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The tragedy of the First Nations University of Canada

Participants at FNUC's annual pow-wow, March 28 at the Brandt Centre, Regina. Photo: Stephen LaRose.

Given all that's happened over the past five years, it's amazing anybody can still find the time and energy to party. But as the First Nations University of Canada took over Regina's Brandt Centre on the last weekend of March for its annual pow-wow, it was almost possible to avoid thinking about the academic institution's future.

Steven Swan, a member of FNUC's student council, mans an information booth, during what's probably been the most relaxing time he's had during the last semester. That's not saying much, since the council has been an innocent casualty of one of the biggest operational crises in Canadian academic history.

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Date: Saturday, January 26, 2013 - 9:00am - 7:00pm

Location

Rozanski Hall, University of Guelph
50 Stone Road East
Guelph, ON
Canada
43° 31' 40.584" N, 80° 13' 22.9044" W

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When: January 26th, 2013
Where: University of Guelph, Rozanski Hall

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