Ovide Mercredi: Native leader talks optimistically after yesterday's constitutional talks

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Ovide Mercredi: Native leader talks optimistically after yesterday's constitutional talks

Date5/27/1992

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Beaty, Keith (photographer)

Mercredi, Ovide, 1946- (subject)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Original Toronto Star caption: Ovide Mercredi: Native leader talks optimistically after yesterday's constitutional talks.

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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives

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