Suspicious fire damages First Nation community hall

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Suspicious fire damages First Nation community hall

August 21, 2017
By The Times Colonist

Aug. 21, 2017, Nanoose First Nation, B.C. - Nanaimo RCMP and arson investigators are looking into a suspicious fire that damaged the Nanoose First Nation community hall Saturday morning. The Times Colonist reports. | READ MORE

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