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In the last 20 years aboriginal frustrations have boiled over into militant action elsewhere in Canada — at Gustafson Lake, B.C., Ipperwash, Ont., Caledonia, Ont., and Burnt Church, N.B. But beyond such isolated cases, most First Nations have pursued their demands peacefully.
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