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 Kudeba, Wendy, Brant News, 9 Oct 1990     "Loons look quietly up at you and Indian chiefs sit solemnly prepared for war with a rival tribe when you enter Mona Staats house near Onieda."

      "In popular culture, native women and sex are as inseparable as cops and robbers, says the director of a native museum in New Mexico."

      "Recently I reported an interview with Sir John Johnson, Sixth Baronet of New York, whose famed ancestor Sir William Johnson led the forces which routed the French from Fort Niagara and ended the French regime in this part of Canada. Sir John told me that Sir William had 101 children …

      "On a blistering June morning in 1975, during a daylong battle between native Indians and law enforcement officials on the Pine Ridge reserve near Wounded Knee in South Dakota, an assailant stumbled upon two stranded agents of the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation and shot each of them in the …

      "Twenty years ago, Indians rose from obscurity to attain unprecedented popularity. Prompted by books such as Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee and movies such as Little Big Man, North America showed signs of maturing attitudes toward its original peoples."

      "The largest native community in Canada - and the only one in North America with each of the Iroquois Nations represented - fills a large part of Brant County."

      "As drums pounded out the rhythm, dancers lined up in full powwow regalia waiting to shake the hand of the honored guest. It was not a traditional chief or a respected elder at the head of the line of sweaty dancers, but one-year-old Gabriel Wilson."

      "Some urban natives in trouble with the law will have the chance to go before a council of elders for a traditional hearing instead of through the regular court system."

      "Their economies have taken a beating. Relations with neighbors have soured. Non-native police patrol their communities and land claims continue to fester."

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      "A Caribou herd that has grown to about one million is one reason Quebecers will soon be able to savour caribou steaks, Arctic seafood and even seal meat produced by an Inuit company in Northern Quebec."

      "Some see it as an ideal jolt for a lacklustre economy, but casino gambling does not appeal to all Six Nations leaders."

      "One by one the neat vials of colorful beans are lifted from beneath the checkered dish towel that had hidden them in the three-quart fruit basket. Iowne Anderson is very careful how she protects her precious collection which represents a life-long interest in "the food that is there for all …

      "The directors' lounge at Memorial Auditorium has nothing in common with the one place Ted Nolan was really trying to reach Monday: the native reserves of Canada and the youth who live there."

      "Using gasoline and old tires, native Peacekeepers set fire Friday to major marijuana plantations on this troubled Mohawk community near Oka, Que."

      "A Confrontation between military police and aboriginals has ended with a local band regaining control of lands expropriated by the federal government more than 50 years ago."

      "Aboriginal protesters occupying a military base to reclaim ancestral lands are sitting beside a field of bombs, the military says."

      "A Mohawk doctor who became one of Canada's most remarkable citizens was immortalized in a brief ceremony at a downtown park Sunday."