(By Pauline Kerr) A young artist, 17-year-old Kennedy Cameron- Nashkewa of Saugeen First Nation, attended the
Sept. 18 meeting of Bruce County council to unveil her new work, Aki Ogichidaa, commissioned by the
county to commemorate the formal introduction of the Bruce County land acknowledgement.
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