Deborah McGregor

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Deborah McGregor
Born
Nationality Whitefish River First Nation, Canadian
SpouseSteve
Children2
Academic background
EducationBSc., University of Toronto
MES, York University
PhD., 2000, Forestry, University of Toronto
Thesis From exclusion to co-existence: aboriginal participation in Ontario forest management planning.  (2000)