Native grads would soar if learning gap closed, activist says June 13, 2011 By Louise Brown The Star KINGSTON—Canada could be producing 4,200 more home-grown university grads a year and reap an estimated $401 billion m - Louise Brown - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Native grads would soar if learning gap closed, activist says June 13, 2011 By Louise Brown The Star KINGSTON—Canada could be producing 4,200 more home-grown university grads a year and reap an estimated $401 billion m Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-04-08 09:21:45 Open Document File Size: 20,10 KB Share Result on Facebook City KINGSTON / Ottawa / / Country Canada / / Currency USD / / Facility Queen’s University / / Organization Queen’s University / Assembly of First Nations / National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation / / Person Roberta Jamieson / Shawn Atleo / Louise Brown / Dalton McGuinty / / Position Premier / president / First Nations lawyer and activist / National Chief / / ProvinceOrState Ontario / / SocialTag Nuu-chah-nulth people Shawn Atleo History of North America Dalton McGuinty First Nations Americas Ontario Aboriginal peoples in Canada

Native grads would soar if learning gap closed, activist says June 13, 2011 By Louise Brown The Star KINGSTON—Canada could be producing 4,200 more home-grown university grads a year and reap an estimated $401 billion mAdd to Reading List