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First Nations and non natives protesting at the BC Legislature in 1985 against the industrial logging of Meares Island in Clayoquot Sound, homeland of Tlaoquiaht First Nation. A traditional 27 foot red cedar welcome figure carved by Tlaoquiaht Joe David expressed the indigenous demand: "Total preservation of Meares Island based on TITLE and survival of our Native way of life." Photo: Robert Soderlund |
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