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THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 2003 The Métis National Council has asked President Gerald Morin to resign because he is facing assault charges. Morin is refusing to step down, however. The council said it doesn't condone violent behavior and plans to review its legal options. Get the Story:
Métis National Council asks president to resign (CBC 1/9)
Metis National Council President Asked to Resign (MNC 1/8) Relevant Links:
Métis National Council - http://www.metisnation.ca
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