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https://www.usudbury.ca/en/news/current-news/1544-bringing-back-the-understanding-of-the-good-life-with-teachings-from-our-elders-february-28-and-march-1 (en/news/current-news/1544-bringing-back-the-understanding-of-the-good-life-with-teachings-from-our-elders-february-28-and-march-1) Admission is free. Parking is $6. A sacred fire will be lit at the Nishnaabegkendaaswin Teg (Arbour) throughout both days. All meals catered by Hiawatha’s Catering. For more information, please contact Sarah Rice: srice@usudbury.ca (mailto:srice@usudbury.ca) / 705-673-5661, ext. 306.
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