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Enhancing Cultural Understanding Between Newcomer and Aboriginal Communities
How can we increase intercultural understanding?What do newcomer and Aboriginal communities share in common?
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  a% }% i% S# Y" yJoin us for an opportunity to hear directly from the First peoples of these lands.
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Metis:
February 27, 6:00-8:00 pm
(Southeast Corner, 1st floor, Stanley A. Milner Library)
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Inuit:
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First Nations:
April 10, 6:00-8:00 pm
(Southeast Corner, 1st floor, Stanley A. Milner Library)

Intercultural Dialogues Celebration:
April 17, 6:00-8:00 pm
(City Hall, 1st Floor)
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This series is organized by the Edmonton Immigrant Services Association (EISA), City of Edmonton’s Aboriginal Relations Office and the Edmonton Public Library and is part of a series titled “New to Canada? Things You Need to Know” organized by EISA.
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" ... hear directly from the First peoples of these lands"
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First Nation people???

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First Peoples are Newcomer and Aboriginal communities.
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