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these documents for the truth and accuracy of their contents, the Plaintiffs having admitted that the
contents of the documents were true and accurate.
[35] Insofar as any document in Exhibit D-11 was created by the Plaintiffs and refers to
information which was in the knowledge of the Plaintiffs, I accept them for the truth and accuracy
of their contents. The initial discussion relative to Exhibit D-11 can be found at page 550. A further
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discussion is found at pages 792 to 798 of the transcript.
[36] All quotations from the documentary exhibits, when reproduced below, appear in their
original form. Any typographical errors are those of the original author.
B. The Plaintiffs’ Witnesses
[37] The first witness called on behalf of the Plaintiffs was Mr. Terrence Sewell. He is currently
employed by the Government of Canada, Department of Indian and Northern Affairs in the position
of Director-General of the Implementation Branch, Claims and Indian Government Sector. Mr.
Sewell was employed by the Government of Canada, DIAND, as the Regional Director General
(“RDG”), Yukon Region, stationed in Whitehorse.
[38] He began his employment with the Federal Government in December 1997, following a
period of employment with the Yukon Territorial Government (the “YTG”) that began in 1982.
Prior to that time, Mr. Sewell had worked with the Ontario Government, in a number of positions