First Nations Source Protection OFNTSC October 27, 2011

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2. Purpose and Outline. Provide an overview of source protection planning and discuss First Nations involvement in the process to date.OutlineOverview of source protection planningHow First Nations can be involvedHow some First Nations are involved. 3. Source Protection Basics. 4. The purp

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