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Corner Brook Indian Band
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The Corner Brook Indian Band advocates recognition of the Band as a First Nation under the Indian Act. Equally important, the Corner Brook Indian Band advocates for all the rights and privileges confirmed to the Indians of the colony of Newfoundland by King George III in the Royal Proclamation of October 7, 1763.
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52 Woodpark Close SW, Calgary
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