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In collaboration with the elders of the Doig River First Nation, Robin and
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495:(originally from Chowade River (Stony River) it was the last First Nation to move to its new location in the early sixties. Once forming with the West Moberly First Nation the Hudson Hope Band, the First Nations separated in 1971, the community is located 75 km northwest of
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rich prairies of the upper Peace River area. By the time the Hudson's Bay
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