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Innu Nation says it will move forward with cancelled exhibit amid history dispute with N.L.

CBC Canada · September 15, 2026 at 3:09 p.m.

Innu Nation says it will move forward with cancelled exhibit amid history dispute with N.L.

Jodie Ashini said that nothing has changed in the dynamic between Innu Nation and the province — and that permission wasn't sought from either government or The Rooms to open the exhibit.

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Innu Nation says it will move forward with cancelled exhibit amid history dispute with N.L.

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