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Victims' families, Indigenous leaders look for healing after mass stabbing

There were hugs, tears and calls for change as Indigenous leaders gathered on the James Smith Cree Nation — a Saskatchewan community struck by a deadly mass stabbing.

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Unique identifier: CP164302232

Legacy Identifier: n_Sask-RCMP-Alert-Stabbings20220908T2135

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Duration: 2m12s

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Create Date: 9/8/2022 9:35:00 PM

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