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in the Ross House ward. When asked about his status as a community leader on election night, he was quoted as saying, "I believe I'll adhere to the old Indian concept where you have leaders for certain functions. I would not call myself a spokesman, but on certain issues, depending on the
714:, 12 August 1984, p. 11: "In Winnipeg-Birds Hill Abortion is the issue because Ed Price Independent stands for "No Aborition", in Winnipeg-Birds Hill "there is a" choice between life or murder: cast a vote for life"; Advertisement,
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718:, 27 August 1984, p. 6: "In Winnipeg-Birds Hill You Choose Death for 100,000 unborn babies this year in Canada with the Liberals-Tories-NDP or Help Me - Ed Price fight abortion. Only you can stop the slaughter"; Advertisement,
444:. Munroe is a veteran aboriginal activist in the province, who helped form the Manitoba Indian Brotherhood in 1967 and was executive director of the Indian-MĂ©tis Friendship Centre in the early 1970s.
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He was director of the child and family services agency Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata Centre in 1995, and supported efforts toward legal restitution for the victims of Canada's residential school system (
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710:, 14 August 1984, p. 12: "2 Ways only to reduce deficit: 1. Reduce Spending, 2. Raise more tax $ , Anything Else Pure Nonsense, For Economic Common Sense Elect Ed Price"; Advertisement,
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35:, making the party the third-largest in the legislature. Some of the party's candidates have their own biography pages; information about others may be found here.
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He was also co-chairman of the
Winnipeg Aboriginal Coalition, and promoted the creation of an aboriginal "trade zone" in the city to promote economic stimulation (
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