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Innu First Nation still without enough homes
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2003 A move of the Innu First Nation in Labrador, Canada, is behind schedule and has gone over budget. The Canadian government promised to build new homes for the 600 band members. So far, only 70 homes have been built and the remaining 30 won't be finished until the end of June at the earliest. Get the Story:
Davis Inlet move millions over budget, far behind schedule (CBC 2/12) Related Stories:
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Innu finances questioned (10/20)
Relocation of Innu targeted (10/19)
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