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RUTH BONNEVILLE  / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS  Minister Carolyn Bennett and Tadoule Lake Chief Ernie Bussidor shake hands after signing papers for a large settlement to the Dene people for a forced relocation that took place 60 years ago.  The Minister also made a formal apologies to the people in Tadoule Lake earlier in day and later in Dene Village, near Churchill Manitoba, for the forced move of the Dene people in a formal ceremony Tuesday.   See Alex Paul story.    Aug 16 / 2016

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RUTH BONNEVILLE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Minister Carolyn Bennett and Tadoule Lake Chief Ernie Bussidor shake hands after signing papers for a large settlement to the Dene people for a forced relocation that took place 60 years ago. The Minister also made a formal apologies to the people in Tadoule Lake earlier in day and later in Dene Village, near Churchill Manitoba, for the forced move of the Dene people in a formal ceremony Tuesday. See Alex Paul story. Aug 16 / 2016

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