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Six Nations band council votes 10 to 2 to end their support for the Confederacy council's lead on the four year old and rights negotiations. (Photo by Christopher Kent) By Lynda Powless Editor Six Nations four year old land rights negotiations may be at an end after band council voted Tuesday to withdraw its support for the Confederacy Coun- cil lead. Elected Chief Bill Montour said it court ordered negotiations which is He said the "Confederacy is broke. she has serious concerns about the She said she questions where the was time for a new direction. what the Supreme Court has al- And it is my understanding that negotiation funding and activities talks have gone in four years, "there "We have been sitting there for four ready mandated." without nine chiefs on the Mohawk that have gone on with the Confed- has been no movement and time is years with limited success," he said. He said the band council has also bench nothing they do legal." eracy. She said she had "serious passing." He said Six Nations Band Council asked Prime Minister Stephen "I would like this resolution not to concerns about their past fiscal year District Four Councillor Helen has returned to the courts with the Harper to change federal negotia- be the end of our relationship (with and again with this past fiscal for Miller reminded council she has community's lawsuit seeking an ac- tors. "We have asked the P.M. to the Confederacy.)" the same issue. Nothing has had major issues throughout the counting for what happened to Six send a negotiator that can talk about But he said the Band Council can changed. I have concerns how the talks. "I don't trust the Confederacy Nations trust funds and lands, but more than the price of a cup of cof- go in directions the Confederacy negotiation money is being ex- council anymore. I don't believe he added, "the courts are a slow fee." can't including using the courts. "I pended." what they say." process. It is my belief in the end, He said "there are a lot of people think we can use the tools in the In- She told council, "it is important She accused the Confederacy of the court will not settle this. I be- upset that nothing has been happen- dian Act itself." that we take a different direction so having meetings without band lieve the courts will order you to ne- ing and where are we going with all District One Councillor Claudine any money is well accounted for participation or notification and gotiate. At that point it becomes of this." VanEvery-Albert told council that and transparent." (Continued page 3) jar- Security tight as Six Nations Pastor heldin jail j sirt I, X54! Inside J By Jamie Lewis they could return to the court- proven in court. Local 2 Writer room. Burning, appeared for the Burning, represented by Howard Editorial 6 BRANTFORD- Brantford city bail hearing on new charges in- Staats, entered the courtroom Sports 8 '11Uy police cleared the courtroom and cluding two counts of indecent dressed in a beige jacket, dark National 14 . Cdli security was tight during a Six assault, assault on a male, gross pants, handcuffed and shackled. Careers 17 court ap- .íCkFfFgq Nations Pastor's bail appearance indecency and breach of bail con- He made a five minute Business Directory 18 last Friday. ditions. pearance before Justice of the Classified 19 SiIRÉR1O Police cleared the courtroom be- OPP laid the charges amid alle- Peace Paul Welsh. fore Ronald Burning appeared for gations from another victim last Both the new charges and the ex- Price $1.25 a bail hearing on new charges. Thursday that he had been mo- isting charges have been put over Daily news updates The courtroom was packed and lested by the Minister of Johns - to May 26, where Burning will www.theturtleislandnews.com i standing outside the courtroom in field Baptist Church on Fifth have a bail hearing. - - Justice Welsh remanded Burning 1 li I I 0 1> vmwMn the lobby area were members of Line. the Six Nations Men's Fire. Burning was arrested last Mon- in custody until that day, and Small Coffee Police submitted everyone to day after additional allegations he placed a publication ban on all in- around a victim's formation that might lead to the & a Muffin " searches with hand -held magne- was driving tometers and personal searches of home. identity of the victims. handbags and knapsacks before The charges have yet to be 7) o 74470 04551" 9 - -- Ar ay St: SCälëdonia (Continued on page te) TOYOTA 0% purchase financing for 60 months .. ,ata r es "7i'-- -, Ì Y ,,Ì), .1 . on our most popular models. `

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Monour said the dnxussion came up during HST dsaaiom with Onlvio. Head asked for funding for his political adviser whom he said has calms funds for political benlnslmm64es wiahons HSTcghCBttySadsbaek on bond,Mnmu'6940C9448,4 4644hand eouoci149649e961 tomove nhd ,Ioncha to the Six Nations tobacco industry, land rights and moving buildings offwmmuniry owns nand lend and other iesuu. Plecred adviser ehiefMntonr turn Sl&*« a eat. Six Nations Band Council honoraria... a decrease or another raise? By Christopher Clarke Here's what happened, cause the Finance Committee had anon.. have continued t rise deduction councillors would be writer When this council was elated it not based it m Ole previous 12 since releasing the numbers for the lensed for a missed meeting. Band Council going it alone on negotiations, back in court Six Nations Band Council ended received a base salary of $500 a months but on the previous fiscal 2008 -09 fiscal year e matter is not unique to Six frondnneopemfr.96 don t want to meet with us. It suppond Nis from day ma." Six Nations land rights di.xua.tors pushing 8nand anode. "Every time f breaks my heart to see Ms we were Councillor Bash gams agreed. "I on the Dngla. the debate on how much honoraria week. yew-. . The motion didn't pass without Nations. The debate mass many Creek Lands and or pry they will receive at last M 2009 -2010 band conch gave The result. was council upped its cone. that council itself is in a Native communities, from one end we did go to a meeting it was lust o close. We're going right back to never signed that Iener of support Plank Road. Tuesday's council session, saying melt raise moving from,. a flat salary to $36,2W. conflict of interest by setting its of the country to the other, over council bashing. They kept telling ., where 01 nort x yea ago and This has been going on r 90 He mid baud mead Iay.1. n m they were Wanes five per ant de- rate of $500 week Council The wage of $36,200 was sug- own pay seal. how much elected Band Council us we didn't being at the table." tFqyr /e4k rnNMerw so fm gran and so far, and nnf°nM mine the stumbling blocks to i. creme limn pay. changed the way they paid them- gated to council by the Finance "'I don't believe would be sit- embers should receive while in She said the Confederacy allowed the government is jest stringing us bon arc further anon than we aue transparency. The problem Is, did they get selves, receiving additional boas Committee ( made up of council- ring amend here setting our own once. s lawyer Aaron Dolor and T99a1\ ` ong "' have SV been Ifs time we got neither Claudine VanEvery or a decrease in what has be- mesa for each committee meeting tors) alter reviewing how much pay;' said Councillor Helen Miller. A spokesperson for Indian and spokesperson Hazel Hill to take the 3 - acne said the brad hoe to ¿j. r)' Y44 . move twain. m came aeon., case of who ge' they nand and n ow of toxin council was paid through honorer- s a fallacy of the elected sys- Noblem Affairs Canada told CBC lead. They took over. That tom a y Its toughtnnyp dew ConfederacyY saysY Band Council 46 66 Ina hns what 4 daily rate of $160. The result of imps during the previous 12 em," said Elected Chief Montour. ion April. the average salary for a complete breach of our relation- time come have decision fails to recognize Band Council passed motion that increase war councillors made months. They then subtracted Ne referring b the Indian Act which Band Councillor rat Canada is wmP. Elected Chief Bill Mom.ar' to look & a global settlement hung their pay at a flat $36,200 on average Iasi year $38,010. five, cent reduction called for to empowers band councils to s. $30,000, with salaries ranging She said Elected Chief Bill Mon- _ and pemettal cue nod man, progress; mediator appointed ' w[apempfm ge.le We have look at the big or 9696 a week for the rest of the That's $2,030 mom prevent the council coning their own wages. from zero to $216,000, based on Pis.. One Councillor Dave Hill ndn Powleee ^t- to A' current year. 2008 -2009 when they had 8$500 a deficit. Elated Chief Montour said Band the 2008 -09 fiscal year. Confederacy to neer with band agmd,yeaiWm wodewa.0. picture. What do we need to do hate But, that's $196 increase over week flat rate Council did not provide the actual must become more ac- curerwest fell n deafeeass in April. gate tpaage I^ ore wmmmity Mina Comer Councillor Claudine VartEvery- but we can't wail We've 9m b The Six Nations Bred Council decision to withdraw i0 moron of Inc their previous $500 week flat Six Nations Band Council has honoraria for 2009 and countable to the community, and Albert said the wage just told h. you're Indian of the bigger picture. We oral tog. to, needed sae forward" ConfederacyYmmncil headier land net. negotiations while "unfmtunaa" rate never made attendance 201BThe audit for that fiscal year for its decisions. should the amount time Act. That's all they ever say, so as oving.. curet, reflect of Connor Chris Hill told council fails to recognize the progress that eras blcn made by the Cnfutera, Councillors also changed the way teeee honoraria schedules public. is complete. But far t creCemed they misled caaaci1991 Melba Thomas wamad snot Council rejected a motion to councillors spend working on is a crying shame we can't work says legal adviser Awn Dolor. the a s. 1 very disappointed" she council they .v he moans they are going lobe paid. even new pay of S36,200 base salary of 536,200, plus have the ;metre Orator and Sen- Band issues, which she says cur- am with then, but I said all along they . -ltls unfortunate the Six Nations Band Councillor takrnthis step mu Now, councillors won't bemein- didn't One without complication. five per cent ac- r Administrative Officer, or an exceed the hems said. frwadd with NHI decision. Mows1ors rattly Anne. have no intention of working with fails to t surem that the Confederacy as nude significant Nog,inthes ing any honoraria for ray About two months ago ShesaidtMre were anamber9fn- "IS this really moving forward, attending Council wally made an average or 31 8.010 independent committee, set their Council is supposed to work If the us his a big 2isaaaontmnt for a current negotiations wi h the Province of Ontario and Canada.- 9900646 that led to the breach in- w uI are doing nee m4949ó', committee meetings, whether they had voted to pay themselves last year. honoraria. positin of Counselor is 8 full... Lar ofpeopl6" You Depot said the move comes just as the Pnrcipal Enteral Negotiator nal- cludng Detlm nod Hazel Hí118 4Teasked ' are mil meetings or outside $34,600 a year, saying that repro- That's a $2,030 increase from Councillor Miller questioned, job. the current honorarium a He said the recent coinmmtiy 689 6896Mc0189611'440M SttM'4oti496'919'409'8 to wiN band is a very sad I had mewl five per cent, col, which 2008 to 2009 of $35,968. mail's current policy of paying Count member receives, she said, Mort mat council. ry hewed the vent ouhenry c f This in 444 4142144r NSPatm. 1916Ire the second time in this tom- in line with their demands that Based on the numbers provided councillors whether they mend is inadequa She said Awn Detlor sent a Inver herd w rert movingvnó to one - ..This niry member wanted Nc was rent from resistnw from otM men uf M fea4+al wan cirs life that h has changed its rate de tscut their overall burg' for the 2008 -09 fiscal year, the or nor to TOWN te19149g [tic province `odce, me gmamndaw - maim "les almost at the poverty level," mcilsmwehmgether.'Tne including lead '646998991 Ron 11my wb M of pay. etc by five per cent. per p69 aver- instead, she said, she said VanEvery Albert. N met wiN the hand council. We 444 She Told commit,council, "I dmit wane co , wanted vgdve.l.by / spent the par months attempting to col lag are working Together we give up. Is this the best mum. W f Band cower tart Tuesday arc ree IN said Hom vin council said its math aged $35,968.83 per yearyear. After combos coly paid for meetings Discussion was tense while Coun- Wray ache th 4, negonuins so that Canada would not have unmet their newly approved Wrong. subtracting five per cent sold we would in d na need be asking ourselves. Can pay of the Moro they attend. cil addressed Ne matter, with some ourfa agreed "Tatnrvcy669 80pm the commitment made by Ms. McDougall to use a $36,200 a yeas, is an actual 11 Was $34, ^ of April 2006.- ut .t still meet on Ne laud and de- basing the new 990 lion connedn ed needs to snake to re- Instead, Council passed Mme. councillors suggesting the matter t a the people anted both mediator It appears that the Band Council actions cram over their old pay that in- figure the wrong year. min budge, the base pry don to pay councillors $36,200 per was Councillor Cad Hill said he was [inn this around What is going to n d«.l edgy more grand- svay to work aula f would are playing 0ght into his hands :" said Dcnr.o a base salary of Wray a year, "truly sorry " the two council could haPPn on Burtch. Cm w mill a cale f Councillor Marsala of councillor would M along with mimed motion standing than anything else. bore .

Six Nations Band Council will be nobly. the community there is noes. boring of garbage permitted in be Village of Ohsuekcn. Four Newspaper! District North America b #1 Native Weekly Garbage councillor Helen Miller said sodden. along Bicentennial Trail cmplatnd that one resident near was AN Pine Street putting her garbage in a slight gully ()karahsonha kenn t)nkst(bon,cop ITS ELECTION YEAR !i... between the homes and bunting it. She said other residents arc concerned the sparks from her garbage fires could fly onto their homes. 'They me MY BUCKETS STILL EMPTY fires not also wonted Mt the a0iamned, too she mid TURTLE ISLAND NEWS Clmtd chief Montour id there. a standingl motiontits, Nat open homing is nm permuted i ew area well s dumping garbage. SINCE THE LAST ELECTION allowed in Miller said residents were also concerned that youth had begun to O 'gas a a Maca0n Trail lark area mat h nootem and she asked awn 01.00(e Leland N s is published weekly on the Six Nations gather independent newspaper cil in liglir then. Court Mr Wray mail public works was looking into lighting tilt park. ' ss there was aleck of communication then ((rand River Territory. It a a politically village that is wholly owned and operated by aboriginal people. on Mat one:. and add., it would have ban nice had she boon told the issue was being taken care old No portion of The newspaper, including W. miaow*, pictures or editorial content may be reproduced without permission. Six Nations Pastor held in custody on sexual assault charges PUBLISHER Turtle Island Aeons Publications BUCKETS EDITOR - Lynda Ponies, LIST (fnndaad from eB OPP said at the time of Ne origi- in January and ordered placed naiad to me rase. Tuttle Island News is member op f nal atrc he charges date back to under house arrest and al- A second only man, appeared in coon +Canadian Journalists Association THNS Sis Nations councillors Melba and involved into 0k. lowed to leave his home for m- in connection with the case. The Native American Journalists Association Ë6ro Thomas and Barbara Harris, both I0N.1 111118 ID tIONE Burning's c rren roubles ,.." plcyment purposes and only with ton was charged with possession + Internationaln Committee to Protect Journalists Worldwide mended the court proceedings last -;14%y Vagb the began u Eve t when he vasty of a weapon dangerous Turtle Island News - PA. Hnx329, Friday to provide support to Chris... 11 rote pub tied to enter the United States was also not hem 2208 Chiefswod Road Ohsweken, Ont. NOA IMO Ile to be in the corn- lie. A publication bun was ordered Telephone: (519) 445 -0868 Fax: NM 445 -0865 Thomas was ...aimed to the through the bada crossing in See. . -/ pang of anyone under 14, unless on that case. [email protected] or Sm Nations Police Commission yr V supervised and he and his two .rtung - the director and founder He was returned to Six Nations wadies taut up oral of of 'g Baptist Mission x12329-7.--a- íM1 l'f d Similar allegations had surfaced _ Class Postage' where he was charged with sexual S30,000.00 for his release I an Volume 0 Edition 19 Second years organization based //!-_ -;?klllllll!° y a q:. about Burping almost 17 Ronald Burning Registration 010016309 ..:...é.tnS ago. An investigation at Nat time intercourse, and se ring Fridays hearing the court at lohnsficld Baptist church that indecent act on a female end G PAP Registration X10961 by Sù Nations Police ended with olsxpl010 e1 asid ea kali- room was packed with supporters helps indigenous pastors around forcible confinement welnitentvw .,el unit.. ndmws.pm course withati female under 14, both 1150(05 a second con- the world, according to its webs.. .., no chaps. - of and Ile was released on those charges Six Nations band council press release Band council move a sad day OBSWFKEN(01IO5110)- On May "Allot two years. we all havent Plans to Grow Act that was to direct Police clear "Men's Fire" from church, elders call them "demons" for community 4, 2010, Six Nous Elected nard from Canada on the, research foura million new people over Oie Council mom W motion Oat reC- concerning the Plank Rod. So Nat next 30 years into Oie greater Golden y Lynda Powless 1 which .once of the female mem- Six Nations Band Council's decision to withdraw Its support of the tared the Hatulenosaunee tells me they don't have anything Horseshoe (much of it is the WWI F1-wr a bers of the congregation caned be is nothing .. Confederacy Council lead in land rights negotiations short Confederacy Council as the lend for done on it They don't have any Habana. Tract) Six Nations Police were called in r group "demons" and lain. fi of a mistake. the Douglas Creek Estates site in research that can relate the Six July 2110S - Ontario" confirms to clear about a dozen members of m Six Nations Police Chief Glenn " Elected Chief Bill Montour (and his comcil) says he is roue. Caledonia. Nminns research," stated Chief Hemo's ownership the Six Nations Men's Fire and Tickers said police were called to with the slow pace of the negotiations and Nat the current negotia- "Tho Confederacy negotiating run Montan. Oa 25, 20055ú Nations cool. some concern residents from the the site "It war heated, but baud tionsnt led by the lacy, have yielded limited remits. has been them for font yeas Sao When the federal manna niI ocher slow down commo- Sun., No. Church property J nicely cooler heads prevailed and full swing, the munch the Sunday when they prevented the the .aregation cos able to send I So instead, wtN etEIltecering now in limI ned success... said Chief offered 526 million for the flooding ?tion Me Caledonia site on congregation the church." moved its support of the Confederacy Iced last week and says it Six Nationss Elected of the Gand River lads for the 21st wnivenary of the Haldima d loan entering ' will lake over with its was plan. Cooma. Welland Canal, it win rd baring, Pmclamatien. Flyers about the sú- church for services. ._ He said pollee were pm. to group keep the peace. "Peale are enti- And Om is nothing shot of another sad chapter in the history of he Previous were Man. he mid. The Crown hoped Six mile land grant were had Police were call. aster the - showed the Fifth Lim church. tled to prom but they cannot her elected system. dime to reaching a salement, he Nation. would jump in grab at Oie Nevi ZOOS an Nation communi- our dnbn.reld Baprirt thumb ass The church Paster Ronald Boring pedee or block access." There no question the current land sights negotiations are taking continued. "II was purely a process money bol, because the federal ty members hand out mom informa - when victims went to Six Nations Fee wen In coon andey when is Nei. sexual assault chargesin- The group was apparently present a long lime and appear to hose stalled in Ne past year. But let's take geared to give Ontario and Canada negotiator does not have a proper Ion Oyes Police several months ago lo ds Bum was held in nat.y *King as many as four victims to prevent Pastor Ronald Burning a look at why. press communications - if press. nad., it fell span, continued Dec 16, 2005-lanie Java and dose what happened to them, Six A spokesperson for Johnsfield and stemming from the He from mending Six Nations Baud councillors have failed to show up at the negotia- by Candiras to settle the issue of ChiefMOmm0. Dawn Smith deliver 360 letters to day Nations Police ailed in edit OPP. Bap. Chumh said there were 15 was held in custody Friday. The Bunting is Injail after being held tions land rights table for more thanW a year and the County "We did not want any perception manna's at property with men Caledonia Six s- bysay- It's the position of the £1004 H9ldima d .Irurl.e Men MU w s among the men charges have yet to be proven in in custody Friday on a number of cone making comments. The band council wad its back on the Confederacy a year ago re- ing that Six Nations iac nt get Council that to seine a land claim for On office. The Item protested a ore bias because of Naidy 9.wrawhk ' coon slopped yarishfnen /rom at- sexual assmbdrama involving s ur force, said The spokesperson mnlm[ed p launching Its lawsuit against Canada seeking an accounting for Six together" said and subsequently to sign a Caledonia electoral wad change acrlam w our Polito - Chid Moan. only When the church's congregation atending Ne church Sunday many as four sinus stemming Nations lost must funds and lands. W plc recogtiatng problems in m- mousy agreement that ahmlves and pointa out that these lands were Chief lies. showed up to Mend they could* q the Me., from the 1970s. Several membersbers of be Men's Elected Bill Montour, *malt* Phil Minton. and band lawyer ains negotiations. he did not want Canada of any further obligator ncycs bad get in the church with a car block- A verbal altercation erupted to An wombs.. wax launched Lonnie ry nand secretly with Minister of Indian Affairs lad to sceCoacyto w+th Ne and Nat will not allow lime gener- Feb.213 2006 - Some Six Nations year asking for federal negotiator Ron loco*. to be replaced mgrsend_ ations of Sú Nations to reopen the community members move who the Nations Band council members began trashing Confederacy to front, federal finance minister won't meet Six 'This'ThisConfederacy is oie right Miief mix roue i ape waited bes Ono- site HST,battle moves federal council chiefs and their technical wry. throughout the Six Nations point mod Montois to selling land, sad Chief March n, 2006-Confederacy Mime Chid vote By Jamie Lewis Montour says the Chiefs had to under the CITCA agreement and will continue to press Canada to on July 1, 2010 first Nano. unity with one councillor even claiming funds received by the land tome .amende Council healed a Neer to mediator hobs N. Magi. 1901001 do lot of lobbying from Sep - you take it out of your share," continue the point of sale acme.m may not have to pay the INN negotiation finance team lot which she is a member) were mm muni. to mæ1 Ore needs ofOaof Ne While Ontario has been sitting as. Michael Coyle The Chief ask OHSWEKEN -With the HST act ember to December last year be- said Elected Chief Montour don s under the HST .The agree- the HST and Nat the Province unaccounted for way. observer for all of tome negotia- Canada to enter into meaningful and the Chiefs of Ontario will , to take effect July 1. 2019. On- cause Ottawa and Ontario were about the letter. ment also means that Ontario Ontario half *Ever in the financial allegations made by coun- Last lain tack 199e tions, the must become cussions with the Confederacy. work with the cowl n pone orio is now on First Nations totally focused on Wmselves In He said that In late February the will continue its flexibility under continue to federal cillor Claudine Va0Every- Albert holding two audits of GREAT, lack because they have benefit- April 12 and 13,2006 -Six land claims Imo to Ne involved Wawa tide. Reding this comprehensive inte- Chiefs started getupnegotiating with CITCA to continue FILO Nations gamma. in Implementing the books and clearing the spending and the organization. but this greedy than Canada in use Elected Council, ris is slowdhow peas and ed more baba Six Nations Elected Chief Bill grated tat together (CITCA). Ontario about getting amemo- polit of sale tax exemption under HST exemption, he explained. ' However, Six Nations vend Council has never accounted far end lands land Council, 'Ontario want overstay will ll Supreme of Crud River N mauler Confederacy Montour said the battle has now "That commits Ontario and Anda of understanding. the HST Ontario and First Nations 5300,000 in negotiations fielding it received from the lad rights Ig noted avons, hevdie colleted, casino nw- Provincial Police, Indian and the federal to all Court, be mow lass moved to the federal field. he said. He said the two And as a result an agreement Ontario and the First sol table, but elected chief Bill Montour did way during questioning on negotiations,mn100l beaded. enue and more hcMid Meanwhile Northern Affairs Canada, Ontario the continuationcpoint Ne tacet dace the HST will be col have been trying to get a "both rammed the legislation way signed on May 3, by y. Our sa of the band's audit last year that the council spent be $300,000 re- no at all as Ministry ofNatural Promisees (then looked the Feeds, the Chief Macau und Mat m Sú Nations Am benefit meetinge with the Minister of Fi- through with hole or no consul- Regional Chief Angus Toulouse, empt Nations point of sale ea- lane. by launching Its lawsuit opine Cased. Elected council has also never settlement result of aeivint which are the Ministry for and John option is andject to the federal Finance Irma federal Minister of locking dine .Wrack ce Flaherty Ilion Flaherty) f man to First Nations communi- Chris Bentley Wilkin- a¢red for why it was double billing the confederacy for rental of AffMs), and community Finance will not meet with First vide forfar tee pupa rarecare and contrary to the Haldinm d rimy, he Aboriginal Canadaa since June last year and ties, in fact there was no we. agreement and that such agree- any its ance space at the Oneida Business Park. maintenance the community. continued. members sad meetings . they were always reluctant to consultation by Ontario, "Chief Under the agreement the cannot be unreasonably Nations leaden to discuss who is that that might be available. just holding back progress. "What we atf global sale- Therefore to elected council feels Brantford meet with us," he said. Montour said. province and the Ontario hick w 1ihhcld All Ibis mesons is options Six Nations Band Council has had more than two decade, to work ma that sticks tosthe spirit sri the Want's tineto move forward alto April 20, a01160nano Provincial Six Nations Chief Bill Montour He said that Six Nations, Chiefs on getting a settlement for Six Nations land rights. The current chief intent of Ne Haldtmand Treaty; abbe* negotiating base that is a Police arrest 16 on the site says that Flaherty made a sort- Of Ontarto and the AFN tried to t

had that chance elected chief in the SiNations, himself whenever Ion's. meaning Nat the Sú Nations and global Warne.0 ninon of lands April 22, latNUpuaw for met undo the new HST get a standing committee appea SPECIAL i Several council member have been sitting in their sass for over a their posterity would Nitro from Nat may become available but mono Nova. Cando andd (brio begin wand to put it under on he87 a in December when they decade giving them years of chances to settle the Six Nations lard the Six Nations Hddtmatd Tram importantly, warm[ for Simba a of the Indian Act. were at the December Chiefs as- issues. But reaped. rights they haven't. Nothing has been No lands trove be Glad wombs was put In the honks in April 29, =Mad Porion is "Section 87 of the Indian Act scantily. INDIAN 10 PACK money, no land.. global ot(nnant. In reviewing the dom.. of ApN London bugled,' said Chief hard to negotiate Brocade removal makes sales limited to reserve "They (Canada) more or less In four the Six Nations council table just years Confederay bad 2016, Chief Mom.. said One aim- borne. "hat's look at coming May 2006-lane Stewart is namcd as sales only and salmon reserve told us thank you for showing up, CREEK LARGE BUCKETS has seen: ed council of the day octal .the togMer to build a form for this Ontario, repast loties N negotia- would be taxable," he mid. this is a done deal and they *M- water I OF IMO -Bunch lairds clew. up and being roamed; treatment plant Confederacy leading the negotia- community... mBarbara McDougall and nego- Ile says that Ontario's Floyd ally passed the Canadian legisla- for Six Nations, the arena floor fixed and now Canada has finally 20Rí to 2016: Ron Doering are named to Hone. would at 3 am," he says. d 'Marna war said that "They lion DRIVING RANGE ONL_Y a after agreed to mediator. 'A September (2ath) nodal to July 2003- Elected Comet notified represent Canada. Mohawk Chief and with us to put a structure Elected Chief Montour says Tees by The current negotiations are working. Even councillors Melba expand Ile mandate err Plank Holdtmand County about a canon Allen Machlaughton and Cayuga together," to preserve the point of Sale looked pinny grim that Six o Grass & Man °Lessons Thomas and Wray Mamie saw the sense in moving forward toga+ Rod has been usurped by Canada the Hence Levi *One( Imo Hill me run.,. sale exemption. Nations and would not get the 0300 yd Range Golf Professionals er. to leading us from Deg to the Plank 2014 -The Supreme Court of Colada the Haudenomwee Confederacy Montour says that since Duncan palm of sale exemption. o Mens /Ladies Clinic °Junior Golf Camps 99 Min- A global settlement and peOmal care and maintenance is exactly Road to the Welland Caned to the agreed with a lower court decision Council negotiators made the statement the Chiefs of On February I. 2010 Prima inw Buckets can be use, the message the Confederacy Chiefs have had at the table and in Nathan Gage' confirmed Chief Nat British Columbia had a duty to Sept 30, 21106 -Plotted Council Ontario brought in hives Stags `sea rote toI Premier over entire 2010 season their council for more than the past four years to work with the Hnty Band old Mocui 482.3 Montour "In ourntimation NE hzc pled¢ the Heide pends the Hadammwee government. 69 9D69 fiel that under the CITCA agreement ]61 Line at Mohawk Rd,) Six Nations Band Council mods w et pounce, one got to stop. We, gut to start focus- Weapons forestry issue. As athird Confederacy CampaCouncils mandate to le as been a real asset because Ist INDIAN bias the was apart of the et b an autonomous got - paspel end anger and realize, decision they made mimic rig on fist of the Douglas Creek P.M forestry comp any include Plank Road. Lou Mohawk CREEKEEK y with the Confederacy is tae path this community needs to continue Eswswhtch wmlhc ratte of allot' bake. was wt mower* Nom: The porn release does not Workers Group that had origi- 1 eifm you want to give the Indians M .Tbebciskni FN e ales made be band council is wrong It the goblon.Oa went wand cone err include fond council err lines for nally put together the provincial At" in the of sale exemption, that's . 1 Oaopoatnuarbapresaaled is exactly the wrong think.., the wrong decision and at the wrong withh options remove that June 14,2005-The Ontario govern- telamrding lawsuit, soc. owning sales lax exemption back pole Äf early 1960's," your o business, but you do it me. ment announces the approval of We with Indian Alin ris, tic. he added. u r May 12, 2010 May 0 rem D-E SNP,. SPORTS ti '

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A w a r II W i n g i n g s p e r r t LaSalle takes Sutherland Cup

By Jamie Lewis Sports Writer

LASALLE -An. a huge at win last Tuesday night al the frl Brantford and District Civic i Cmine. the Brantford Golden },r Eagles of the GOJHL travelled to T LaSalle foe game five of their best f ,ern Series Cup Cipers. ship series against the

Marc. I.une who rook a 2-1 lead wall ¡GOLF the third period looked to be well on their bay M taking the The weather has finally about 10 minutes way nom Sutherland Cup until Bnmfmd0 made t here and the golf their hotel and - bingo but it Josh McQuade tied the game with .s :teeing more traffic hosts a PGA Nationwide tour just over four vanes ten in the than evere I trust all of you event there during the golf third to face have committed t a golf a n. Miami Florida is I DJ. Tome, poet -play goal membership f this year and great place to visit when stay- with 4:04 kRinleft the second 11X5 have golf lessons scheduled ing with the Al iceosukkeés, me, a 3 -2 win and the for the upcoming reason. If they also sponsor PGA tour a,, series n4 I. you're looking at travelling star Bo Van Pelt. The Eagle Jut season won the this year and want to get in There is a difference between City of Brantford's first BeyftJ.rwwr4fanrrinl.mmnngfip.u. Much with some noire owned golfing and being on camera Joñf1Rn LaSalle w Cup since lair whey l agre itinerary like the PGA tour pro's how- n f.r .u:eerrP41 rwt y famfle_A.1 resorts, have gSr.. LaSalle won 1 is 2008 Then they for you If you ever valor ever this year many of the golf where known as the Tecumseh Southern Ontario, please clinics I will conduct will be Bs Oamie Lewis first period after Josh Johnson o the Blue Devils goal. Brantford Golden Eagle, players watch as the Puck goes into the check out Indian Hills golf camera. If you're interested Spans Writer fired a low shot that caught the fir Vaughn Harris added to the LaSalle goal bst Tuesday at the Brantford and District Civic Centre. club located just off Kettle and on being a part of this first cornet of the Red Devils' goal. Six Nations lead with his goal (Photo by Jamie Lewis) Stoney Pots: Firs Nation. clinic please let me know. For ONSWEKEN-After defeating the Six Nations went up 2 -0 at alter Jacob Rombemy and Taney They have to wide variety o[ Yea information this first h London Blue Devils 94 irk 2,47 after Chris Atwood sent a VXIEvery did a Mile give and Chief. Eagles things to do there. They offer clinic will be held at Six Inn the a AWN:an was e.11N a head London, last Saturday night the long to Tarry VanEvery whot goal to slide around the game five Golden gimping, own a beautiful Nations and 1 will then move t oh g 2 -0 after the period check, giving LaSalle a power- Six Nations Rebels of the OLA broke in all alone on Wallaceburg dame. fist beach and always enjoy the if and from the If you with goals from Mike Whaley and play. junior "B" ended the weekend by Wallaceburg- goalie Kirby At 6:47 Alex Martin send a mtt rush. Indian Hills has don' mind being on camera Drew Palmer. Twenty -Iwo seconds later the pounding the Wallaceburg Red Claw and blew a mid slick shot clearing pass to Korey Davis, rade some major renovations and having a good Ilse with j At 6:20 of the second period Vipers Drew Palmer fired a shot Devils at the GPA lait Sunday. to the golf eeursc and current- golf. this clinic is for you. 1 Brantford c t into the Vipers lion the point Mat X11lden Eagles 16 -4. ly host a Amber of First will lot you knowssome of this mall lead when Sam Mulligan goalie Daryl Borden stopped but I The win gives Six Nations a Nations tournaments with *cot will be Unwed on fired a drop pass just inside the the rebound went into the air perfect 8 -0 record. great success. If you're Ieav- Adam Beach's cable network LaSalle Moline pasta screened where Dl. Tamer baed it "We have realized, after this I ing the country headed over to and he has graciously given Vipers goalie Joseph Legere. the Branford goal. to give [ the weekend how deep or a team we the United States, stop in A me the golf content for this Van Moerkerke and Josh Vipers a 3 -2 win and the have, we have a lot of our regular Luke Greenbay WI. The Oneidas of Initiative. Limited Space is Sutherland Cup Championship. guys out right now with injuriés McQuade got the assists. Wisconsin recently purchased vtailable for this golf clinic so In the with 1:34 left The Eagles will be without seven and had to use a lot of young 1ird perod, their own golf course and have pleaseplea mail you attendance McQuade took players who have gone overage - guys," said Rebels coach Stew in regulation time great lodging available at the and I will then send[ you all GJ Dunham and goalie Daryl Borden, defence- Monture. a pass from Chris Radium situated on noire other related Information. laser that blew past men Jordan Ogilive. Jeff Lynch Morro says with the 8-0 fired a Lags owned And. The Grammy Well another article of Res game 2 -2. and Brandon and for - -cord the young players showed lode me Green* Airport A about a 7 iron away Golf in the books keep send - wards Josh McQuade, Mike up after being thrown into the After the first paled ofovenime and you can be shunted to ing in those @mails and @es- L the game remained tied at 2 -2. Marurek and captain Luke Van games. Sú Nations is in first (:.Idea Eagles defencenIan Ryan Moore clears theypurl iw/rvnt of the Bran ford goal in LaSalle. their resort at anytime of the bons. will do my best m get At 15:24 of the second overtime Moerkerke. place in the South West Division. Lewis) day o all l of them. Keeping you (Prob by Jamie "It's comforting to know you ..1 .. If you're looking at staying a focused on the fairway. little farther south the have young guys you can rely on It job 4_^ Miccosukkee Tribe of Florida Steve WTooshkenig. to get the done," he added. Six Nations Parks On Sunday Six Nations faced - Iroquois Lacrosse Arena have their own hotel and Golf Professional a.n 4: l and Recreation Wallaceburg before a large i rays offer Native orth Serving Nora crowd at the ORA and ran off the ° is no longer me rates o their north- North America Floor with a 164 win. d s - em cousins. 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NBWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. Woods to NEW YORK- Stealth president David Takata hosts Toronto for the NLL crown Saturday. for me. The game i. gawlg Soil in Woods: no con- said dents news con- and believed ere could play ing his usual forceful wen on the named Tiger Wood" Takata insists there's "zero focus Monday that his neck through the pain. ball on even a shot, is the Executive of the Year. Takata is also chairman of the league's corpo- Washington, 1 roam end neenen between connection- between the neck started bothering him two weeks That dens,. on Sunday at The he was forced to rimswithdraw after Takata helped lead the Stealth,. who relocated -rate governance committee think iYS a real Executive of spasms playing havoc with M1is before the Masters his fret Players Championship where ix holes. said I m neck injurym u and m EvemE w 1. !am . lus. to h I emend. Takata appreciate y - -ton hose." golf swing and his Nov. 27 car competition n five months. He Woods creaky neck locked up "]m at a point now where I just the Year championship final this mason. B'uhlngla colleagues smog car accident accident. brushed it off as no bib deal That prevented him from mak cant go anymore," he said.

Rebels... The Blue Devils' Winter Kawenni:io and Jamieson win Larry Lewis Memorial Dockstader tied at fours on the ( continued from page B) powerplay with 15.3 left in the rat. SIX NATIONS. Kawenni:lo In the primary championship King Trent Martin scored two who split the Blue Devils ^1 g . Six Nations took a 5-0 lead School won the primary division game Kawmmldo defeated Lloyd and Dallas King had a single, at' t defence, Davis crashed to the 37 seconds into the second peri- of the Larry Lewis Memorial S King 5 -3. Wallaceburg and knocked a Other scares from the goal od after Jacob Bomberry Juror a I scored. tournament while Jamieson Mason Hill lead Kawenni:io with ll' Ç,. -, purl low shot that rolled Celotto, Division verse: ti past Wayne VanEvery tallied three El ma tory won the honor four goals and Moen Bombe, to give Six Nations a 4 -0 lead. Jamieson avec I.L. Thomas 11 -7 might goals to give Me Rebels Division. scored the other. For Lloyd S From then on it was the Chris Içawrnai.io over L.S. King 43 an 8 -4 lead midway through the Ailwood show. OM Smith over Emily C General second period. Attwood scored three straight 6-5 London's Scott Martin scored Six Nations goals to give his Komori ion over I.L Thomas 9-8 a shorthmded goal at 8:16 to cut team a 7-0 lead after the first Jamieson over Emily C General into the Six Nations lead to 8 -5. period. 7.1 ) The Rebels Jacob Bomberry ' Wallaceburg broke Hill's - gave Six Nations a 9-5 lead with shutout bid 55 seconds into the IN THE SEMI FINALS his goal and the Blue Devils second period after Clint L.S. King over Jamieson 4 -2 anted a little comeback with Lamarsh split the Rebels defence Kawenncio over O.M. Smith 7-0 goals from Wes Kewley and and broke in on Hill and fired Six Nations Rebels Me Bomberry minds up to drive the bull towards lam Wallaceburg soul lass Kundgr ar Winter eaddeader cut the point blank shot that found its In the Primary Division the the CPA, (Photo by Jamie Loiter Rebels lead dawn to 9[] after 40 may to the back of the Six scores were: minutes °inlay. Nations goal. I.L. Thomas over O.M. Smith 3-2 Last Saturday night Six London jumped up 2 -0 34 sec- 2.2 at 14:28 and London The third period was dare' With the score 7-1 Six Nations Kawenni:io over Nations traveled to London to ond, later oiler Kyle Childefhose responded just under two min- she struggle as the Blue Devils' went on a three goal fo in eight Emily C. General 3-1 face the Red Devils and slipped a shot past Rebels goalie ales later to go up 3 -2. Kyle lose scored another to take a 10 I lead mid- Jamieson er L.S. King II-0 squeezed out a 9 -8 win, Don Alton. I The Rebels would get a tuna- power play goal at 4:03 to round way through the second period. O.M. Smith over Kawenni:io 2 -1 The Blue Devils' Scott At 8:12 Six Nations cut the plc of shdithanded goals from out the scoring, with the Rebels Stu Martin started the Rebels I.L. Thomas over L.S. King 8 -1 Martin opened the scoring just Blue Devils lead to 2 -1 after he Jesse Johnson and Jacob hanging on fora 9 -8 win. onslaught rater he intercepted a eight seconds into the to take o scored shonhlded. Bomberry to take a 4 -3 lead laic horrible Blue Devils clearing IN THE SEMI FINALS early 1-0 lead. Wayne VanEvery tied the game in the first. pass ond drove to the Whets of the Junior Division of the Larry Lewis .Memorial I.L. Thomas over Kaxen f 8-0 Wallaceburg goal, where he Peens. Hayden Hill, James °twee... Tyler, Nill, Man Donator. Jamieson over O.M. Smith 3, drifted a high shot over the Kahn General, Richard Johnson, Tehoka Skean General, The Primary winners of the Lorry Levels Memorial kawemr, do TheßfiCK. Arne shoulder of Haven Moses, who Shelton Ha (keen Hill, Shown Gnaw. Gavin Skye, Trey Forme, Landon X halo, hewn f0,1,.. Mason Hill, '(tarn Indersan, VIP PRIVATE SALE came in to replace Kirby Celt). Ruben Hill, Sum Green, Phoenix General, Damon Hill, Owen Hill Chris Hill, Davin Bombe,, Brody Oman, EmOy Jacob. and Sonny in goal. and 'Morn Hill. (Photo by Jamie Lewis) Jacobs. (Photo I, Jam, Lewis) Vaughn Harris gave the ONE DAY ONLY, FRIDAY MAY 14TH, 2010 . Rebels 9 -1 lead when he gath- ered up a breaking pass from Attwood and scampered into the ticket price Blue Devils end and WoNt. low Take Rock advance to NLL championship shot past Moses. lust under three minutes later Jacob Bomber, gave Six Levis lead with goals from Josh The Rocks Kasey Beimes FURNITURE5% & MATTRESS SETS' ...lame Nations a 10 -1 lead alter his shot cnrrw.r 0as0sunn040oarw01. .. Wasson scored late in the to cut Sports Writer and Stephan Leblanc half dropped behind Moses. 5 ñ Orlando's responded after Pat the Titans lead to -4. Lamatsh cut the Rebels lead Toronto Rock Maddalena fired a low shot Blaine Manning started the ORLANDO -The to 10 -2 with his second goal of Months have advanced to the NLL that been Toronto goalie Bob second half with a rocker past '. 0 'ìowWérért!- the game. 5% OFF- Vine the championship after defeating Watson. just outside remain. Wayne VlEVery, made it 12- tm.00M\p.ti.i.ew..woees the Orlando Titans 15 -10 last Garrett Billings gave Toronto ing to c the game, and line 2 at the 16:31 mark of the 2nd Saturday night in Orlando. a 3 -1 lead aller his high shot teammate Josh Wasson scored period. Toronto advances to play the slipped past Michael Vine three minutes later to give The Red Devils pulled Moses SAVE$600fa the Toronto anfi15 lead. Washington Stealth ì the About two minute later and brought Celotto back in the Champions Cup ° Filial Titans moved to within one Orlando responded with ri goal to try to stop the ,lw Saturday , May 15. goal after Mikee McLellan: McLellan goal to tic the game Wallaceburg bleeding. "WL-4 e. ond year a 6 -6. w as a _ For the row scored. the tie as short lived The rest and goalie change 1-oc.osrtr the Rock s M the In the second the Ruck ran back up the floor t will play quarter Orlando seemed to " help the Blue Devils Ir wa.ar.T %`°"°°w 179997 S 3 Hennes Vine on the Championship. tied the game al -3 and tallied and beat in the third period m Jordan took the over two goals from tick side to take a 7-6 lead, We game VanDamme connected for a Doyle and Leblanc each again," said Cottage,. Maddalena and Casey' Powell Colin power play goal at 2:06. The Rock opened an early 2 scored for Toronto take a 9- opened -0 to go ahead 5-3. to The rebound was short lived as Six Nations the next four r goals m go up 16 -3. ;E; s_ .u.E lgnR Vaughn Harris completed his _.} I 2010 JR STORM SCHEDULE LEAGUE GAMES I tempi on the night at 4:48 sea* luV Nm Ivtli' r SOFA OA li MIDGET PWSA_ I after he hammered in a rebound ems*. t r past Celotto after Chris :sij m ' May 11th - Home VS Ancasler sae TOURNEYS: Attwood's shot was blocked. ar* ï49997 - mm+.`.Zerno.a May 18th - Home VS Brantford June 45th in Btfd, Jaycee park, The Rebels Wayne VanEvery ... _... I3 May 25th - Home VS Guelph 2 a three in span June 18th. 20th went on goal ran ONLY! of sin minutes to give Six . FRIGIDAIRE ONE DAY Ancestor Cam Mitchell, OPEN L tennis Rad goalie Bob Watson looks surprised as star ball Nations a 16-3 lead. June 1st - Home VS London 1 June 2527th I o curer. I pet him and info tee Rock gaol (Photo by Jamie Lela Wallaceburg scored with less er:nogm Ir June 9th Home VS Kitchener - Btmd, Gard Hope Best Light, OPEN minutes left in the D5Ó extended the lead back to six. glen four lisuus : Ng," Junel5th - Home VS Waterloo to dig loot the Six Nations I I `.4 and defender Herding Vint out of bis net. game .nom Plasma Aunt Rosier, NY. OPEN !Maud June 22nd -Home VS Cambridge July 911th, lead of 16 -0. I left- Gilbert got in on the third Maddalena scored the final July 23.25íh, Qualifiers, Palmerston, keep cut feet . "We tried to I June 29th - Home VS Palmerston 1 .0 action to give the Rock goal of the night for orlando, = I DAY (Needs Is be re.seheduley ring and ran different plays to 1 OE August 13 -15th League Tourney I n11v -6 lead. but the Rock held on to win I1: keep our unpredb table and r Manning on [o posh )bec game IS -I0. '.4999964 $899? 4998ONRSO'0 tend August 21 29th All [Warms, Rama to give them (Wallaceburg) dif- may July 5th - some VS Palmerston 2 1 i o the fionnod of play In the other game Saturday I looking, to keep them nigh rira secónd goal of the night the Washington Stealth (cant July 13th - Hama VS Guelph 1 it worked night. McLellan ,sunk his third defeated the Edmonton Rush guessing and tonight for us," said Manure. N. j nave Watson but Mike Hobbies 12 -11. LAN ..r, nr May 82010 May 12.k. l2 BATLEfSbisb _s_ =-="F._ SPECIAL ~ SPECIAL --

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The water OUTDOOR WINDOWS & DOORS Saturday loam -2pm saved not only benefits ,a malt the environment. but will result in savings on water Brantford: ,'.., .' 23 Hamilton: 905.972.9988 slay bills. Also be sure to make BERBER . 850 Manufacturing Inc. '1.111\\II _l'c1111 ì Middleton Street \\l \.1\ iol\s aware of any mu- L yourself Monday- Friday: 9-8, Saturday: 9-5 WINDOWS & DOORS REPLACEMENT NEW CONSTRUCTION PROPERTY MANAGEMENT nicipal regulations regard- J 16 May 12. _HId May 12. 2010 LIFT. .nF.__ TunR. ..a1A 17 Judge WINNIPEG -Along, ham dispute over the largest land claim settlement in Canadian history appears to have DINING g finally come to an end Now the leadership of the Peguls First Nation a Manitoba can move to disperse kiln Guide tosses they teceived after N declared it was illegal for the federal governmentto seize dmir territory roaring unresolved land disputes lava 1874 rod la. Former Peguis chief Louis Stevenson had challenge opytrd settletriem alleging et he issue was fraught ith conoption and violated g men NATIONAL procedures Ile Psi his hid m challenge the : ten roving the wro for Ottawa to transfer the KíNGSWOOD This week's feature Nagersuitie Ottawa failed to protect B.C. salmon stocks from toxic pollution, says complaint Welcome to the By Sunny Milan the federal government for failing partially responsible for the recent immediately return calls for corm facility has failed some of its Kingwood r1J Resialraa! THE CANADIAN PRESS to protect salmon M British collapse of stocks ment. momhly tests. Ent said that has q VANCOUVER- An environmen Columbia's Fraser River from In e petition sent last Tuesday to In 200tí, Chapman and conserve mort do with a low dissolved Restaurant :R Alain Ai.. AarNm, ml group has fled a complaint nation. macho ,t says might the Norm American Comnuss,on tion group Ecojustice launched a oxygen level in the water than 'DL DE SC11001. //ogrnsì/k.Cip g st be for Environmental Co- operation, private prosecution against the sub+,ances. Family Dining the group Fraser Riverkeeper treatment plant But two years "What happens is Mat the dis- Morning Special allegro a wastewater treatment later, a B.C. provincial. court solved oxygen level gets too low & Take Out 55.25 plant at the mouth the river M1as quashed that legal anew and, COONCouently, the fish die RESTAURANT of National Briefs leaked toxic sewage at lead 11 Chapman mid his goal is to have ham lack t, oxygen," he said. 13rrrtk/rat Smell Lunch Special Mies ce2007. the plant install secondary treat- Chapman, however, said he's All 1111, Now 55.95 The group argues the effects on mom filters. which would prevent heard that excuse before. 5931 Chuck Strahl skips party Miami'. mark self govern- the Fraser River and Georgia the sewage from ever getting into "Metro Vancouver has claimed Seniors 10% out Open 7 may, 1 Week ment Strait have been dirt, though plant the water fish swim through. that dilution is the somdon, their Open Sond.,ys VICTORIA- Canada's minister of Indian affairs won't be in north- proponents say the accusmions are A B.C. Ministry of Environment pollution and that theres noel., everyday western B.C. as the Nisgéa Nation celebrates 10 years of self-gov- n I MaccuraM and overblown. spokesman said the Iona plant has onn the environment." he said. 1.3 Goose 5 w eróm 50 eminent Fraser iverkeeper says Ottawa always been in compliance with But we show that there has can 519.751.0128 z 1030 905-768-1156 But CT Strahl is sending his congratulations from Ottawa as .. cm has failed to enforce Ne country's its provincial perm been effect n that tame: rees begin in e Pass Valley, marking a decade since die Mime, tinal laws, and it wants Albeit 'van Roodseluar, a Metro mana of heavy metals and them- nest. was signed. e gation. Vancouver manager i utility teals, and they've impacted the 0 .ra Ina statement Strahl says the landmark agreement demonstrates Ila y'[IT¡ :The aim of the Montreal -based analysis and environmental man -- sediment in the ocean bottom." t. j-r t melts modem treaties can bring to First Nation people and their which came into swam said extensive testing is We Rmdselam disagreed, , ar \wx ti. eighbouy. effect in 11994 e,pan of a side aal done on the water near the plant ' We have tined, we have deman- The Olde School Restaurant and Piano Bar makes every dining experience special, Ile also Nays the federal government is committed to working with to the North Amercan Fee Trade but he hasn't seen any 111 effects. strafed, both with respect on the but it don't have to be a special occasion. the province and the Nap, to implement the deal gree s promote the was o water and our ow in the Ifs place for everyone at any time. Well known as a great place for anniversaries, Many B.C. First Nations hoped the pact would open the doors to sim- teems.. of environmental Metro is responsible Soonon of Georgia, in terms of our - birthday patties or weddings, ifsi also a super spot before or after the game, for your team ilar g ens ba only Iwo have been signed since then, although regulations in Canada, the United for the operation of he Iona plant environmental monitoring, Mat is aoo RBSTAUß to enjoy some fabulous food at reasonable prices. And live entertainment is included 7 three mort are close to ro oinks Mexico It has the Vol Roodselmr conceded the not the "he said 12510g George Rd, Brand., ON Crow say the negotiation process o too costly and bureaucratic und pNw,and days sock. pros to investigate and, if It sub - A beCnl. Ilrrweaeprb nec: lise lime support ram government especially Ottawa -0P- Q¡ finn4Ol 'Came in for appeasers down. or just coffee and Ma," encourages cm land oui who, 16191157- Na male a Tue. ..eta,.. 99 along with brother George own and operate the Kids a tree.,., recommendation ro the federal Edmonton Ppolice did Ppoor Jjob handlingg . Y1V Dm hO.k) a)"M,P.;.,rprl%x...l+t Bost. Spxid tä99 Federal cash to help RC First Nations youth avoid ,,op. racist email, says review board restaurant since 1982 - n e beautiful and ama0an crime, dregs The tout l' Is holed b9 a Daily Lunch Special easing tory old schoolhouse Maud a v na s e e of nain ro EDMONTON. The 'Whams reported to the division sown. I k kyia R1 k our famous 687 PowerWo Road and Pans Road West. k. M Ni11.01 P9 B.C.- srxmonthuld program ed.as keeping Fila monk. of on group _ __ " Police Service did poor job of mat. who called for an imam mouth wa ring eluding the e David lumen you want fine dining at anordabl prices, oak. Kamloops. B.C. on a Who path has received a If Baby Back WBO Rb handling a 'I pail sal ih.NIaf . Donner, the 2 piece fish chips .r.21 map $Iu5 mill. injection of federal cash Foundation. give casual get together, light lunch or special BeOMrhlvenOIB.9B 1' e femur police chief called Criminal Trial Lawyers NOW 41 . Mew Or 1- D u6 Ch a taxer - - n 'rh mon, will fund the - Cultural Education Society's Panics for large ascent including orkers 'pone Jkamhmora 001 die A era n, ham' 'Brantford (Zellers Plazal S. . Ieoh& IStyle Smoked leadership and the years. raid the t family and friend or $8.95 resiliency program for next five jr t _ amain YaasBpeeW Enforcement findings .h the law *the dp RIBS NM N Executive Memos Gage Kaliszewski says Ila proj, works Iona Island wane... Treatment ,519-750-0333 os The beautiful facility has o anmtive decor, ^ u Buy one R 'ow Omni aided resulting. from the lain withmt NAlf Rieman Only _ 20 Plan has fated the mmNly took áq towards leadership and life skills rodentss aged 15 to a aiming The board is concerned that it and filed complaint with the ses en private dining moms - each with 19 while keeping them in school. lily Inca required for its different design theme from the Board Room up ta 15 people, The P"'""" could appear that the sole LEAD over how it was handled. C IItF n f1,71)(ii[Cf Ile ara participants in the may have abetter chance al e prion ova number of osa- program toms of the EPS was to try to Upon the email's release in Class Room op to 45 people, The Library up ta 40 people, The staying on the right track, rather than be swayed by crime or sub- on d. hide the fact that the email had 2005, acting chief Darryl da Principals Room up to 75 people, The Teachers Room up to 65 p%'li/ stance-abuse. W fire t saying Nat the pollu- Costs ever exsstod or bean sent' red people, the Moyle Room up to 90 people and the Wedding Chapel up Different aNpeu aboriginal cultural are integrated into the con unk art F sal came f N .aaa" IT}Af.t- the board's want g. mid 11 wao rada std promised: to 40 people and a nevi smoking patio for convenience An excellent LOUR, M1 Y h keys Muhl. and [ h a to ts ofhe project, and I - TM1e police were pp roll 140 but refused Td;- 'um a ah seal, are k ff , fine service, and a quality menu to complete experencc hs sac re t s the adb. s si.« activities from weightlifting b basketball art 1 offered. rag part "1"'"' Iy p octopi J with lemon to 11ka., he contentsto of the ! ambiance and one- atmosphere that makes us "Ifs the ofakind P Safety Moon Vic foes. made the funding aod.lawm1.n1 M1 M1len'"Ch pecan said' /a..n a1.A. a...,yaaaa Td o o the pubic knowledge nail to the public popular. We've become famous because we've always gives people Friday in pledging more man 57 million in funding to r an interview. Fy1A96'adO.. Meyer. of the email sod Its contents." That didn't happen until projects In Kamloops Abbotsford, Sonnies. and Agassiz. -Canadian Sulmon Nlrk. in the lama River what they wanted." SOCkos September 2009. Ike mamas ( Impel.¡ n.lnlen/1 f/! The email entitled "Mr. nr,I. Sa"1 ocd Ras, giro, for g the r.llc FÌ-'T" i And don't forget, the Olde [nee groups launch bid for injunction to block Hydro Ten Principals of Downtown "[f we had not mane the cam f closure of cummcro,al sockeye School more than l' PI Quebec's Le Romaine project Policing wan wrtnrn and Ns plaint it would have nee roan. ,ones crud urenitts m also a Piano R.r1'y a1,1ry paleeaw MONTREAL Naive groups have launched a legal bid to block "°"'""'!"'Ajudicial IMAM by Coon Scott Cab. tied B:lSQCETSMEETIYGSWEDDITCS sbanca. inquiry hoes. B g the popular m -1 nap hydro development et northeastern Quebec 2002 np. said lawyer Tomlo Engel "11 /a-/11a hrafmae/a0 4./ g y Ila inner u expected to The Innu of Naha and Manwtenam have filed a request fm a In the email, Caner called the appear to promote the code -of entertainment of John <.- a mens, apron In i r temporary imunmon to halt the Romaine River project police used to pick up drunks silence The Olde School Restaurant Mll,flbss I4 1 Augur am 0111,' They say the proposed development . and especially the planned I end vermin awed Canes than l3 year vet- If you in the midst of l haamw u, the. treatment makes every dining experience special li1g transmission 1 through their and Friendship C t adend stated man of the force, n, found planning ...they, or omit plant k Fisheries AC whether it is for lunch, dinner or m nee. ease theirconsent guilty of : n a dies sure where bogie the Old rough ongoing c b l I Brunch, With Seven private dining ile tau describe the' bide Qu super., Can o bo 'g s.1 is really just an creditable condom under the School R 'Complete Wedding Plat cm help. "Staff at the and added that Ottawa has take a emergency move. while Ma uno coon 11 hear.. the request j Indian." Pollee each with different design theme, Olds School Reman an do as much or aS little of Ila wedding m Oast of h blase m ITil íll W filed in 21109 for p mlumk,a The '1 also sod Ila "best And barred from ay promo - Anniversaries. sandal is essentially accommodate Weddings. planning that you dare,- "Complete wedding mason are The ,now groups do not want sameacon. they are asking for investigations end in a brawl,' dons for Wee years v ns or to the removal of laws that protect Birthday Parties or Business Meet gs available and can be customized to suit individualn duo I cads and For details re the be scrubbed. and suggested adding colour N In 2007, Carter apologized to polau° hook special event, , call 519-753- the public and our common with a menu to not your needs. If you budget" your hydro-Ombec says the project. rotated near Labrador in the Gulf reports by using words such as members of the aboriginal cam- s" he s and Twit off, the grounds are landscaped for seasonal beauty m 3131 or toll -free at 1- 888-448 -3131. You of thet St Kimono:, could he maimed by 2020 and add more than " ann sand "whore" mashy at a private meeting. want the fine dining at affordable Auutrs. t of Fisheries and make your occasion more memorable and picture perfect. also menu at 1,500 megawatts to the yids Canadian FOSS The email was anonymously Camdim Press- prices. give us a call today. can view our online Grave spokesperson did not On July 20, the Olde School will also host its 14th annual golf wow TheOldsbuhoolResm50050 0s. r1 tournament at Ila oaks of St George Golf Club. Space is still

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. es of Silverfox's death was he a chronic visitor to the By Justine Davidson Raymond Slverfox, 43, died in the RCMP, that Mr Silverfox Iodic ANNIVERSARY REAL ESTATE RCMP RCMP cells, COMMUNITY EVENTS THE CANADIAN PRESS December 2WS after repeatedly endure the insensitive and callous "I acknowledge that the Call Tawnya for art,. Magi. yourcommuniy event ere adman at 519445.08680''Ìó9 or email clEIfieSMIemmelelanenewuam vomiting in n police cell bum. get tr..ent he endured while he was did not meet the high standard of The Mounties' treatment of WHITEHORSE The Yukon' top ring any medical attention. our care." are tot have esmblished for our- Silverfox has led to a review of j FOR RENT cop has made a video statement In a video posted on the Yukon m Clark's conntrnömho those he selves and that you should expo,. policing in the territory. DINNER THEATER GARDEN PARTY FLEA MARKET COTTAGES FOR RENT about.< in- custody death of a First REMP's webs., Supt Parer Clair made in news release late Iasi to achieve," Clark said in his During the inquest, SIlverfox's nt Willow Park, Now Credit Nations man but still hasn't apolo- said he is "shocked and disap- month following details heard a a scripted sat... "I want to sister, Deborah Silveriox, his Six !Wan. Native Pageant lerihwakweHr:fo Mulling FLEA MARKET speak openly about this and how daughter Deanna Charlie and Little ILrA Available immdìatcly goal to his family pointed, as are many members of coroners inquest into He chcvm- be at Forest Theatre Center presents.. SUNDAY, MAYOR 2010 I a Call -97E3. RCMP has reaped" Salmon Chief Eddie Skookum all Inam. rom to enjoy our An Open House Garden Party Lemma: Across from Clark has not spoken said they warnd a personal apology However, 2nd annual PINNER/THEATRE array, May JOth 12pm m loon directly to the media. nor has he farm police, but Clark has gill Time. 4111 Featuring this years Production r(g505 Sour Springs Rd KM gas p.m p'. FOR SALE spoken to Silveri family since not spoken directly to He family, Cast 520 per 12' x 12' spot "The wing of the TUSeamras" °bake, ON NOS IMO LAND FOR SALE > the end of the roques despite Rogen confirmed Monday bring J1 min. by, Wilma Green The following b omprof , Grain Bin and Wagons repeated requests .m a number of In outlining themeps the RCMP 11 Y FOOD FOR Sh L. Ontario Dimmed by. Yvonne Beaver and montes sermon Maude: For more info Call 905- J65á381 individuals and ems agencies. have taken since the inquest. laps,' KM Wading Ao11115 3ry Fundroirerfm ßmrd R'ver SATURDAY MAY 22/10 Other, Media Rememor RCMP spokesman Sgt. Don Clark noted five officers are JUNE& BILLIE STIR. Roane *VENDORS NEEDED. 5-8pm LILO OMSK School Clearing House Cell -4061 Rogers defended the commanding currently war codeofepW Best Wishes 519-445 For re info& ifsot said like r ` Stepping Stone Publications NOTICE OF SUBMISSION officers decision not to hold a news investigations while the two civil- Jahn Barns Ih1wrl. for mix event. * Dome Hearin modem= orris interviews wiN re- Two gaols working in cells the Sr. Marne, YARD SALE Pi TRANSPORTATION ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY REPORT (TEND Call Cam at 51,32 NO 'ECHOES Project" porters. day Plains did are no longer at MULTYF'AJIO.Y YARD SALE 10 AND 89 FROM SHELBURNE TO PRIMROSE 'Mentoring- Innbmogecrdmral HIGHWAY A prerecorded slelemeM posted the RCMP detachment IN MEMORY Fo'F'' MAY 56Tx G.W.P. 285 -99 -00 the asrL mgiiFip,' rel WANTED DETAIL DESIGN STUDY for everyone to see, avoids any Police are not releasing In memory of: BREAKFAST mammon journalists might names of the Mounties who face p uns. p.m., 65g Tomato PUPPIES WANTED/ The Transportation (MTH has completed en OmL oawn Study and Environmental Assessment for LISA M. FARMER SUNDAY MAY 23, 2010 (IO,,AAdmml's) MyMgHo stake when reporting who subject, codeof nduct hearings, although development spoils equipment, house Hgway0andee mprovemeMa from M ce km Ism ,(eke) Amok Bumble Bee Lower Cayuga LOnghnuse f CALL Y 289- 260 -1519 to address Rom.« Monday. Rogers said they are among the lamb Ceder kw the hId- car p hid We Wink ohm everyday il tuna lem of Puppiae this to t IMO standardsfo ra Kings Highway. is having a BREAKFAST from end to provide añ wpwurtc m mo a He midi. superintendent may 13 officers who gave evidence at on loumcv Through dons', TOYS and much mole. 4 weals end up. The improvement^ nude Nam-1 1am and v YARD SALE Proposed he available for interviews later the inquest and all had contact with The TreealL'vgs, xcllnces program. Cora soup and swnes c We mvslo Pamment thin week. the day he did. from Bam -IEPm ar.n.aa Slverfox Formoteinformation , Morn, Dad, Cordie, Shir( The video was given to Silver- One officer, Cons,. Groff Con Please ouatai Cindy Marin j WANTED Improvements Ran. YARD SALE and the FImt Nation be- the inquest he was being Peanars, roar. BREAKFAST a m m intersection font family attune r' (519) ]61 -2075 'I PUPPIES WANTED FOR Hawn Marcos, Katelyn & HUGE YARD SALE RN fore it was released to Me public, disciplined for his treatment of Sil- COOD HOMES Elijah BREAKFAST BUCK &DOE J FAMILIES IJBE Sixth line ,0emaae memo of Rogers said, but he didn't know verfox. SuPPOnyaurlocefcowwaniry for Rod Miller OPENING SOON SAT MAV IS 9AM -4Ph1 01Pwk9 timing how Hey responded. The internal investigation will j e the Samoan rrn,gJassortn tat zw, Phis Call: Bob Johnson 905-920 -4678 The coroners jury learned that look at video and audio recordings BUDS CIOPWAGON narc 'Spate placement of S. o THANK You SATURDAY MAY IL 2010 one meo Caf Rd* penal mbnkISpl.b Silverfox lay in a filthy cell, con of the cell block taken the day Sil- 7661 INDIAN ) NLNL RD would like to thank the Onondaga Conghonse Minor Intersection improvements erd in his own vomit and feces, for verb, did, as well as other evi- .OPI:11111O, SOON- FOR SALE munidpal mods, including Dreamumher Fund for no success 13 hours before an am- pence gathered by police and J:s0,m,_ 2mon Fresh Cut Fries. READINGS I more than Aa íS275, Wg new radii, paved at Don Warrener Martial Ans. *A1(yau ran oat* is made at the inquest, , maim Matte was fHallyad,ST Parrett. Salad TROY GREENE IS Emcee. nor 1 vsq David Drown ))i e Phoenix Green and paving: pgreding - During that period, he up Rogerssaid. the. AVAILABLE FOR READINGS 1 1200 diesel farm tractor 65hp all existing turning 26 times and omen appeared One Daring the inquest, the two con - y $3400, 4 tone gravel for en County Road 124 . CALL (905) 768-4479 drier.) unable sables in charge of the cell block Fully paved obWlders at select brand To book an appointment time. 1 5125. Call Jimmy 905- 765-2337 Roman The only attention the Little denied making axon disrespecHIT S loon- armacks1111 Eldon man comments that are shown In the impprovemeents inc drag new storm sewer system at the Highway and ee'mtemernenIn Generaltdrairage 10 received from police and guards audio hansmipt. Upgrade after his arrest and before the am- Rogen said the code -o Foam me cllu Napo storm qualify will E addressed as required throughout; balance was called vacwart maenad conduct investigators will look into esefery now. pang replacement end the removal mars prorealon ofrodsMe hazards. laughter, the ITIETYlneas of their statemen6 .alan s en En.ennmenta aniAct has toanwed the en V55+0 owns Silverfox was not violent to the jury, Delytehorse Star) Satkahthos Group awwe in the Ors t tor Provincial Transportation Facet a Cards Copies Ern, verbally abusive *awards nor Posters M ab, puTTIIITput throughout. A en.n-namr Errndmam Soddy Report MOO has been Prepared to Oxsarare b man m m Snq pus o.ofth Notice is b arms, commencemewpfinemyPmNic do as Ido mow pm. Tor m MR -l.m.+5da. a. Cop. TORE. w5 Rme a the g ! tt! Satahonhsatat S,.e wé weth:,a xy: W Region Ma Iwela ig,'took °1M Rom PlanningNEEI33 Daman GlOce 11/9- osca -. Ned Mm.Ft1890Em.- 4GOpm. 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J May G. 2010 20 .01.710:, t1RTLE ll .V5 May 12, 2010 IVR,LE _ - LOCAL lAND 21 Want to place a notice or career Smoke hut Six Nation Public Works removed an abandoned smoke but from community owned tendon High- !!W 40: ad? Call: 519 -445 -0868 6 Fagan Farm property. The Careers Fagan way at the former & Notices on mountain of only thing left behind was a small D Farm renege. The Oneida Business Park can be seen in the background removed The hot lud barn abandoned for about month. Li Attention \, .liii. ,Pe Grand River Post Secondary Education Office New police station over budget, protest and spring cause over run J 0 B B D A R Reminder: May 17th is the Al veld same tome Maim said pattmeot said It had only mailed ;_POSITIDx .. EMPLOYES 'LOCATION SALARY CLOSING WE Application Deadline for Fall or ;sue -'ssRM money that had already flowed to $400,000 so far and coved release Pall/ Winter Semester(.). Omth.,m...cn 11gn.n.aAatmaaTrades Traimactr, oAau.a In May tzMID aw ¿.w.... ':i..1i..`.'<-w., Ike band council from the federal the fund, Economic 'on Field needed to Council approved the funds being Apply on -line at itn y. pte0oyg .. menclk neM,DAw,akaaoU $aPa$n,aoocaeMarlamm :km he transferred to the police admñ released a meeting with the r ands. For more information call (519) -445 -2219 uni ' 't. pay about$'- nllnonm an MOO Assmat A... ILL Manua kn.., Mama ON acne MZU00....Amlo

A` 711111 -` outstandingnm bills. for W ....(1óy)(today) Canada, Prem. Mynas Poyem tram. an daim ON TOD Mm14010 ' bn However the band's finance do / , Dakota Brant is Program Assinaa Pk ON NUMB tMBrv10 eying Porntrnstota II //' 1le..w. Baru., - HUM Mmil 2010 ((// T/ OttE[JüÁ.aU2QGd'L Zdf Gl V¢f(O rz IIIIIiÌi Miss Indian World tar crone/ asti reo kw 0.2010 fi tarry WA Nurse, GIOW. Nommanaist rte Nurser, Nodal. Ea,.,' wreD rim.. - fitio Six Nations new police station is going on Fourth Line a will house police andan emergen p re,s, _ 1 T EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY BAND MANAGER centre in the event ofdleasteee (Photo byd(m CPOwless) - Mt NATION(i COUNCILY By Lynda Powtess new Six Nations Police Station up gone up, but the commission had The overall purpose OdM Band M.u9Or Y to Imomwb to Editor total of S52 million. also secured a $3 million grant management endbeeldsof delivery Band Bea programsmet cep POSITION DEPAaTMENT TERM SALARY CLOSING BATE A protest and hitting an unex- Sil Nations Police commission from Canada's economic recovery n craw b eandensure ethatnt near a MenemMembers n, met pected underground spring has chair Wellington Steals told band program Active Grant Napo [mtlinamr Pats BRxmeron Al- 21Yp..On Cane. 127.00 hi 123010 soresble,eRecrve and efficient manner. The Bend Manager will also pm pushed the construction cost of the council lest Tuesday the costs had Band Coward had originally ap- d aaraer enanere W.. NU a Paws MJ ata.no MMm to to10 mofan Ofleteedeeand will $45 null. 1 from Mc Y1I oser advice and AenseeoCode.. oo ono nMam Casey aí51 et MOO 110Se 32010 Rama funds for the -.. recoar me tlallans WOMEN Cond. Casino bun, A - - EDUCATION AYO PROFESSIOWRL cog. REQUIREMENTSenRMENTS Chairman expea the amarrpae eL.tmtO...n Sr. r} Pens..., deco. 00 rpm, b 8 A.M.A.Atl and/or ' n 808 2 58.511 commission will now only need R..rawWnu Management hut onollLanlanrrlelrJma lill related p g m S2.3 Ikon d original loan. J tie as of P^ ... wwwyrmtant ea 3-5 yeamOntexp Bement se cog' He explained the onion ved DmaE Classe License. nom had originally peen budgeted GRAND RIVER EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING KNOWLEDGE, SHILLS ana ABILITIES at $4.5 million. But with IN $3 I O as " I. el(elf Mors ai9 LF t million pant. the commission NOTICE OF PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE Nation organizationsovide and funding agencies. mould have only utled $I$ lull. provide as, mewls and tlowmea, ill ...ant lion of the S4 million loan Proposal to Engage in a Renewable Energy Project Md room. as apron unan rende - Excellent computer shas will P Dover B Nanticoke Wind Project council had approved earlier. include spreadsheet management and b p g' Must have Ile bold council had unfortu- experience in ACCPAC atl EasyPaY ttw programs, EO M ,. and

rudely fthSeased which meant h. rat internal 1 oawoensure n . m 'K stead of the 313 million loan they =^^^^ f mmov , principles os related ug Recruitment M - POD had 1..yhl the co. doom to, they performance appraisal tl ppa taORwe ability too iVl ttt a l Paled would new he needing $23 - NON. welt p dtldiscipline subordinates, P 9 monitoring .a Ilon of an additional- a15800000 f e_ and development N to identify budget dfunding is d., rn the original loan ,-1 ® Excellent ad .M skills and per@ managing mmHg But be laid, metre cull under the \I,_ tra6 d pile.. O m M a Voce rat policies and goal 54 mil council had ap- r procedures dheetl b and updates ea required, Effmti proved for N cmlmwti0i v, verbal ndlste 0g m+0le ail skill, M th lens knowledge sam cor He said comm.. had hit .on. -` of the Canada lab Code MEmployment Standards ACLT dsrp.wd prang h caused the = 1li +,l1 le de ND and management m.. Sbarg Nanning and plUp>s writing 1f" property00 to M nb.1enw5. men ,r Mils; Must possess M stadly and ewarenms to Ne Aborginal culture; basin put M. In addition M1e said a * Ability to ana underdone the Anishinabe language would he a aangmussv . speak mom., ° - protest in January cost mound J CWYY, x.s unsure' definite asset $30,000. n, Elected ChiefW Montour cangrambca Dakota Brant oar -' SALARY: Competitive salary darling of $50,000 $55,000 depending on Sixty Members of the Six Nattons on winning the Miss Indian World title. Dakota is the second Six Da- gtions and experience. M.'s si shut down Ne con- DATE: lian., win Me rite and thefust Mohawk woman ro be Mis ' r CLOSING omen. aim in early January. A Indian World Elected Chief Montour said he was very happy for Tuesday, May 2e, 2010 at MOO noon heated public meeting was held Dakota "This is a fine example f what our youth can do if given a o Please submit three (3 .. related references, cover letter, resume and and the commission mimed con Dakota was also congratulated by MP Phil PloPoleman and CPC marked chance.. mirs 1 we it Me took con- NW Dave Lever who announced her win in the Ontario Legislature n o ® ...,e..neumwevwsou.xvwewaww - CoM1MMial " to: tractor .meal weeks to bag his Tuesday afternoon. By Mall: Chief Orville Aguo equipment bole in ana restart fie Mr. amhonoured to noun ache ',anthem and all ErmEronmenEmor*Ernmomornom mom Rem NE,. mu,. urr un on w.rie.m Shogun. First Nation, Box 101 s ire. Oneefre that Brant, a memberWorn the Mohawk Turtle "°", sheguiamah, ON POP 1W0 "..wu.aM.ret"umare Maas said me commission had CDR from Sir Nations of the Grand River Territory in the rh ling of By ex: (TO5) 388 -9679 raised at least $1 million it r pub Brant, recently won the LOW Miss Indian World competition The By mail: .n5'0D4bna ram tg t tM1 p iem Th money While Me appreciated, only Pare selected pageant was held in Albuqueryua New Mexico, and took place this Ppnee.nn Mpam: gyp, allappuitalans lot paw are was used to parch. Mn land and m arum `pan interview will M meowed year on 24. e mmmom will furnish the building. The contest s part of the annual Gartering of .. pw.ua. Flamed Chief Bill Montour mid a North Amerie alargest powwow "Went,. in- remora of ndersi ing dgenouxwomen representing their dirent Mb¡and traditions, ammurowomummourom orm mom., ram ba ro be signed between band competed in Me Miss World competition the s f tribal council andnd the commission out- knowledge, dancing ability and personality assets. By winning this rm...r me.w..w....: -, a_ Posters lining how the commission in- major competition, Dakota will represent a /l native indigenous people tended topey bark the $2.3 milEon as a culturalaegnedill ambassador worldwide. ...,.mmm.. loan. wean Dakota will..grauating this year from theepresidenre honours role PnEgie Poem -° I hat! Ile said band council is now de- smut* romdmomumauntansaa cow Fa. of University when she majored in indigenous environmental arum, our, manding all outside agencies and studies,dia, and she one dayto ',wawa Ph. rama ml. flit Dakota _ ream 518 -0868 g lei g f ils from -U5 is an active leader in her Fry and one ftheY Sert teachers the band sign MOUS. the Mohawk mou Capital of language. eoNwrati Strate aid the commission will I'm wonted to say that mural, she the first Mohawk to be osammre.m.wamrwwama964pr. [WON'T Br,E `¡RFaaI:A'`n- pay the money from back its ad- caned MAsMadyon World, s is also mar model for her ministration budget in a form of uni the children in and the world large. Congratulations, Island Print .m0rrm- Ca70* monthly rent. -1 Turtle I*If®®© Dakota 're proud of you NymwehdPh y Lynda P cul RECYCLE THIS NEWSPAPER 7-

22 May 12,2010 May 12. 2010 Want to place a notice or career To be on this l ad? Call: 6 519 -445 -0868 Careers & Notices Business Directory Business Directory Please Call 519- 445 -0868 o ç." .. Request for GRAND RIVER EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING o Board Members +men Si Ibtlli Ni4fe K is an immersion joSTONEY'S ialt nneni:va Private School awene FOLLOW UP TO ea Trucking 8 Excavating Elementary /Secondary school that offers classa both ria iii rqpS Six Nations Workforce Development ,Arce Mohawk and Cayuga languages. The aim of the school is Daily hall 2380 sm Line Bob to preserve Rotinonhsloe.eilHodinohso:ni culture and languages. Phone: TANK Monday&Tuesday Baek141.,, amia :mg e.®51.881-4277, d, We are as THINK termitic seeking interested individuals to serve d Dinne Speciali (905) 765 -9858 Special Gravel, Top Soli, Trucking members on our Board of Directors and are asking for a As promised.. follow up to the Think Tank held in February, 2010 has been scheduled. 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