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Candace Brunette-Debassige

Mushkego‑ininew Cree scholar

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Dr. Candace Brunette‑Debassige is a Mushkego‑ininew Cree scholar with Cree and French settler ancestry and is a member of the Mushkegowuk Cree Nation in Treaty 9 Territory, Ontario, Canada, and she is registered with Fort Albany First Nation (Peetabeck). She is Assistant Professor in the School of Indigenous Relations and Coordinator for the Masters Indigenous Relations Program at Laurentian University. She was also a leader for the development of Western’s first Indigenous Strategic Plan

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