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| | The Globe and Mail: Canada's Apartheid: A cut of the action (2/8) |
 | | There appears to be nothing really, other than the trees that help to form the world's biggest boreal forest, to connect this place with the big forestry industry of Northwestern Ontario. |
 | | In fact, until the nursery was built last year, the only visible enterprise was the Wabigoon Lake Community Store, owned and operated by the band, and on this day, the keeper of one head of lettuce, three loaves of bread, 28 frozen pizzas and 86 varieties of potato chips, nachos and cheesies. |
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| www.theglobeandmail.com /series/apartheid/stories/20011126-2.html (1069 words) |
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