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Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN) reported that violent encounters between security guards and Indigenous people have become an increasingly common occurrence in Winnipeg. What do you notice about the security guards, whose job is supposed to be to observe and report, not physically assault citizens? If I recall correctly,...

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