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      Aroland First Nation signs agreement with provincial government to develop road infrastructure | CBC.ca Loaded

      Aroland First Nation signs agreement with provincial government to develop road infrastructure

      4 months ago
      Duration 3:09

      Aroland First Nation signs agreement with provincial government to develop road infrastructure

      • 4 months ago
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      • Duration 3:09

      The province is calling it a shared prosperity agreement, aimed at driving economic growth in northern Ontario by linking Marten Falls First Nation and Webequie First Nation to the Ontario highway network and providing access to the mineral-rich Ring of Fire. Here's a look at the agreement signing on Tuesday in Toronto.

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