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 Bernard, Howard, Publication Title Unknown, pp.7-9     "Since it's inception in 1971, Indian Rights for Indian Women (IRIW) has been one of the few native organizations prepared to deal with some highly sensitive issues which concern native women - the rights of Indian women to live, die and be buried on their reserves, the band membership of …

 Publication Title Unknown, 12 Jan 1993     Mohawk language back on track by school board The public school board will try again to bring a Mohawk language program to Brantford Collegiate Institute. Trustees at a committee meeting Monday agreed to establish a committee to develop the program and to ...

 Publication Title Unknown, 22 Jan 1994     "Natives who allegedly suffered physical, emotional and sexual abuse at a residential school in Fort Albany Ont., want the government and church to join them in a forgiveness conference."

 Publication Title Unknown, 1991     Partial article.

 Publication Title Unknown, 19 Oct 1992     New York Reserve uses Special Justice Band council, clan mothers, victims have say in deciding to lay charges OHSWEKEN - Alson Gibson has been on the wrong end of a loaded gun eight times. "Who in their right mind would go out in the ...

 Publication Title Unknown, 9 Dec 1992     Six Nations seek University Credit Courses The Six Nations has teamed up with six southern Ontario universities on a proposal to offer university courses on the reserve. Geared primarily to mature students, the program could give local native people an ...

 Publication Title Unknown, 28 Oct 1992     Chief joins McMaster board OHSWEKEN - McMaster University's board of governors may have its first traditional chief as a member. Jake Thomas, a Six Nations Confederacy chief, recently attended his first board meeting. He accepted a four-year appointment this ...

 Publication Title Unknown, Summer 1993     "Six Nations elders enjoyed a fish fry on Wednesday at Chiefswood Park."

 Publication Title Unknown, 28 Aug 1993     "Natives occupying a military base have been "set up" to take the blame for a bullet that was fired at a Canadian Forces helicopter this week, their acting chief said Wednesday."

 Publication Title Unknown, 23 Jan 1993     Haldimand Deed a valid a document The Mohawk people of the Grand River will not participate in any agreement concerning hunting rights or political rights made with or on behalf of the Six Nations elected band council. For we feel that by participating ...

 Gawithra, Publication Title Unknown, 1994     What's This About Good Neighbors? Brantford's city councillors put on quite a show on April 4. Their whining performance might have elicited sympathy from viewers unacquainted with the background issues of the sewer line project but, speaking for myself, I say it ...

 Publication Title Unknown, 1 Feb 1994     Funeral service held for Six Nations singer OHSWEKEN - Sharon (Shin) Ann VanEvery, a bluegrass singer, guidance counsellor and former Six Nations band councillor, was buried Monday following a funeral service in Hagersville. The 51-year-old woman died ...

 Publication Title Unknown, 1 Oct 1991     Betty Doxtater complained to the Ontario Human Rights Commission after a teacher made advances to her OHSWEKEN - A Six Nation woman has received $2,000 after complaining to the Ontario Human Rights Commission that she was sexually harassed by her teacher at Mohawk College about two ...

 Publication Title Unknown, 22 Apr 1993     Residents oppose proposed native laws OHSWEKEN - Some Six Nations members will do what they must to stop proposed federal legislation that would open the door to property taxes. "I'll go as far as I have to," said Allen MacNaughton, referring to stopping ...

 Publication Title Unknown, 21 Apr 1993     Chiefs, ministry meet "We've been on this merry-go-round for some time now," Harvey Longboat, one of the chiefs, said after the meeting. He said that during the short meeting the chiefs told the representative that they want a land claim about the Dunnville ...

 Publication Title Unknown, 16 Jan 1993     Apprentice carpenters Robert Henry (left) and Geoffrey Johns remove shutters from the Chiefswood home of poet E. Pauline Johnson on Highway 54 in Ohsweken. Students from Mohawk College are volunteering their labor to winterize the home to prevent damage before restoration begins in the spring. ...

 Publication Title Unknown, 1993     Land scarce in Ohsweken for second stage housing OHSWEKEN - Rapid growth in Ohsweken is hampering attempts to build second-stage housing for women leaving the reserve's family violence shelter. Reva Bomberry, director of Ganohkwa Sra, said Canada Mortgage ...

 Publication Title Unknown, 15 Mar 1993     Little Support for Polygreen on Reserve OHSWEKEN - Cynicism and pessimism rule as Six Nations residents try to decide whether to allow a plastic recycling company into the community. While some say the company would bring dozens of jobs, others are ...

 Publication Title Unknown, 17 Mar 1993     Partial article.

 Blackwell, Tom, Publication Title Unknown, 18 Jan 1994     "As the temperature plummeted, a frigid, soaking Allen Trudeau figured he would die in the snow-covered bush of Northern Ontario."