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 Jarrett, Chase, Turtle Island News, 10 Apr 2013, p.3     "The prototype of a controversial waste disintegrator unit debuting at Six Nations is still not operational thoughbuilders are claiming it will be up and running on Six Nations by early May with the first live demonstration of the unit two weeks away, said inventor John Kearns of Kearns International Ltd."

 Jarrett, Chase, Turtle Island News, 8 May 2013, p.3     "A new preventative approach to diabetes education has launched at White Pines Wellness Centre and will serve up to 2,000 Six Nations people."

 Duric, Donna, Turtle Island News, 15 May 2013, p.3     "Six Nations Band Council is exploring publishing the names and addresses of local residents hosting illegal dump sites on their property."

 Duric, Donna, Turtle Island News, 1 May 2013, p.2     "The Haudenosaunee Development Institute, while claiming to be trying to be more open about their operations, has refused to provide details of negotiations they are engaged in and deals that have been signed."

 Duric, Donna, Turtle Island News, 8 May 2013, p.3     "The number of First Nations children in the care of the Brant Children's Aid Society (BCAS)- Native Services Branch (NSB) has gone up this year to 97, compared to 82 children at this time last year."

 Dearing, Stephanie, Tekawennake News (Ohsweken, Ontario: Tekawennake News, 1968), 24 Apr 2013, p.8     This article outlines the Six Nations Elected Band Council's opposition to the proposed Bill S-2, the Family Homes on Reserves and Matrimonial Interests or Rights legislation.

 Jarrett, Chase, Turtle Island News, 20 Mar 2013, p.2     "Cecil Montour, Angelina Bomberry, and Chancey Maracle were winners of a Woodland Cultural Centre art contest held during last fall's Whirlwind Conference on the war of 1812."

 Duric, Donna, Turtle Island News, 27 Mar 2013, p.7     "A community advisory committee has been meeting to develop a new residency law in the community but details are scarce since the media has not been allowed to attend the meetings."

 Jarrett, Chase, Turtle Island News, 22 May 2013, p.2     "Despite a confidentiality agreement, energy company NextEra said HDI (Haudenosaunee Development Institute) can in fact share information with the Six Nations community."

 Duric, Donna, Turtle Island News, 5 Jun 2013, p.2     "Negotiations between NextEra and the Confederacy on the Summerhaven Wind Project are complete, with a 20-year, $7.5 million deal expected to be signed by the chiefs next month."

 Turtle Island News, 5 Jun 2013, p.7     "A delegation of band councillors, staff and elected Chief Bill Montour are heading to Nova Scotia today to witness a test burn of the much-anticipated Kearns Waste Disintegrator Unit tomorrow (Thursday)."

 Duric, Donna, Turtle Island News, 19 Jun 2013, p.3     "Six Nations Elected Council is set to sign an $8 million deal with wind turbine company NextEra and will start to see money from the Summerhaven project flowing to the community next year."

 Duric, Donna, Turtle Island News, 3 Jul 2013, p.3     "Six Nations won't see any money from the multi-million dollar deals the Haudenosaunee Development Institute (HDI) has negotiated with renewable energy companies until 2015 at the earliest."

 Duric, Donna, Turtle Island News, 30 Oct 2013, p,4     "Two Six Nations band councillors are objecting to the salaries of language instructors funded by band council through the Six Nations Language Commission."

 Jarrett, Chase, Turtle Island News, 30 Oct 2013, p.10, p.11     "There were four of us sitting in that boardroom. Ohsweken library, second floor, just to the right after you come up the old stairs. Different contraptions, measuring electronic and magnetic fields, were scattered on the large wooden table before us, courtesy of SNIPE."

 Dearing, Stephanie, Tekawennake News (Ohsweken, Ontario: Tekawennake News, 1968), 20 Mar 2013, p.2     This article details some of the concerns regarding the transition of responsibility for child protection services on the Six Nations Reserve from the Children's Aid Society of Brant to an agency established by the Six Nations of the Grand River.

 Windle, Jim, Tekawennake News (Ohsweken, Ontario: Tekawennake News, 1968), 10 Apr 2013, p.4     This article details a meeting between the Six Nations Farmers Association (SNFA) and the Haudenosaunee Confederacy Chiefs regarding the use of the former Burtch lands for agricultural purposes. The SNFA's 5 year usage contract has recently expired and they disagree with the terms proposed by the Haudenosaunee Development Institute for …

 Windle, Jim, Tekawennake News (Ohsweken, Ontario: Tekawennake News, 1968), 10 Apr 2013, p.5     This article describes various agreements in place, or in negotiation, between the Haudenosaunee Development Institute and several energy companies related to the development of solar and wind energy projects on lands under claim by Six Nations.

 Dearing, Stephanie, Tekawennake News (Ohsweken, Ontario: Tekawennake News, 1968), 17 Apr 2013, p.2     This article describes the Six Nations Elected Band Council's possible violation of a non-disclosure agreement by discussing details of the Stoneridge Daycare construction in public during a Committee of the Whole meeting.

 Dearing, Stephanie, Tekawennake News (Ohsweken, Ontario: Tekawennake News, 1968), 8 May 2013, p.3     This article describes Chief William Montour's objections to federal omnibus legislation such as the Matrimonial Real Property law as attempts to alter the Indian Act. Further, Chief Montour discusses his view that Six Nations should work toward attaining sovereignty in the near future.