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Marion Ironquil Meadmore died peacefully at home in Winnipeg , Manitoba , surrounded by family.
Meadmore was a founding member in 1961 of the National Indian Council , which split into two national organizations.
She co-founded the first Indian and Métis Friendship Centre in 1959 in Winnipeg to provide support and services, including a space for celebrations.
Marion Ironquil Meadmore won a gold medal at the inaugural North American Indigenous Games in 1990 .
She co-founded the National Indigenous Council of Elders , which aims to help Indigenous entrepreneurs create business without government support.
Opekokew says that it was their shared love of sports that bonded the two women, and helped motivate her older friend.
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