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 Koblun, Jayson, Two Row Times (Six Nations of the Grand River, ON: Two Row Times), Winter 2016     ... cultural competency and anti-racism training for every employee in the Ontario...

      ..., Nitassinan. The range, part of a NATO flight training program that operates out...

 Southam News, Fall 1992     ... for promotions or training programs because non-aboriginals in the department don't...

      ... complete with medals as he stepped off the train in Prince George, B.C., after...

 Windle, Jim, Two Row Times (Six Nations of the Grand River, ON: Two Row Times), 7 May 2014, p.10     "Amidst rumours, doubts and misunderstandings regarding John Kearns' garbage disintegration unit at the Six Nations landfill, a Six Nations woman who has intimate knowledge of both the unit and the process speaks out in defense of the technology."

 Duric, Donna, Turtle Island News, 19 Mar 2014, p.20     "Six Nations lawyer Kim Thomas expects Bill C-10 to pass third reading in the House of Commons within the next month."

 Duric, Donna, Turtle Island News, 15 May 2013, p.9     "The Six Nations Farmers Association brought in almost $155,000 in revenue last year. But the figure, obtained from SNFA financials provided to The Turtle Island News last week, does not detail how much of that was gleaned from farming the controversial Burtch lands."

      "The changes taking place at the Mohawk Institute were explained by Rev. Canon W. J. Zimmerman to 100 members of the Women's Auxillaries of the Anglican Church attending the fall meeting of the Brant Deanery at St. John's Anglican Church parish hall."

 Jarrett, Chase, Turtle Island News, 19 Feb 2014, p.4     "A wind farm developer has told Six Nations people at his green energy project because the construction industry 'is reluctant to hire First Nations workers.'"

 Duric, Donna, Turtle Island News, 2 Apr 2014, p.7     "Six Nations Band Council is seeking to educate the community on its consultation and accommodation process."

 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."

 Powless, Lynda, Turtle Island News, 26 Feb 2014, pp.2-3     "Bill C-10 claims to be aimed at cracking down on illegal 'contraband tobacco growth' but that's not how it's being seen by First Nations."

 Jarrett, Chase, Turtle Island News, 2 Apr 2014, p.18     "Six Nations Band council considers the Brant CAS trespassers and has threatened legal action to get the Ohsweken-based Native Services Branch (NSB) of the Children's Aid Society removed from Six Nations Territory."

 Alkerton, Karolin, Tekawennake News (Ohsweken, Ontario: Tekawennake News, 1968), 9 Feb 1994, p.1, p.4     "Parents of I.L. Thomas Odadrihonyanita Home and School are not prepared to accept the conditions set out in the elected Council's Memorandum of Understanding which proposes to transfer the education of Six Nations students to the Six Nations Education Board."

 Windle, Jim, Two Row Times (Six Nations of the Grand River, ON: Two Row Times), 5 Mar 2014, p.18     "The Haudenosaunee Development Institute delivered its March 1st report to the Confederacy Chiefs and Clan Mothers this past Saturday at the Onondaga Longhouse, at Six Nations of the Grand River Territory. There were several items to report, beginning with an update on the Samsung wind energy project."

 Brantford Expositor, 1923     ... the arrival of the train from Toronto."...

      "The Native Women`s Association of Canada, a national lobby group for native women, is moving its head office to Ohsweken."

 Tekawennake News (Ohsweken, Ontario: Tekawennake News, 1968), 6 May 1992, p.1     This article details planned increases in the number of officers of the Six Nations Police resulting from an agreement between the Federal and Provincial governments and Six Nations.

 White, Vicki, Brantford Expositor, 15 May 1991     "People working in prisons, and with parolees, need to understand native culture in order to properly serve native people, organizers of a conference for correctional workers said Tuesday."