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This 17-year-old northern Ontario wrestler looks forward to performing for her home community

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On Tuesday, 17-year-old wrestler Amy Shawbonquit is entering the ring for the second time in her northern Ontario First Nation for Debendaagziwaad Days, an annual event that celebrates Atikameksheng, including the achievements of its citizens.

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This 17-year-old northern Ontario wrestler looks forward to performing for her home community

On Tuesday, 17-year-old wrestler Amy Shawbonquit is entering the ring for the second time in her northern Ontario First Nation for Debendaagziwaad Days, an annual event that celebrates Atikameksheng, including the achievements of its citizens.

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CBC broke the news in Canada on Tuesday, July 22, 2025.
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