What does MER stand for?

Mercredi (French: Wednesday)

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Slang/chat, popular culture

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Samples in periodicals archive:

When he attended the University of Manitoba in 1968, only a handful of First Nations people were there, but contemporaries included Ovide Mercredi, Thompson Highway, and Phil Fontaine.

Harper inspires again with address to graduates

In attendance were Assembly of First Nations National Chief Shawn Atleo and former chief Ovide Mercredi.

Treaty chiefs meet at Enoch for annual gathering

FR), a remporte le contrat de construction en entreprise generale de l'hopital d'Amiens, annonce mercredi le groupe.

France: Construction remporte un contrat de EUR260 mlns

In the past, Aboriginal leaders--most notably former national chief Ovide Mercredi in the early 1990s--have protested their exclusion from such meetings outside the doors that were closed to them.

Aboriginal leaders get seat "near the table"

He chose to be stubborn and insist there be only a private meeting, and when that was not available, he fled the community and left people wondering who was going to protect them," Mercredi told CBC television.

Canadian minister's lobster trip ends without a speech of a deal

`We want very much to be involved not in a struggle for power but in a mission to heal our country,' Ovide Mercredi, national Chief of the Assembly of First Nations, told the assembly.

First nations put healing first: do Canada's aboriginal people hold ...

As the former Grand Chief of the Assembly of First Nations, Ovide Mercredi, explained in an interview with Metta Spencer in the October/November 1996 issue of Peace Magazine, although he has visited India to study Gandhian ideas, his own nonviolent approach is rooted in native culture: "Actually, Gandhi did not give me my ideas about nonviolence.

Nonviolence and the people of the First Nations

Ovide Mercredi, national Chief of the Assembly of First Nations, said it "represents the best chance we have in this century" to establish a new relationship and constructively help aboriginal people.

(Presbyterian) Church welcomes report of Royal Commission on ...