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Aboriginal leaders emerge ; . /A (I r.. v 3.q; l r/ from cabinet meeting with -. new political deals *jib" ` `r ,.h?' ,: ; OTTAWA (CP)- Aboriginal leaders signed deals with Ottawa ' : . ; on Tuesday that will give them a direct say in native policy ::aT` development. "Today marks an important step in leaders with Martin's inner circle v . building a stronger and more posi- of cabinet ministers. I tive relationship between the gov- Agreements with the national ernment of Canada and aboriginal Assembly of First Nations, Inuit 0111100$\1/2 Canadians," Prime Minister Paul Tapiriit Kanatami, Metis National Martin says in a news release, Council, Native Women's _1~t obtained by The Canadian Press. Association of Canada and Oentk)i L' A news conference was set for Congress of Aboriginal Peoples 2 .. Tuesday evening following an make good on a promise Martin (Continued on page 2) unprecedented meeting of native , New face on Rama board, Ont.Regional chief Fox resigns 4 By Lynda Powless Editor Six Nations former band council chief Steve Williams has been elected to represented the Independent First Nations on the Ontario First Nations Partnership Board 1,10 (OFNLPB) replacing the leaving Kim Thomas. Williams had been chairman of Ontario, annually, on progress of 'non.

the board prior to Thomas', a Six their casino. T Nations lawyer, election three Williams said he was "pleased to t ` . years ago. be rejoniing the board." The OFNPB oversees distribu- I" am very pelased. I think it's a tion of funding from Casino cruicial time for the (Ontario) Mike Doolittle from Pauline Johnson Vocational School in Brantford chases down Cody Johnson of . Chiefs. There's alot more happen - Rama to First Nations in Ontario Kawenni:io Highschool of Six Nations at Friday's field lacrosse tournament at Chiefswood Park hosted by . and reports to the Chiefs of (Continued page 3) Kawenni:io. Kawenni:io and Assumption High School combined to form one team and went on to win the tournament. See Lacrosse Special inside. (Photo by Samantha Martin) Assorted Italian IYy Inside , Ottawa brings in former high court judge to Local 2 s- - ; ..,° 7 schools talks Editorial 4 ' mediate residential

'.; lr`f-, °L OTTAWA (CP)- Former students Instead, they got news that former ment officials, the Assembly of 8 Spoils who endured rampant abuse in Supreme Court Judge Frank First Nations, former students and National 18 Indian residential schools were lacobucci will mediate ongoing others, and report back by March government 31 with a proposed settlement 20 expecting a long- awaited compen- talks for the federal Careers Try a sation deal Monday. Iacobucci is to work with govern- package. Classified 22 The package will address compen- TOASTED DELI sation, a truth and reconciliation Business Diroctory 23 Six Nations Band Council hires process, community healing, com- SANDWICH memoration, legal fees, and a spe- new S.E.O. former INAC worker cial mechanism to deal with seri- today! By Lynda Powless ous abuse claims. 0i> Editor Deputy Prime Minister Anne Six Nations Band Council has hired a new Senior Executive Officer to McLellan also signed a deal with replace Paulette Tremblay who tendered her resignation effective July 1. the AFN that will see the native . The new S.E.O. Barbara Craig is a senior Indian and Northern Affairs group play a key role in the Om twin' i4 bureaucrat, a former deputy minister with a legal background in the process. Ill 282 Argyle St, lands, estates and trust department and Six Nations band member. Craig The government and the AFN o 74470 04551 I 9 Caledonia Resturant is expected to begin working June 20th. (Continued on 18)

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1 June 1, 2005 2 Local June 1, 2005 4.? twat 3 Historic cabinet retreat on aboriginal issues expected to produce new A.I.A.I. elects first female leader at New Credit assembly By Donna Dune ö of Quince, and Wahta ono rights to self- govemmens high- Indigenous Issues in New York Carmine said that approach would ff Write, (Mohawk). lighting some of its issues with natural resources sharing, boards of education, housing standards the City that they had "exhausted" all mean, "less find,g gets down to I NEW CREDIT -The Association of .oafish says she is going to Federal Government and the legal and political resources in per- the level" (Conrinuedfrom from) ms for native housing, Poto Hinsdale, "The vast majority ed. groans .., private home ownership or Iroquois and Allied In... (AIM) Ono an improving common a Assembly of First Nations (AFN). wading Canada to ,shush a land PaMck Mach.. chief of she . heal. or adman.,. Instead, talks of our clients are those living Indian Affairs M neat Andy rv es. Also expected is a Sod tc elected iö first -ever female grand tion within and without the orgari- Laforme made la[ year. said Me MAI does not claim system that satisfies all par- Sucker Creek Nation, told the m hw b improve conditions on below the poverty line: single Scott confirmed that , Ottawa will set work of nome chief at its 36th annual gunlal noon agree with the -`No long, will w rn ottawe way the AFN has ties and "fans national reconcile- group they need to move away off reserve will continue mi. a mothers, Me homeless, Me people embark on a v.* different coon scbmlahoards M set higher ara' assembly held at Lloyd S. King "We can share ideas. Pm looking gone ahead vs, policies fimtnde discuss and with their renewal n," and .ey are seeking inter- from the Indian Act ifFirl Nations won it es to h he dard min t fall, that need these supports the most. ends donors. school May 25. at an enhanced communication the seesse i. them tsM you I h told ln f matin rim A'Al n national in on Nei expect a calks "long-standing higher level of blemish" The pacts commit both sides to 1 Denise Stonefish, or the Moravian we ss he Major cash i Ilk Sources say the agreement could soegy ."that don't work in assattempt by the AFN to turn mess -Tune tell .ansa h had an self-government"o April 3004 kick. offs ones Canada relations II '. rune continuing talks on how to improve Delaware Nano, beat out former Mdependent silos. I to have IY he put off wtil.en ...ere ease naive poverty by our oa government. N p said Lafonne. "When The India AO erpenati of talks with native leaders. people k g -.ere Ilbe,t her f aboriginals in all areas. AIAI Grand Chief Chin the organtration be informed poht a And some fear the political giving First Nations more access in The AFN is lobbying group not re dams with F. Nations the genocide of wn people As "TWS minciple of collaboation vgnnfxm policy decision... An accord smock with Canada's and a McCormack Oar. Nation f wally. of what is hags out a . I cnrdi will only men more talk lands std ¢sources government. don't feel the AFN lanes, sting happen ordeal own First Nation participating in Nat, will be.e nn,srcne of ow new !son told The Canadian Bess in n most high pfile native rights the Thames Councillor Chas there' is a government themselves.. pace Wetot when aboriginals have xniced ten Talks centred on how to rase Min won't know for a year or were contributing to our own ership. . "Ti's whale exercise is group, the Assembly of First limp with a respectable 28 votes Stonefish says she Is she can The renewal process appeared robe for rreahuen[ f two what kind of unpl he had - genocide We need to stop doing lake fair living standards on Time will tell ifthe pacts will aise rig. nil off about rewnciliavou" Nah oa, is being billed by me out of 58 to become the newest rep- fulfill her role. grand chief dueto the way Indian Affairs would The MAI also talked about the the ditty work with Me government busy talking until a what the Liberals have called "They're et the reserve will continue first Months of talks with aboriginal insiders a landmark dodo, her wealth of experience . in pots approach things -without consults- recognition and implelem naf and Mar requires a lot of political roundtable, but that's been pans muss ping next fall. leaden have Fed on a range of mon ful" noose inns ern tics She started out as a councillor hLafo Firs Nations goer saying discipline." on for 25 years,' said cube Federal officials have been mon. vase points, from the abusive legs The head of Me Assembly of First on the Moravian Delaware Band Name also had so that the federal government's "pan- Madahbee slid it "insane" to cy of residential to Ass Mock, 76 of Winnipeg. "And - g in "roundtable" process with schools neglect anted de federal govern- and served executive AFN Sulla I d - M - earln for National Chief Phil aborigine!" approach Mcombining keep going to lnMnsAffzvs asking s nasive ed treaties, Scott said Tuesday o sign a new pan at Ne his Scott called the development "his ..ing improved. Life on the leaders since April 2004 on secretary on the sal for three Fontaine s public supper[ of the Inuit, Meris and Fat Nations into for more money std getting will inform a lot of things. It'll Cabinetcp reheat. reserves worse 2 ranging from self-govern- years. Fiscal Institutions Act (FIA). The one group is a threat to First Nation "square and Wt change needs to change how historic grievances are Inca report from Ottawa, the - a I'm bringing to rho organization FIA would see ,64o ngo rota. Mentuck5 former Indian reside, to housing snort the development of mommy ccur III Me communines. Winnipeg Free appro.., Press reported Nat "I y work ethic. backs.. In four components such as a First They to lump nonsh said TuesdayeN riot school student Is especially mSix Nations Band Councillor Ave .ant us all into one "'The real all a this 'h But the rare meeting with the Phil Fontaine said the Liberal pore FirstS Nations politics." says Nations Finance , said disgusted that Ottawa h. put off a Hill said she thought the meeting Authority POT pot Laramie "We're oar, huge at Me First on level. We inner circle wont ,meet nails to put down in ,. Stonefish. "I'm hoping I can bring eign nations, Ontario doesn't do need to greater clarify how related compensation package for was long over due. dunk Ns is appease tn rhos, hoping for big words how it intends to streng.en a team concept to die association." what Otewa tells them to do, We communities are going to work'" several months while a former at. They (AFN7have made great spending mm us relationship with *anginal. She has a lot of work ahead of her. don't want to be spoon fed." Supreme Court judge negotiates stridesstnedes to get tape sage where we New ca. farourgent native housing At the cable retreat, we n Having formerly held only the 10P can get am d,tipiththefullcab- and education .on't some until clear commitment on this new Ma- AL Grand Chief Health std Social Advisory Board tTbazanoncementMondayhas ear a good step. I don't expect first ministers meeting this fall. tionship between the federal gov- Denier An,/ Ian son.. she now ha to familiar- Jetsetting Thomas is elected only made him more skeptical to see sty money come out That's because talks on how to best and first of it.I anthem N 0,205 .mane . 'ze herself with all the portfolios th about what may come of the don't think sell see Nat until direct funds are ongoing. said inn interview Wednesday. ere for the lobbyist rgam- the ...I organization. tit chief's representative at AFN Instead, Tuesday's meeting It has to go beyond just worm I I& brC'i. unprecedented cabinet meeting. maybe the fall. So well have to see Her strongest issue with the federal "Iis just wads. It's just talk." .hat focused on plans give First but there h. to be a firm comm. Swedish is the fast female grand government in relation to First Yellowknife assembly Nations flexibility to Outside the achy, pro- She theydcooscud while Sin Nations has more increase mon addressed in wining" chief of sty political rem riot Nations is "taking control of our smsg. Six Nations Elected ,Chief Dave elShe s whileed ".m we speak organ... in Ontario's history. membership." With a National General will not be attending the nor melon that we She was .e former deputy grand "We shouldn't be allowing Bill C- Patrick MadaAbre ^ not Friendship mum 'an Brant MP in Cabinet retreat Assembly of Nations Anon. align with thed"'" we Fitt al won, chief of the MAI for eight man 31 to di., who k or who t Nan x Commiss n, Firs AEA' .r l'AiI Y'muuine uastcalled and heal a drum as the "'NM" general need it" says women's , std bongs 17 years of experience moss. If we continue) th. s way. Nations prime minister mIN matrimonial rights sending councillor Melba Thomas Elected Chief Dave General did in aboriginal politics to her new we wont have any members with Board, and First Nations Statistics,gm Tha network of 117 centres, which to ll g wln'f tread. The Assembly o[ First Nations not room Turtle Island News caul. tops on his role. M the next loo all designed to boat hest Nations[ - N list years." General told coned he is staying 00. deals with everything from drug a ord, is uhimarely m vá0 Inuit Tapir. Kaa and Man M By Lymdo Powle.ss -I MN h1 m honour." nays Mississauga¢ of the New Credit homen ,o scup' of and... addkctimn.job couo- eu resourcesand National Council sipped separate Stonefish, of being the first female Chief Bryn Laforme, member of eHoweve, Laforme says he fell An/SIN-dam tomisN tO Six Nations. selling, was not invited to the cabi- the way grinding elected to position. I n m No IAL says he is looking for- Fontaine has epped the deals toward denting aborigi6, a out of Brant Liberal hIY Lloyd St Ne -or 5, Nations Band Council did not poverty First Nations self. something ward to working with Stonefish. authority ol his s Melba Thanes rights that are recognized In Me Cmeeng. rowed Amid headed Intoi the cabinet lset outto d", mon Team Thomas was going nth after she sufficiency. a lobby and She's been around a long time. creating govern- her election last November had "Our mandate lsto serve (native) Mmes. to improve retreat on Aboriginal Affairs err The AIAI is political "91., ,other she was appointed. Cnstitution to er dismal housing and stun mtivist soup for first m She has a wealth of knowledge she mom well have to deal wtith when been Ottawa, Vane.. poop. nn urban ern on the Mean. money serina he R highlight d. tram The lull. ssembly will look, an [ Tuesday, meetng fs nor n ahem Ontario and on reenes are also nun. concerns of aboriginal Ontno th hen member moons .bons lo the table has going he set. up these compoanö When o peered to produce new spending and" said executive director .6 matrimoni- .roar things, First Nations S.kat now lessee. She is also They include e 1 to be moni admimstrati'e where. °sera high i said std don al righns and residential school sur- Ca.. t Gov , education and hoe expected to attend the of (Potaymtomrt. Barthexana her predecessor on re v cal," dce ' e nything we Ck VIVO( catwalk. B dot ing mot. Moravian at the meeting, mem- already Thurin meeting in Eagle Lake Amend, is cs of five mem- Ojibwa), tDelew,rel, A. AIM have." Thom. is pow lio holder for Boris' Thomas has not provided sty pub- bers of the federal seeress, II Na Ojibwa), M' users of ben morph, m the past years L. oar. former Grand Chef sootalsm ils tic written reports on her travels - Aboriginal Affairs the Credit ). Oneida ,rim ac d stressed N ¢gang ChnsMcCormicketold he United Mars. Sma mote. Six Rrem M U yaS Amand on cellos co n Nations n included in his dna. of the Thames Mohawks of the of pushing for First Nations "Mar .' dm Pormanenr Fsw. ss b -g I 5 Amend sad-% se o s1n H d the ihm of mammon. 0 soon as poss,bl le Williams elected to board, Fox resigns as Ontario Chief ri real mew" rights fee baaginal bong closure to t e res arnnal for the AOCC said semen 'the type of wmnó we (Comfnuedfront front pogo) tainlY glad to be Pan'1that' Williams was nominated to the rt. Miller said 'naybe the rest of -a officer lower food prices school - abuse issue. That out- , imp., The 12 Ontario Independem First bard by three t Nations, the sent Bars on .ere are three sadist to roc addressed, Rights (Tali. There's slot mac happen- on natives mess Mc country and Aloer... Sis Shawatniga, Soso St, k who they were nominating but our fitted, election for one year elec- .00 flow to sep,ated spouses ing wi.Me cash discussions, clos- him Mid. mainly on individuals from or at Nation, 81,101 Teratory "I am very happy that the First elected chief didn't have one tron for four pm or election for 160 Main St. S. Hagersville s .c country are articulated ing of Me casino threats from the Six Mimi would like to lg,,,l iuNCdivorcea,titgg Island): Tale Sand, Nam have Mar kind of coma because he didn't tell . anything three years, or n appoinnnt for prom, province. There are a number of (Walpole "The finilizedThatdogetclosurend he about . We given the one Old Canadian Tire Building" vial laws pertaining ro family emoong Independent Finr hem la ;' said.. asst loom. 1 an glad 1 stn going m be are able to move on with thelives Nolo. (formerly WhReaog): Six band council chief oppommity to discuss who lee A three year election now would rights and abiiss" pan of Mat discussion,'" Nam std allow them to ere very Animbliigoo tae t Dave General had ,.misted an were going to nominate We know rout us off our schedule of normal °c He said those same righa have Ontario had threatenedtened to pull its lire uvgible expression from the fed,- Amshinaabek Fint Nniaa Ifm- row. Dave (General) nominated mime: she said. "But there Is be applicable to aborigine/ women licenseen from Casino Rama over al government as to how halo. merry Lake Nipigon Sam from Akwesasne." also the possibility of a one year mon .Inuit legal is s ues cor th the Web/ Charmin governments committed wrongs she was pleased with That decision will be formerly ( FcisMiller said a.m.. host community Mewls formerly Big Trout tart Shot ilia de on first day, whether an Mnjì kning WI Police bust aboriginal marijuana smuggling ring I'm glad to he. we have our appoinnem while made or an Jumbo Lake 39, lass,. Mum.. MONTREAL (CP) More Nan 200 pollee members But, Williams, also the .luaus, including Mt' "iß Chirp.. of eauygeen and own . Nile person in there election held" st That is of an aboriginal police force, dismantled an our mail crime alma - profitable anus. federal election mg Chippewa. of N w st. ICepe et Mough he wasn't nominated Outing last year's along marijuana discus ion r Bathroom o native comunities in northern Quebec and Nun matt. Cro er) by our own elected chief. I know Fox had a.m. run Luc an going o be havingd I mo m. w-'f Officers from the RCMP, Quebec provincial police and the Kativ. Steve. He'll do a good job." Liberal candidacy but lost his bled regional police teamed up no execute .total of 45 outs[ warrants Tuesday r Me.v.e Ontario Regional Names epee/. cndidaes for Tissue bring. Police also carried out 121 additional searches in Chief Charles Fox b. resigned. the position are already surfacing the Montreal area Police say gang leaders were mailing between four and } Hey Students! J1 Fox coed term .OmN including Chris i k, fo, 30 ROLLS Equal to 44 rolls!!! kilograms of marijuana each week to nano ReginalChief, tendered er AIAI head Larry Sault, for - Do you have a great idea fora business /F+ Wad" sixThe investigation resulted in the seizure of two residences ands about 12 ana are between the ages of 13 and 257 nation recently to take position mot New Credit Chief, Tom Vne 117111.. " We reserve the right to limit quantities. While suppl.s last cars so w col. H alth Canada. He has saved Bonne. chief of Kettle std a N oTmRMaSaCmmy Akwa years of a three year term. Sandy Perot' lot few* _.....n k ced ThChiefs of Ona meet Iun If an apemmnn is made a list of STORE HOURS CORRECTION ,a Omni%e mobil= mew ;Iwnhla` ben of his council when they 14ilr 15th, and 16th in Eagle Lake possible candidates includes for- 7. - In the May 25íM1 edition Turtle Island News a tea held l SUNDAY 9:00 AM 6:00 PM of n rank n leaned he had nominell someone First Nation, half an ham outside mer mind chief Cord Petal, were MONDAY - FRIDAY - 8:30 AM- 9:00 I'M for retired each. said lie sponsors the event Six Nations DraYe without council approval. of Dryden. former Akweoe chief Mike Education Commission, Six Nations Polytechnic and GREAT. GREAT 1T 2005 Helen Miller said Six Fox's ',tenement is on the age. Ml Well. SATURDAY - 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM Councillor was not a sponsor of the even. The Gand River Post Secondary bI.,Y.od applt,Wy! Nations should have nominated da for the first day. Education office was sponsor of the event. Island the third Title News someone from their own comm., Kimberly ,Tenn public rela- In The Heart of Haldimand County! apologizes for the error. 4 Turtle Island News - Commentary -June I, 2005 0 r North America's #1 Naliee Weekly Newspaper! June 1, 2005 °M ALL. AWAKED OUT 5 Okarahsenha teeth Oeekweleoneeene Af3oRIGINAL local ,t9";; ?' ljURTLE USLAND NOW ARWAEN£ss tore C NA EWS Ohsweken's Most Wanted Dude Island News is published weekly on the Six Nations Grand 0 O I River Territory. It is a politically independent newspaper that is ó . wholly owned and operated by aboriginal people. No rr r portion of the newspaper, including edverlisemeeta, pictures or Q = l i editorial content may be reproduced without permission. PUBLISHER - rWne Island News Publtea#ons EDITOR Lynda Pawlew Reportersrt -,Samantha Martin, Jimm C Potatoes Donna Dario °O IL . Advents', Manager -neck Brant M I - Turne (stand News is a member of. +Canadian Journals. Association American Journalists Association International Committee to Promo Journalists Worldwide ,` I 1 I: MEMBER ONTARIO PRESS COUNCIL i Turtle Gland News - P.O. Box 329, E 2208 Chieawood Road Ohsweken, Ont NOR IMO Telephone( (SIS)1190161 ho(519)445 -0865 L. awns ,.Tz goons Email-mail mm Centre combined forces Friday c May 20 to launch then 9t amtl yam Wt/tams andan artwork Fou can see Bat Zelm in Caledonia lPhoto by Edna Good, newtews@theto10, Community Awareness activity the "Reading County Countme Fun Volume 10, Edition 22 Letters: Reader worried organized crime Fundraiser." The activity gives community members a chance name Local artist likes showing off Six Nations Second Class Postage Registration #0728276 some fun laying 'Saps and funny charges apes someone else All funds raised the By Earno J. (Mk, mum,.. Randy as as a Websit e:www.theturtleislandnews.com we donated to Six Nations Achievement Centre Henn, well sports hitting community The event prove its opals. once again mach., including "Being Srñflwr Cheyennes poster is hanging fast figures Gaylord Powless. Ken Six Nations anises musicians and And then there were none... Note: The writer attended a recent nerved from Nose two principals) I Confederacy. It is the people who Public Nuisance', "For not looking idler her Munro. by not driving inside the entrance f ,fis in Odor.. Montour. Tom lxmghhero.' spud- hero are the subject of a Six Nations police community stated that drugs went directly should be pushing to right up our around the village'. Caledonia. She said she decided m and Stan Jonathan.. young artist's nark. eo .. . asst Me foundation of the Great Tree of Peace, for it is not straight. This years (Blacken's Most Waned Person was Debra Greene do seething about the stereoor. said she hopes to hate The hard work is about to begin and time is naming out a To the Editor. Law. Drugs do not bring peace and This Saturday at Council I will Debra Penes). The tote) amount of her charges wee SITU Who was she Cheyenne Williams. IV Coon cal impression of nano people by her an work on display at Lars On Monday Paul Manas Liberal government announced it had Six Nations becoming the hub mane* does nothing for unity. To look at not how many Chiefs are in charged with?: ^Hamsmem" Being venially Challenged Being of d. Wolf Clan dni.d m Otto putting together photos end hobo. omit National Aboriginal Day in appointed former Supreme Court Judge Non look. to mediae a set of international crime, believe differently is absurd. attendance, but how many people amble bingo player' "Her fad not touching the floor when sining on the sehjeo of racial proles in a plies of such notable celebrates lune. C said she ta busy tlemrnt package with residential school survivors and he hat 10 months way by This should stake all She ores The next question was one of ono the m support Nose Chiefs. It chair'. Way to go Debra for being this year's Mae., Most pose cresmg pose including actors Gry Farmer ad yore, o noNer larve emtiad to do it And the clock'a y.. unity The atom of foreign pur is us, to people who must work to Wavier (Submitted by Kevin Martin. Community Service Order displaying three and suc- lay 8ilverheelk singes Robbie Bread and Cheese_ The judge will work with f ederal officials, tire AFN font. students easeful members of cum pre using Ms tenitory and the WhoAfro Nato she Six Nations police, straighten our Tree of Peace Will Coordinator Six Nations Correctional hen cos 1 the native Robertson and Derck Mil., :Mist compensation, truth nd ono, .come up WM a package that addresses compliance of a few of ow people the Crown, the Band Council, the you recoacitiation, community healing, commemoration, legal fees telling, to assist them and themselves can- Confederacy? l say it is the people. Elliott Six Nations man died of and a mechanism to deal wins serious slue claims. not be tolerated. For it is the people who make the A package was already proposed by the A.PN., monde ago. A drug problem here is real and LIQUIDATION natural causes Hamilton AFN leader Phil Fontaine called the agreement he signed Monday with does exist. Many of us know who 9C MOW MOM 710C XOC MOM 70C 72 order) Decor Deputy Pre Minister Anne McLellan a ffietoric moment' ands "turn- d where but chooseo not stet WORL1) ing p (That ù an TURTLE ISLAND NEWS police say involved. old retie. 11 OUII)Ar1'ION We hope that for the sake of our Hamilton Pogue otee .SY club.. () Anna °P r' P But the g history d eight to any sudden) in A DEAL SO B18 WE MU TO SPLIT IT I MOWN( - d died ptior to Mr. must k .). xx ®i None mss whose burning body S'1 thi newly ammo.. process. Instead, it smacks of another delaying Ise. °kaiahwlkelx u°.w ; °o° ú Bird Feeders what I found out Mat days .bo ws fund 1.t weekend here died flames from by mmpfire tie. v Save at least the t Six Nations Police event) Name Bird Houses of al muses. sprmding. Fo smaller emphasis is on fair and just compensation healing and gSÓg°V- shocked me. ne officer pl lured Street' Bird Baths Game Silversmith, 52 of Ile had been found in solo. reconciliation.pn a Ile danger that meth labs would City. e Garden Stakes Hamilton ou Pund soar by area where many haute.. people we hope so. have f built In this territory. young girl who was rearclung lo chink, pol' d P _ Postal Code Phone: But c have question why wined the Liberals NM announce Wind stakes h cause of bleb is speed. b they (police) Email addrea beside Ise railway track, for not amounted a Pen Wind Chimes es death Pmkege. raid IE 118 P con addictive. They X ^ The Story dean For months the AFN has been pushing a compensakon package that (poke) sod remake meth lab dl TIN Subscription ONLINE SOON! on TM non Wind twirlers Rumours had uAn Ó that B Het Dave Beech loom addresses 11 of in items sal is in itself fair the palo only offer- s N had nom m on fire Police Service said foul play is not the equipment o.. Would you prefer your subscription online? Sun Catchers Silvers, ing the survivors of these horrible sod, S10,000 each and another injuries but police cuspated. could heMogot at dy store. Tier n ynv 112ói and died of his Sculptures 53,000 for each year they spent in the schools. Putting the price of your alto said that methhas made Yes No said an autopsy showed no signs of Mr. Silversmith left behind a wire culture and Identity for someone who spent 10 years in the school et Hower Pots irmads sI Oneida and Monkey. Your email address: injury or foul play. and three children_ . buss very behests . 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L i June 1, 2005 June 1, 2005 9 8 f 118 0 v_ Sports /11(r/ LCmd.(rll night Arrows defeat Toronto Thursday at ILA and shut out Ottawa Saturday Six Nations Chiefs fall to second place after loss to Barrie Saturday being the first to scorer 4:33. added a goal. The Arrows followed suit in the Clay Hill - - arse the game up at l3- 13 sending Sum points. (lain) Six Nations answered back with a Miller added two mainland single second period scoring .N more In two points and single nSly a 10 minute overtime pend. mm wwith goal from Ben Powless at 8:58 mth attiets came from la.los. Cody goals to make it 12 -0 going into the " Nations dominated the fourth goals care from Dallas Squire, a helping pass from yse Jamieson and tyre third period. penal scoring three goals to take Sm. and Are Powless. Single Toronto scored their second and Arrows Express tao much for Jamieson scored twice while sin- ..z: the I7 -14 win over Brookline assists came from General final goal of the period M1 109 and Ottawa Titans gle goals came from Sid Smith. Montour, Jamieson, Longboat Powless led the night in poi. , d Sihm oem on la Wirt MR Ts ors Express travelled the Incas Miller, Powless and Kent with three goals and three assists I nry, Mumm and Chad "Spook" more goals from Denny Hill and sú hour drop to Ottawa Saturday to Squire. followed by Squire with four goals Squire. Nanticoke. face Co ore, team luis, The Arrows Express finished off and Nick Todeau with thine goals The Chiefs headed back toad Nanticoke and Lucas Miller 'A' league the Ottawa Titans.lw the game with goals from Danny k1 and new assist home floor of the Iroquois earned assists on Hill's gal and The omen, sir in tenth Dill and Jacobs w the third period Rl Ikat Busk (301, Bombe, (3A) Lacrosse Amu Saturday night for Stu Hill earned the mut o place of the c twelve team league malting it 14-0. z-.. J.-J.+rvi and wed (JA) came home with game against Barre. Nanticoke, god. winning only two of their eight The Arrows Express are in action T'1tR K The Arrows had a wrow one goal games. ..anon Wednesday at the Iroquois 1011 lead going into the Nid period bur The Arrows Express opened nods Lacrosse Area when they host :: it proved to be enough, with them game wed goals. eighth place falls 8 p.m. ,(Ir, r 4.4 lo core for more goals. Powless and Nanticoke bath i.'', g Squire, Danny Hill, Craig while single goals / Ken scored wii. and Murray Porter each Sm Hill and Jamieson. --I M _ ti Point came from } L. .' `J ef M ' B°,`' 4" ANNUAL AKWESASNE INTER- TRIBAL MEN'S "a.T-ct GOLF CLASSIC `-'-,'. r á Saturday, June 11', 2005 Malone Golf Club- Malone, New York - East Course A Bottle Lakeshore player amps op to nay Our ofAa ereuce+a the second period If009oreoy nighth game. Shot -Gun (Photo by Samantho Martin) 1:00 p.m. Start SIX NATIONS - The Six and 14:31 with Delby Powless, Six Nations and 50,04)ín with $600.00 /US per team - 4 Man Teams Nations Chiefs settle into coed Cam Bomber, Kim "..Sot" goals from Cal Smith, Todau and and Captain 8 Crew Scramble Formal - NO- PRO'S place ohm &hating Brooklw on Squire earning assists. squire. Me road Thursday and losing to Single first period goals came Tom Montour, Squire, R Ir ettalenon 'moot or trinmand Barre Saturday night at the from Powless, Squire and Art y., Mike Longboat and Stewe o (.. ln Iten Sel Mt ana ll .11 n..m n n4á Iroquois lacrosse. Arena Powless at 10:41, 11:33 and 17:51. Mom, all earned assists. , The Chic. tooled to Hone, Assists carne from Nick T al. , After exchanging General in Cody Jamieson keeps Iicpv on the ball even after being cheekdto IOo a1 Thursday night an ca a home Kyle Jamieson, Derek General and (avow of Ken "Montel' Montour - prepared ro Dow MOON* $ Thanday night the to poor of the Ape, broa,. dune with a 17 -14 win in mer time. Bob Henry. late in the second period seemed Toronto Beaches. by Santantha Martin) he the the needed and FOR REGISTRATION AND_] The Chiefs were our scored in the Six Nations stepped It up in the boon nom rely Imago ea 9010e uv on Fe at Savresy abbe* DEADLINE with by breaknig e en Ney went on to nom e rooklin -- first period eight goals to five mama pawn gants againa1 Borné at Iroquois..s Lacrosse Arena The fumy. lour Ay Samantha Martin defeating them PAYMENT IS FRIDAY JUNE 3, 2005 Brock Boyle scoring twice at 945 001 three gals a piece fo bath six Boats to three in the thud Period 1,6 in their third game of the velar. (Photo by Samantha Martin) Spurts Reporter oar, out taking the lead 8 Motel CAN 1ó18d9341123 .._. ._.._.._.._.._.._.._.._.._.._.. Barrie shut out Six Nations in the SIX NATIONS - The Si early non in the first period with HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS: Super `lam Practice rounds available by calling MALONE GOLF CLUB- 1d18 A83 -2926 The nix patio sconse seven coals. Nations Arrows Express remain i god at the 3:34 mark and another FOR PRACTICE. RANT FARM Six Nations HS able ri score in first place alter defeating Toronto later in the period at 15:25 fora t- SPECIFY EAST COURSE the second and Nid Pend but a at the Iroquois Lacrosse Area on dad PRIZE MONEY BASED UPON SUPPLY CARI NTAG SHOPPE FOR MORE INFO CONTACT: DENNIS CHAUSSI .ri and they lost with a Thursday and shutting out Ida. Six Nations came back with two 30 TEAMS: B vino. 1.613436 -1424 OR T After Market Specialists T' New Arrivals Windohim major gap ofb12. their first loss of on Saturday. of their own from Holden 1- 84,000 Optional De mason gets beached by Arrow 4yse a1 6:17 with help from Ida EMAIL chaussibearlahotmd 1 cam - Everything from L Toronto 2'n - 63.000 clamor to UNO Farm - Industrial Automotive y1 scrod ice while stale Express Jolmson and another goal from Teams are urged to enter early woman. spot Lighthouses to Tomahawks to: 1 °- 52,500 &LotgI)opo mummer*1111 orno moos carne firm Oellsy Powless, The Toronto Beaches visited the Mach Nanticoke h1718 with help Make cheques /money orders payable ¡$ rc "H COMPANYOMOr -ou ¡di An wA- -roar. 4.- 31.050 t7 Opeioml Nor ese Cody Akwesasne Inter- Tribal Golf Tournament IalWw row. Mm Tim Bombe, Cam Bombed ILA on Thursday and w the Si from lambs. 5 °- 51,000 emu (519) 446 -3925 to 1 wet are nonnore yea.. Ca.. and Kim °Kim." Squire. Nations Anon Express ease Ism The reams went into oleo anti 345 NEARS ST..,1:011-1- DOVER 3333232 - Nick Todeau, Cory a Six Nations wcg., lied at 2-2 with Toronto rer tOteaDosttase em it bra ddol -- _- ,_.,--- ....-- ._. -.- - taboo. bige Me and Powless earned two .sots and 511 NATIONS PARKS & RECREATION FOR INFORMATION CALL (519) 445 -4311 single assis. came from Clay 1411. Team Game Jura is WrOXESOO THURSDAY S.M. Sao alto seamy MONOAY Tummy Boyle. Chad Squire and Russ acros e m v. Davis. or l Arena mC Sheets roqu'ICHEz9MEs Casino,. han .8 tun pure ROClLI Pm Ilkorwlpla ref P° as Otm00110Ls Togas, are in action again until Amer atom .10a 11 pro next Thursday when Ney Ravel to Mohawks vs Peewee na va Results MAIN 14 oleo and next Saturday when WI Ragman pmc Slone prae pm Squirt ch Towne. darns 2. Ave pee Ney Ion the Moran Sloan from and event are DIAMOND s a . p L.P. aP ° This will he the first time they from Tyra Duuwan always welcome DIAMOND Moo Pings Lamb Orls Pads cita have faced both team this season. . am. via vs JarVIS norm. aepm Fishewl d an elos Past games. To submit OAT The Chad beat out Aeu.a.rge 3- #2 w Moen, m ema PMBantarn G. vs n in the quarter finals of the Mann your team scores simply CAM.. BlOpm em er- natty dad Cup race last yea. fax to 4ñen tire pert m rentre swig nag Turtle Island 6. on 7.30pnr J,, Got sports? (905) 768 -3999 Bau s., News Sports Dept. 3201 Second line Call Turtle fax: 519 -445- w,. ON 4opd. lArenurso r. trre..a Yana S.m.ea.. amANNU4yn1M LONCeOAT Takes ody done 19,1005. dam begin 0730 am at Mc I L. Thomas gcho0l. R n will Dan 019.0 0865 Chan, sow »1.1,19 Island News TOM LONGBOATOAT volunteer Emanate. lane e A IS from 6 p.m 7 pm AM.. moo, 1s Nis...Ng are asti m alti Nett nine, Registration starts a Ration office. 000.00 fee. Tan place a TweB L.A. SINS, SPORT AMT- Ases 4-12. Y. ass Sessions. All 70 445 -0868 or email July 25-29. Canoeing, -ding. Sorel, games cad Courses 52S Ragmen lune 7th.p 519- cflCaLI)o ADVENTURE CAMP. Ag. SLAM GticiiaD s: .6 aa.5Pn SwagA SwaA6amn songstmm Trot . r nu. loose Monday 09000 or mau sports @theturtleis G3gaGOcom) tritycwg li4;:aGeo dti3 L ALL WALKERSARONNRO rCKAeldNm.teuthensrkAdairownMe . ella dora .pare thetnrnelel.Rd. ,TARIO LACROSSE HALL FFAME- Six Nation Nominees Committee for the Ontario lam Han of Fame are caning for rumina. in pla ye and r. landnews.com Ea;OG,C000 u`t3.ua budder, categories NerninNon forms are available at Parks and Recreation. Deadline tbr nominations is 3:30 nen. sinks June 10, 2005. J/ 10 June I, 2005 June I, 2005 ' 11 Swat r. 1. l., atartS Six Nations students shine at area high school lacrosse tourney TtrFlleLrGHldAcas

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WE GOTTA GO I "Come play with us" LOW WHAT'S '74 Iv O. and' Delaware Nation Head Start 3rd Annual CAUSE WE INSIDE GOTTA GROW GOLF TOURNAMENT ...... «. °° i..%w.s°` Rebels players still 0111L11811 only ste9.ar..... adjusting FRIDAY JUNE 3 ", 2005 13d5...... !ACROSS,' rroas Wardaville Golf Club Meet the Six Nations Rebels 905-768-9199 - Shot Gun Start 9:00 a.m. alrAge 3201 Second Line R.R. 6Hagen -iOe N0A IHO - Two Man Scramble axiscorm-r*eeorn Meet the Six Nations Chiefs - Must be registered by 8:30 a.m. on June 3, 2005 nvcrCOriw/ s. 4 Come on mow rat I I be CO thr. Ow. ammo Meet the Mohawk Stars 18 Holes - Cart - Steak Dinner 2101 PONTAC GRANO AM 9E1 down to get $70.00 per person- Payment Due May 20, 2005 Only $775.°iea.,a. Gloves all your $toos-.°/.a,. ""r- the Six Nations For Registration, or sponsorship opportunj}ie , NATI° Meet Chevrolet 99 Lacrosse contact Barb or Jody at (519)692 -35 ammawk taw sate.in-. Arrows Express S99 Needs! Prize Table Mulligan, Putting -. f LEE MUNI- HURRY DOWN TO st, Longest die. Closest LEE MUNRO pin, 50/5O Draw, Trophies. both 442-CARS men and women! HEVROasTE.vnais 103 n Check out our huge selection of Equipment i All Proceeds to Children's Recreation F 1d1 J June 1, 2005 12 June 1, 2005 d tit 13 Via , s , Meet your 2005 Six Nations Chiefs; Chiefs settle for second place Arrows Express start off season strong with new team for the 2005 season By Samantha Martin By Samantha Martin Canada with hopes of hinging to go all the way even before the Sporn Reporter me the MOO Cup for the first maned winning all lata Junior 'A' Standings ._n ' a J" ' Sparts Redrew f SIX NATIONS The Six time since 1992. of their Wake gams the After thee gams, the Six Nations - . Ya(.r.r..rnv.pnMSma.r1. Chiefs have gored into second place Nations Arrows Express have The Arrows Express have said reme emes and opening the season ,lt!fT, in Ne Major series standings. begin) their season in the op spot goad bye to former captain Stew two wins and one ohm Amu A/5"4}_Y The Cime have wan two dose of the hind 'A' Standings with Mon mimeo moonion loos to mmpton, being defeat.) seven ms one loss. Dan and Eli LAO games over Brooknn and suffered a all lust t"Bookie' Elliot Hill by only one goal, Flo ana.,emWlhew,.h. The Arrow only o o due age m and web They then went at o defeat last 12 VI 33 1,0 Whitby 46 231-1 prove last year'ses Ones Chan - carved some rash faces year rivals, the Whitby Warriors 1 - Y.! _L____J_ end, putting them on second plare . Loa \ The ' Rum Davy FN 11111 Dan 'Baowe' Ea DOEJamkeR Tim N"mbero RN. Rork Che Trig nsiip smell fluke Nato prove The Arno. Expmas prow. to the with an impressive 62 w L': ne point behind St. Catharines and zW De Hm Defense Defense Dehne Meese that they are the hest team in tan s attic+ still Afire defeating I theyt a tied with Akweres. for second Milos loan Ahab,by tit C team: Ma Last Defense IAN loom Ms Last Team: Sla Last Tama:N! IIA tom: 10 IAN IAN Nathan Missing Heeadshots defeated Orange -5, Sl. 4 81 35 03330 Nannsfhiefsm team. sae Lau tom: Burt. Natlna Chiefs Nation, Arme Nano.. Arrows Ballin Cto) s 9- 9 -5 The hwdoare idle á Nis weak then Gilchrist Lucas toi Tames an 4 54 61 13330 Iza shut t the league's flames lean. they he Akwe two the Defense Kent Squire 4 32 74 2340 O.. 11iÍ1 the Ottawa°tnn. 140 on the toad. I la I II Thursday. The Chiefs Donny Pl s TIM, ont Last Team: f The Arrows are in action at the uta defeated Moo.. Wee gams to Isaiah Kicck.sway Arrows - :meIn the ymtm ondes last rear. Andy Secede melena !roost Ama Illy W when they race off ~ The Chiefs then comeAr back to the Huey11 Johnson ...day .1 _ Sid Smith against the cigim place Oñllia.vA I t--' 1 mms. to face ' The have some Clefs F3 Chris Cody Murray Craig Point f \ pW playas with me -Monk. ` Pea Jamieson Parsee I fee Denbo Sem Ma.w Tam Montour Dallas tact` 1n Pool Chad ire DelOf abut backbock to Syracuse far wood Robbt Menu Offense Offene m/ttMfen Squire offense wc did nt up some good Courtney Offense Defense I aso Team: eat Tenn:Oen Last Taut Sk Last Team: Buffalo Last Town: tin Ieam: lost Team: Buffalo ManagerRurr Post and General Shoots: Left Last Team: Last Team Arrows Nations Arrows Bandits Notions ('bleb Warriors Lau Team: ISM. Bent Douro tv Postdates sail. 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London 8 5 0 6 61 -5 -0 NOA IMO FOOD PLUS 519- 759-0705 (905) 765-8207 - - 17 June 1, 2005 16 cj Local June 1, 2005 Ontario OPP commander tells Ipperwash inquiry of police being shot at, returning fire council to track registered businesses FOREST, nr(CP)_ The unmdn vaA. Our Six Nations band tb. odd` lenged" the Dhows, leading than other agencies," he said. White told conned, the issue was a ter given to the Six Nations Provincial Oder a returned fire . (OPP) snipers That changed in an instant, and By Lynda Powless to a confrontation, he said. Carson said he wanwarned a pea r'. Souvenior Shop until it discussed Ne Ipperwash r ln a opened fire." Carson told We prime example of why council pm officer he had to A few minutes arer, he was told a monism w sendoff, and Editor We movers. taped conversation thatmoffofficers Carson, who is now deputy com- needs to set up enteric. ells*. Ne Woe with m o native had been shot. the a leading up o George to a business registry of sorts were shot at by native protesters missioner ahe Six Nations bated council Is getting closer establishing good case for aening rp mom. Councillor Chris Martin asked if of OPP, has relate l knew we had lost eing ssho' he was gñng óohsad after revoking it letter of recognition ent to a local business who's ownership changed. for recognition of %widgeon: In council had the criteria Wow& th e events leading to We fowl Not contesll Willig violent m in 1995 in his testimony that has Ipperwash Six Nations Band Council was uniting for a letter the business had not turned Nth told council. "We )mow people are business recognition letter. Ile wtplansmt r with betty natives non-native soothing around in their making this up as we go lasted more than a week. and a told We ownership for a Nara) sou- of reegulron original loner of recognition. wings residetis. Ile had ordered about 40 officers forre venir shop had changed and the However, the previous partner in District Three councillor Lev families so economic develop- along" elected chief Dave General Inquiry of the park were Cars armocxammeason by ment should have look at this" old him, rout the policy is cam- to march on the sandy parking lot 'PS for naught" after the shoos lawyer including Ware represent- Helen said she outside Proven. Park "From here n, the an would members Councillor Miller ' at ofOtO heady. ! S 1 to hair tyby nee who had Natives cane ...Molls see a list of what busi- Meanwhile council approved let- over the d be turned tower. the police rather was expected to start Tuesday. mom already have been ters for Townline Auto, owned by claimed the park asrFlrsl Nations THE 25TN flNNIVEflSflflY approved. Robes B. lemma. F.C.Io0nson CEEEBflBiIN6 I "1 was impression rhevity Eight grandmothers Calmed has been faced, she said Design and Planning owned by to walk across Canada in bid signsignificant al.,m al with people seeking renewals, or Fred Johnson, and Six Na, owned At the age of six, Louise Hall ran Flail, a member of the Sioux Valley Nair 5A, she noted. Canula already the sandy parkingakin ot, changing ownership, "but we by Ken Hill. Cans ay, blindly throwing herself into a Dakota Nihon chum 45 kilometres celebrates National Aborigiml Day said. Boat have a list of what has Six Net may be the first local harsh Manitoba winter in a desperate es of Brandon Man:'Wére hop nlmc but it i rooNned to be Officers were expecting barrage already been norm.. there are business to face opposition to o escape daily bee.. a rig tat people will bear us and that a day to celebrate Fiat Nation cub of rocks as they moved fonvard. 200 businesses out there we i giving a loner ofl recognition_ residential school. the ovemmmthers the cries of Me rum, na to talk about the decades of Dudley George There was also a false report of a should be keeping hack of Nis. It Council voted 8A to grant the Ferry years btu. Hall, now d- grandmothers." )Ter trek is expected buse , meted oat in the tame of and returned fire, the Ipurwash man with a rifle in We lot. could end up changing our statis- teeter. mot. n W.ig the mad again, this takefour months to complete, and a'C.roamnng" aboriginal children PEACE Hills TRUST inquiry heard Monday. loomed a had a stick. with tics on a lot of .ms If there's Councillor Glenda Pone told time We sung. of a survivor. the women wdlhave little more thou or in P pact on Canadian society John Carson, who was the OPP the unves who had ban In We need to start compiling cows. the company is an intern. Hell, 46, is one of ei err aboriginal camping gem and shy will to keep A oral day of healing and recon- Peace Mlle new tabs pride in gnaw* incident commander when prows- the parking hat returned to the park. gmMmothers a list." service provider located in her dis- =baking Thursday than going. Hall said they are hoping ciliation would focus on mending We Yds. I. *vv.. manne. m. aw.mn Oren Mars ,bassow er Dudley George was shot and We OPP took a defensive position r. a.dmbkmem march from akmd volunteer will offer to pain inflicted onaboriginals.edu- Council. Lewis Masts said it trict Councillor Roger Jonathan m WOVide killed, roll his upmor Supt. Tone to see what would happen next, Kelowna,B.C,toOlawa Man Won support to their odyssey by following should, be to hard to find out questioned P 't Nis the uada's ugly Parkin in a tape played at the Carson said. 23ra° ANNUAL b coerce the fedwl along in a car history who has been approved. "These same company Net waned to get government "l'm prep. 53e of government- and church inquiry Nat officers were being a In taped phone conversation with Ofdesignate a notional day lists are in all of our minutes. intern. May26as blister on my fad Pm prepared to ran residential school , said Percy gaming." shot at with a handgun and rifle anoWer officer at We commard NATIVE ART CONTEST of healing lòf victims of wide., be really really deed Od achy and to Ballamyne of the Gaol Rapids First Record management would have mPonerr told him, she visited the school bus and a car. post Pi nearby Fare from. aas hoof abuse. have water splashed on me the rest. n "It's a intemet service Ogre Nations, 4W kilometres nord, of All entries are cam "two dimensional.' on I.e.wod done on a Palau.. "Teary, Nay opened No on our ed the situation was going pretty "We're all and wotingm um when the cats go by." Iagred mnipeg' suitable for framing and not larger than 4Netx a fen. Elected chief Dave General told provide That's what I'm panning male that change in lives," said Mom of the Sur participants are in Di Man is separated inn the.allowing age categories: council it deal be that diffi- forward. Nothing to do with gam. ADM II, & 0000,00 114 to 111 Youth Ito to 131 Youth 198 under) cult to get a complete list of peo- 04 ple holding boas of recognition Councillor Barb HeMS ques- Prizes Adult categories Youth categories fun band council for Weir barb boned what the company does u continually brought What are theyT' she repeated 1st 52500 1st 5150 woes It to our attention chat these letters Porter told her an 'intemet service 13ICIDA,L grao Wee m $100 SP12I'Ng Ran t ono tin S. are used for. We can use the quota provider.'' Huns shot back list and j.t add to that. But we "what is that0 Councillor Levi Entry Deadline can rtart the (cigarette) quota Whitc told her. 'ib for the mien net. You know the Werner"

Friday Sept 9, 2005 I Six Nmions businesses selling Elected chief Dave General said information call 780.421.1606 0r 1 800.861.8549 For more cigarettes submit then leers of the first time the business came to *Wadin Píanrjï!i recognition to the Ontario comic, attention was for intemet o Peace Hills Trust ''Native Art Contest" Ministry of Fiance and art given gaming. "Are they the ones that Rules end Regulations Shopping for the bride and groom a "quote" of cigarettes to sell. put lines up and down tour. The cigarettes are sold tae free on Line, Did they get permission for (NC) -For some, finding de per- Many couples crate registries for select.

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NorthP n country and the calf is symbol of mace for First The government and the AFlh hailed mrestedg m possess and sell band tobacco which is illegal in and loose tobacco, were being mum. But former student Ruben Joseph Ottawa should work faster with son Nmnm In ea name eultmes a white buffalo u. sacred symbol Inc dealaa ., mtman." tobacco in eastern New Canada because federal taxes, shipped across Canada from the Theresa Swoon has spoken out about the group's handling of had hoped for barer. man and the churches tical ran the of hope. rebirth and unity. e ammg Brunswick. of paid, and or United States, as well Ibis day man, Ptmk Bored, depressed kids at as from an internal audit of the First Nations Untversity of Canada and the "Ifs Nsappoirloem,' said Ne rho. m "do the tight dog," he inner Winnipeg school set fires 1 said ON istr00 deer. liesse. RCMP said they searched four provincialletaxe a re not paid an aboriginal rase n WINNIPEGICPLSome - suspension and firing of M m W I bote ldas m said children an nner-city school in Winnipeg who t attended residential ...h..' '555) homes in the New Brunswick either," he said. 'Corn,Cornwall. Ont., thus eluding Stevenson told reporters at o news confn ence Monday that she dntinl school in Alert Bay BC,nea lough says he tOrtd sexual choke each other tunil they pass out or set their clothing o 1,,ry school. ore comer " a fRogersville. St. The product was coming from federal here taxes and in received !mar from federation senate chairman Roland Crowe the northeast coast of Vancouver physical ana emotional abuse asahoy f boredom and p says h principal. " n 'hat y le a The anpnu taon fitir ana jus, de r Kent, and Baie Ste. the Cornwall (Ontario) area some cues provincial taxes. LIM she had been relieved her -h said Myra Limner. principal of Niji Mahkwa School an we, mine 1 l on (mendie but mica imtmttttly AFN Fontatne.sm ker from offered by elder Fred Anne Sunday ana Monday. and from Montreal Ponce could not say Or certain she was a to discussions she tb leader Pod .pips aborigmal kindergarten to Grade g school. 'They're 00liry heir The le. mid, follow, The searches were part an hheal. and mmumn on a of The investigation covered a how much product was seized. Crowe sluing to criticisms she levelled again.net Kellya Anne McLellan end Irwin Caler look during ceremony. shoes on fire and dancing them ..Children have ingenuity. They'll Public ft error) to dismantle a local crim- contraband tobacco "Wall titis ups tut there will be Ottawa Monday announcing l e appointment ofd Supreme Cowl judge ring op - While no charges have yet M, Wen university board. find things to do. "Toe two children charged with aggravated assault Morley ,chairmnofth inal group involved in the role, fee ro ating throughout New been laid, Ross said the invest, lion p shed what the FSIN is doing uo damage the reptua auto poem look over resdiential school ragmen,. (CP-Pbolo) in last weeks attack on Kasey Richard Mend Niji Mahkwa. Kasey, Mots n edtmal dialogue o hWM1- gal sale and importation of Brunswick. Ontario and nation continues. t on First Nations Univers'ry, staff and students, and SI pdW but hasn't decided to sae. 10 wa rushed to hospital for bums m n g after lighter fluid w as pt)eet and cmmnemo- bled Ma poured s on him and ablaze. , I can m longer ut back d quiet," sh at Mood. Joseph, 65 left his home who he He's waiting to to what federal tai- set toll- boy weal mimed radon and omens for d forme Amnesty wants action on missing women I also du not believe ties and the majority our mals offer. but he's t oo young to he charged under the Young Criminal Justice EDMONTON (C15)_ The alarming rare of violence experienced by are aboriginal. chiefs mpport uch ac[ BEIANG WOWING 818 1081. Iron( MY agonies. Ika iot simpty Act. J vendetta against ynOrr aboriginal women suggests police Neve said he met last week with Stevenson d Watson of waging moo] FAg1RIES RE-ESTABLISH n bl he said from Vancouver her son. AUTO DEPOT where he u mks with Me Indian should respond more quickly when represematives of =j Kare, the THOR CREDM Wes Stevenson, finance d .3. Sinclair, and the director of Residential School \" they disappear, says Amnesty Edmonton Police Service and Me international and special programs, Leo. Barren, were sus- Survivors society. "There, no International Ste these Vehicles at: wwtv.l y ndenaulode p otmm Canada provincial Solicitor limo.; min pended with pay from the university on Feb 17 pending oople redeem. grace at au hex Neve, Amnesty secretary- istry to discuss tecommendatiotts n the federation. 01 PONIIAC corm external forensic audit ordered by 01 OLDSMOBILE 04 NISSAN "I've risen above a lot of4 but general, noted Statistics Canada from a reponteleaaed by Amnesty On May 13, Wes Steverson received a =e -line letter «tenter NERO ALTIMA AZTEC wonder sometimes what other poss. figures suggest tat indigenous last fall. tion Indicating that on May 12 the First Nations University's p,tcepo, rdgt lime e,std I hem board of governors reviewed the audit report and voted to fire him T women between the ages of 25 and The Stole wooly cod. d won. Slum: for cause. He is s,tttt wrongful dismissal, erly educated, properly motivatedt.osa td to :art five times more likely that Discrimination and violence not yet been Sinclair and Baneno remain suspended and have want to be ohm l could be. And that AUTOMOTIVE GROUP! other women to die violently. against Indigenous women In advised about the Watson 'Rb their future with institution. Neither nor didn't happen." Neva suggests police hack the Canada, focuses on violence in Crowe available for commentc n Monday. However, earlier i.A,S-Gi w,+MLo einwdm-.r The AN, has been pushing fmSn- IF YOU HAVE A FULL TIME JOB OR aboriginal identity of pople who urban sertingsar looked at thfi ooh, Watson issued indict' gthetadings of tracked hmic redress for former stu- the the RCMP stigati 9,900 a,19x,... 16,900..»x.._ 12,9110 .. uw.r are missing and murdered. Police. Vancouver, Prince Albert, audit report reeforwmdd Io fori dents who are elderly or sick. It .says STEADY INCOME RCMP spokeswoman000 Heather Russell onfitmed a complaint was 03 GM SIERRA mower Daimon 01 FORO F150 w sry a pupil Ici Unir charm on the other hand, arc concerned Sarkatoo, Regina and Winnipeg filed with the head of commercial crime and b currently under EXT. 0484X0 PASSOnalt VAI~ 00,5 4X4 Ext. cab f in tante) should NO MONEY DOWN 'LEASE TO OWN Oat asking for such inform.* but rematch was conducted - gü. s3.IMxl $$ = bosh year in the r'Memat L EGG AT AUTO GROUP FINANCIAL SERVICES may be misinterpreted as racist. Alberta. Neve said police need o A meeting last week between federation officials, the university were h 'hen "We need to get over that bump rave their policies for dealing president and faculty shed mows light on what n happening at the About W.dOn childrenchilMCV boom Artit and start exploring some ways in missing persons' reports to university, associate professor Randy Lundy cold the news y l J Nor and IS years loge lived in mi- IT CAN HAPPEN FOR YOU, .asp which that information can a they Conference.onfeThe rc ceO( I. ninny. r demial ...A may essayist their has asked and gathered In sensitive and de MOO, spoke.. an lack of accountability and transparency in the process mtrl.h,.rs -....===.7.2- will, in csar province ana terri. LET LISA MARTIN SHOW YOU HOW! resulted in lot of =certainty, Lundy said. .. except New Brtnuwick and Prince mays Neve said the Solicitor General's ministry, 25.9001 23.90 r , 19,500 "Myself and, 1 think, a...people at the university, faculty, staff, .. ad b land M at were shut do. nssolvd murders of Edmonton- said a ntlmM of Nave's sugges- and students would like some answers as to why whap. what Ind the 1070s. The last clos. outside area women and the ma of charges Sons, including gathering Manna. 230 Lyndon Road, ran n rd,1524535 alat@a Far posed. has happened.- CALL 1- 877- 534 -4286 Regina in 1996. again. BC. pig forcer Robert non about whether missing women White buffalo beats big odds to be born in northeastern B C Piet nshow that increased aware are shoo.. have merit and will FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. (CPI - A rare white buffalo has been barn or email me: [email protected] O the Blata Mon ranch m northeastern British Columbia. ss by police Is need, said be discussed with senior officials. Ranch ownerr Karen Blatz said Monday the chances of the birthof Neve, who was in lames for Another issue woM pursuing Is Pru61o1, L a white buffalo are about one in 10 million. The calf was born pre - e Ietle i.: (redit Cued lid Credit Amnesty Int tans emwepng information-sharing ma weighing around nine kilograms,am and had to be taken from gotEVRVtEr general meeting. a among government agencies such Its other to be Motored. Community 8MEW= ONO ISUZU ACURA A signifiemt number of the o police and children's services, Blatt said the calf health coofimunt to improve and he is enjoying ...... Ira women who were murdered at the she end. At present agncles are Me SATIRN r1OONTIAC ®13u1Cx Stn and of those whose reluctant to share information "He's definitely going to be a pet around here " she mid. 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s:.. mot WOODLAND CULTURAL CENTRE ADVERTISING TORT' .E . . rr - moi /5 Wadewaygsdanih Part lime Maintenance Position INLAND Cayuga Immersion for Adults kaaaae: s.on.. swu N..ve `-71] 77 SALES PERSON owa.Ca..r APPLICANTS PLAN AHEM WITH JOB CONNECT! Applications are being accepted Advisory twee THE FRIENDLY JOB CONNECT STAFF CAN GET YOU NEWS.-.A Committee for Wadewayed Cayugammersinn ter N ero. non .e START- Hours: PATes 15 tra. ED ON THE RIGHT CAREER PATH TODAY! We are presently seeking a full time individual Adults Wurdali and 3cedry NEEDED p6REA'r GIFT Sow repo. fge If wu are between the ages out individuals will selected to support the purpose of Oie rel., moa.....r.. of 1624 oleo. out of... and not with previous sales experience. Consideration Sis . Roe of Pay: Part ma'neNW per hour will etigb!e for employment Insurence and need to make Inform...cm Advisory Committee roe ensure the Terms of Reference are Closing Pate: Fraley, Ju 3. 2005 be given recent IDEA! For lumber about to graduate of a recognized mar- upheld, as well as offer widauce in the success Mme Ned Oats Pen Dine June 11, 2306 your future then CALL (515)475,122 AND peP re- manufacturer. ASK FOR BRANDI OR BECKY!!! keting or advertising program. TO sUIJs('RIIiE Tn .W V.a C:r.a cwo. r.rN a NEW motor. am depend Ice red aaltiNcams should possess: Wood Cutting ¡ GRAND RIVER EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING The ideal candidate will possess excellent r'aLu renon of me TM r.r r Ifti communication Languaage at Six .e experience skills, be energetic, outgoing and Cayuga Nations Malmo= Own nel w...... ,.., 445-0868 thorough knowledge of Hodlnohs0:ni beliefs r r r.a.or+a preferred. enjoy meeting deadlines. They will also have a practices arlaalRl(aYYn. FAx The eat to minimum of four valid driver's license, a car and be able to work urea. A.swe.or.ire`:;`:«. agas of The New Credit Faret Nation meetings per year arr moo Apply in person l MO flexible hours. "445 -0867

1-TeIF55 Copies of the Terms of Reference can be obtained at the 'ara" 905-768 -133 s Fax- 1- 905-766 --1225 12 MONTHS: Ra+lrraae:m with resume at this is YOU please fax or mail your resume, .69.. office at 16 Sunrise Coud, GREAT Building, Suite 410 from Job 'Mg (USA) Monday to Frglay ST pm or contact Renee Bomber, at ADitiNtoted ëctic nm.M`r 1408 Mohawk Rd., TEE NISSIM.OnSos RIP NW CREDIT FIRST Wert and cover (ewer to: (519) 445 -0865 519-045-1594 by phone or email !net,. h now accepting applications for the position of 12 MONTHS: e71.an Willing to werk within Ohsweken. TURTLE ISLAND Please forward feH and other relevant information , PROGRAM LIAISON WORDIER NEWS, P.O. Box INTERNATIONAL (resume) outlining your commitment to he preservation of the ...era . 329, OHSwEICEN, ONTARIO NOA Cayuga Language by June 17, 2005 to: ""e"ncl "'172d'Iland Cultural entry ..I.Mo. 12 MONTHS: a91.r, Wadewayésdanih Cavage Immersion for Adults 104 Naha. Stroet,CP.O. Boa 1505 n.ea+.:lbm gr.m Ar.rrrrar IMO Brantford. Ontario 5V5 TAME ISLAND INlws- ..,..rrw.n.uaR.,. re.a,.rr.rannar. as, MAIL TO: TURTLE .:e.r. ....r..a meaa.a THE °SY Coo r r New . . a7saxs o en.ouen . r...... we..r We wish to thank all candidates but only those ISLAND NEws, P.O. - Be. CM, Oro. ..r.a w. rr,w..:. een,...a GENERATION -:.____ Were rat Box 329, ORSwEICsre, 1 aCexCe.....sair NEWS COVERAGE,O Ep,r .uN.....va...eelo.a...w.eoaaD- +rsnR.e granted an interview will be contacted. ONTARIO NOA 1M0 Fles el" otmeue. Ion an GRAND RIVER ..raN. ana.s...r-.vrwrar.O.eT EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING Highschool Jobs Posted -:s.aumr,:..wn r..rr.r,a 1 '7"' F.r.-. nh..Aws.., nr.a-..r rea.... 741.1519 143 25-0 wi NOW @ 445E322 151si4454777 Tell 5. ï5-. Run ,..mx.am the G.R.E-A.T. student office e+n: s-nw+...... :-...e.... r.,....r.+nrlE 1 43.11it.E..T. JOB BOARB i

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