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The Manitoba government is set to appoint its first-ever associate chief judge for reconciliation Friday morning.
Both Chief Judge Ryan Rolston and Judge Jerilee Ryle, of the Provincial Court of Manitoba, will be in attendance. Ryle is a member of Lake St. Martin First Nation.
The announcement will happening at the Manitoba Law Library in the courts at 11:30 a.m.
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