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Nipissing Gichi-Naaknigewin

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Nipissing First Nation Administration
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2013

Nipissing Gichi Naaknigewin

Nipissing First Nation members and staff, members of Chief and Council, as well as the Grand Council Chief, speak to the Nipissing Gichi-Naaknigewin.

citizen education, citizen engagement, constitutional design, First Nations, Indian Act of 1869
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Nipissing First Nation
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Constitutions, Governance, Land/Jurisdiction, Laws and Codes

Nipissing First Nation Administration. "Nipissing Gichi Naaknigewin." Nipissing First Nation Administration. Ontario, Canada. December 19, 2013. Video. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftusW3Cqc_4&index=3&list=UUe0LW-xK9Id8LdhRXrHe5KA, accessed September 12, 2014)

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