keynote Speaker:
National Chief Shawn Atleo on the importance of language and culture-based education.

Special Recognitions:
Presentations to and performances by Great Northern Opry Inductees; Roger Daybutch, Eugene Manitowabi and Albert "Hardy" Peltier

Special Presentation to a Shingwauk Student by Anishinabe Studies Professor, Eddie Benton-Banai.





North Shore Tribal Council CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT - JULY 20, 2011
Silver Creek Golf Course, Garden River, ON

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