01-10-2026 00:15
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'Where's the reconciliation?': Saskatoon encampment occupants fear removal
Fear and uncertainty gripped those living at a Saskatoon encampment on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation after a legal defeat, a spokesman for the camp says.
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