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Idle No More: New Year's Eve 2012
Participants in the Idle No More protest on December 31, 2012 closed the intersection at Portage Avenue and Main Street before moving on to Thunderbird House.
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Hundreds held signs and marched to protest government inaction in solving First Nations issues.
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