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Tradition helping Innu children
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DECEMBER 7, 2000 Traditional foods and elders are being used to help treat Innu children in Labrador addicted to gas-sniffing. The community of Sheshatshiu called for treatment for many children addicted to the substance. While some have gone off to a nearby military facility for help, others have been placed with families who live in traditional Innu camps.
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