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      HILL Helen W. "Dolly" - At Iroquois Lodge, Ohsweken on Sunday, December 11, 1994, Helen "Dolly" (Miller) Hill; beloved wife of William Hill of R. 1 Ohsweken; loving mother of Barry and Margaret Hill; dear grandmother of Melanie and Christopher Hill; sister of Jim and Emily Miller and the ...

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      Six Nations plans to expand its reserve after buying another farm in Onondaga Township."

      "There are only two gathering places for Pikangikum residents on their remote northern Ontario reserve- the pool hall and the hockey rink."

      Had it not been for the emergence of circumstances over which he had no control, chances are that Joseph Brant, the man after whom this city is named, might never have achieved his remarkable status as a leader of his people and an international figure."

      "When I was a boy growing up on our little farm on the Six Nations Reserve, I remember a tree on which grew pink berries. My father called it a Juneberry tree."

      "The congregation is working to raise money to pay for the new building, but a little help from the national office of the United Church of Canada will let them start work in a few days."

      "The eagle was on display last week at a Norview Lodge, where Commandant is a resident."

      "Six Nations member Mark Dockstator has become the first native to earn a doctor of laws degree."

      "Justice Minister Allan Rock appointed two natives as federal judges Friday, bringing to three the number of aboriginals on the federal bench."

      "A Mohawk Warrior admitted Wednesday that on the morning of a 1990 police raid on native barricades at Oka, Que., he was armed wit ha rifle of the type that killed a provincial police officer."

      "The grand chief of the nearby Akwesasne reserve that straddles Ontario, Quebec and New York state quit in frustration Friday, four months before his term was to expire."

      "Absolutely no one is being rail-roaded off the Kahnawake reserve, a band councillor said Thursday, dismissing Bloc Quebecois claims of such persecution as "Mohawk-bashing."

      "At 24, Raymond Prince was a proud veteran in a crisply pressed uniform complete with medals as he stepped off the train in Prince George, B.C., after the Second World War."

      "A joint committee composed of federal cabinet ministers and the leaders of three Mohawk reserves in Quebec and Ontario is expected to meet within the next few weeks to deal with issues in the troubled communities."

      "Already the Hodenushonnee Environmental Delegation, the confederacy's environmental arm, has called a meeting to discuss whether to get involved in the standoff."

      "Josephine Curotte says her life is a little like the spirit following the Two Row Wampum: two canoes running parallel but following two very different paths."

      "When Elizabeth Penashue of Sheshatshit, Labrador, and some of her friends set up camp on the edge of a practice bombing range last April, she was embarking on another chapter in a long fight to stop the military use of her land, Nitassinan. The range, part of a NATO flight …

      "All the elements that led to the 1990 Oka crisis were back in the mix Thursday as Mohawks atop bulldozers took possession of disputed land in a bid to expand a cemetery."

      "Members of the Mohawk community take their seats before the start if the coroner's inquest in Montreal Tuesday into the death of SQ Cpl. Marc Lemay at Oka in 1990."