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"We are keen and ready to work with willing partners to improve First Nations education," said Minister [John Duncan] referring to schools in the tribal council region. "To help mark the importance of this partnership, we are creating an education bundle which will serve as both a symbol and a tool."
"The bundle is like a baby," said [Albert Scott], explaining to the crowd the bundle's meaning. The handing over of the bundle is like saying "my children's lives are in your hands," he added."We understand there are funding issues about that postsecondary (and) K-12 level," Minister Duncan said. "So we're addressing those along with the provincial governments, because they deliver a lot of the educational services."See the full content of this document
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Regional Education Agreement a First for Sask.
Various people gathered at the Whitecap Dakota First Nation community school to witness the creation of an education bundle and the signing of an agreement that was the first of its kind in Saskatchewan.
Indian Affairs and Northern Development of Canada(INAC) Minister ...See the full content of this document
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