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Bull receives Doctor of Laws honorary degree from Ontario Tech University

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By Sam Laskaris Verified
| Anishinabek News Verified
Tabatha Bull received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Ontario Tech University. By Sam Laskaris TORONTO – Since her brother Terry is a physician, Tabatha Bull quips that the number of people in her family working in the medical field has now doubled. Bull, the president and CEO of the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business (CCIB), was recently awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Ontario Tech University, located in Oshawa.
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First Nations lacrosse legend to be inducted into Ontario hall of fame

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By Sam Laskaris Verified
| Penticton Herald Verified
Though some of his greatest accomplishments were about three decades ago Larry King continues to be recognized for his lacrosse exploits. King is one of the six individuals who will be inducted into the Ontario Lacrosse Hall of Fame this year. Induction ceremonies will be on Nov. 24 in St. Catharines, Ont. King, 64, is a member of the Mohawks of Akwesasne, which is located on the Ontario/Quebec border and straddles into the state of New York.
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Hockey team honouring Wiikwemkoong to compete at national tournament

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By Sam Laskaris Verified
| Anishinabek News Verified
Hiawatha Osawamick will serve as the head coach of the Wiki Rockets at this month’s U-21 National Indigenous Junior Hockey Championships. By Sam Laskaris SUDBURY – Hiawatha Osawamick was once again keen to have her daughter compete in a national hockey championship. As a result, Osawamick took matters into her own hands. She went ahead and entered a club into this year’s U-21 National Indigenous Junior Hockey Championships, which will be held July 16-19 at Toronto’s Westwood Arena.
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