Lynaya Astephen
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Protesters call for N.B. Aboriginal affairs minister’s resignationA small group of protesters gathered outside the Saint John constituency office of New Brunswick Aboriginal Affairs Minister Arlene Dunn. They say they want her to resign.CanadaJun 21, 2022
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Potential Energy East pipeline neighbours in New Brunswick applaud decision to scrap projectHad the pipeline been installed, it would have sat right across the street from Lynaya Astephen's house in Red Head, N.B.CanadaOct 5, 2017
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