World indigenous conference shines spotlight on Six Nations
April 14, 2015
Six Nations Polytechnic is co-hosting a major international conference expected to draw thousands of indigenous people from Canada and around the world in 2017.
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CKUT 90.3 FM Radio Interview with Stevie Jonathan, WIPCE Administrative Assistant
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