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 Morrisseau, Miles, Southam News, 18 Nov 1993     "I recently went hunting with a friend, and it was on this little jaunt that I learned the true complexity of hunting rights and land claims."

 MacGregor, Roy, Southam News, Summer 1990     "It is an astonishing admission. But George Erasmus now thinks he may have been wrong all along."

 Cooney, Roman., Southam News, Summer 1990     "Mohawk land claims in Quebec were rejected twice before natives resorted to armed insurrection, federal Indian Affairs Department records show."

 Bramham, Daphne, Southam News, 26 Jun 1991     "Canada's unjust treatment of natives is a national disgrace that must be corrected quickly."

 Morrisseau, Miles, Southam News, Summer 1993     "As the Mulroney era comes to a close, natives, like others, are taking stock of the retiring prime minister's record and his influence in their lives."

 Bryden, Joan, Southam News, Fall 2015     "Native RCMP officers will be allowed to wear their hair in braids while in uniform, Commissioner Norman Inkster announced Wednesday."

      Poem by Pauline Johnson that appeared in "History of the Country of Brant" by F. Douglas Reville, Volume 2, Page 632, 1920.

      Poem by Pauline Johnson that appeared in "History of the Country of Brant" by F. Douglas Reville, Volume 2, Page 632, 1920.

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      Church Destroyed in Fire Being Rebuilt OHSWEKEN - It was 17 months ago that fire destroyed the 88-year-old frame building that was home to the Grand River United Church. The church was where 65-­year-old Leonard Lickers was baptized and where his mother ...

      Manager Cito Gaston is presented with eagle feathers by Amos Keye of Six Nations during a pre-game ceremony Monday. ...

      A special Christmas breakfast at Kanata Village Kanata Village in Brantford hosted a special Christmas breakfast fund raiser Saturday morning. Approximately 40 breakfasts were served and co-manager of the popular site, Aaron Bell, considered the day a ...

      "The azure waters of the St. Clair River - which residents of the Walpole Island First Nations rely upon - carry a "constant chemical attack," according to a federal report."

      Local Artist By Claudelle Duguay For as long as he can remember, Tuck Johnson has had dreams of becoming a professional artist. Now, at 23 years of age, the quiet, unassuming man is starting to realize his dream. "I've been drawing for as long ...

      Barry Snyder He was so determined to present his view to reporters that he agreed to a breakfast meeting on a Friday morning, and drove all night from a conference in Toronto to be there. Some children may go to school in limousines, but Mr. Mitchell says ...

      Six Nations teens start new program OHSWEKEN - Ryan Doolittle and nine other teenagers want to help young kids navigate through the rough years of school. Starting with School No. 8, the young people want to act as role models - a teenaged version of big ...

      Native offering to set up shop Six Nations OHSWEKEN - Shawn Brant wants to bring economic development to Six Nations - and he wants nothing in return. Mr. Brant of the Tyendinaga reserve in the Belleville area wants to expand Bench Tech Design, his six-year-old ...

      Six Nations wins first round in land claim By A.J. Jamieson, Court Reporter A Superior Court Judge has ordered the Canadian government to answer questions Six Nations has posed as part of the community's move to try to find out what happen to the money and ...

      "Charges are pending against a Six Nations man after two people were killed and a third sent to hospital when a truck hit an ATV and dirt bike Monday night and snapped a hydro pole in two."

      Protester charged in lpperwash confrontation cleared SARNIA, Ont. - One of two aboriginal men on trial for battling police during a 1995 confrontation at Ipperwash Provincial Park was freed Tuesday. Judge Greg Pockele ruled that Crown prosecutors had failed ...