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First Nations in B.C. sue over education funds
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TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 2003 Eight First Nations in Saskatchewan are suing the Canadian government over proposed changes in education funding. The government wants to take away money from bands with a higher number of post-secondary students and give it to "under equity" bands with less post-secondary students. This would violate a 1991 agreement that said the government would help the under equity bands by increasing federal funds. Get the Story:
FSIN in court over education funding changes (CBC 3/24)
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