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Haudenosaunee Six Nations (HSN) agreed to come back on Feb 27," he Jr Ontario, and Canada returned to the said. negotiating table Jan. 28, and as ex- But when asked about next steps, pected, federal lead negotiator Ron MacNaugton said Confederacy Doering confirmed that the $26 chiefs would consult with the com- million federal offer hasn't changed. munity and elected council, but also That's despite the HSN's detailed suggested going back to the table Aug. 29 counter-offer that suggested might not happen depending on the 1 negotiations begin at $500- million. outcome of consultation. "Canada still thinks that their $26- "We will be consulting with every- million offer is fair and reasonable one before we do a response, al- and of course as you know our po- though we do have our opinions. sition is we don't think so," said There are some definitely non- lead HSN negotiator Mohawk chief starters," he said. Allen MacNaughton. He says his biggest concern, in "We basically thanked them for light of Canada's unwavering $26- their presentation ... and we've (Continued on page 2) I i Radio station closes, leaves L Six Nations men faced off with construction workers at Empire Homes construction site in Brantford last behind mountain of debt week when the developer continued building on disputed land. See story page 3. (Photo by Jamie Lewis) Six Nations community radio station has gone off the air leaving behind a mountain of debt. Canada's human rights situation under The radio station owed over $100,000 in outstanding bills to local busi- nesses, including loans to Two Rivers Corp., ($10,735), Sixdion Telecom. scrutiny at United Nations body almost $20,000 in Visa bills, almost $8,000 in back rent to ($12,750), By Lisa Schlein It is expected to adopt a report con- women suffer from multiple dis- Village Plaza, in legal and Commercial Leasing at Iroquois over $13,000 THE CANADIAN PRESS taining its findings and recommen- crimination in employment, hous- auditing bills and more. (Continued page 4) GENEVA- Canada's human rights dations later this week. ing, education and health care, with record will be examined this week Council members plan to question high rates of poverty, lack of by the United Nations. the Canadian delegation, drawing access to clean water and low Inside The UN Human Rights Council upon material from their presenta- school completion rates." Local 2 will be hearing from Canadian tion as well as two independent The Special Rapporteur on ade- Editorial .... 6 officials who have travelled to reports that provide less flattering quate housing notes that for a 1 Sports .8 Geneva to engage in "an interac- views. highly developed, wealthy country, Valentine's Day 12 tive dialogue" with the UN body A report by the UN Office of the "Canada's poverty figures were Careers 16 on Ottawa's view of the situation. High Commissioner for Human striking." °' Classified 19 a Their presentation is expected to Rights compiles the observations Another group of rights experts 18 Business Directory echo a federal document that paints and recommendations of experts in criticizes the broad definition of Price $1.25 N C K? C> f1 a+c3' the Anti -Terrorism fields. terrorism under r*' EFP c+t c.l lGaF1 t.uv.c.:. a generally positive picture about various Daily news updates rights being protected in Canada It notes that Canada has ratified 11 Act. It calls on Canada to resist 4 www.theturtleislandnews.com "by a combination of constitu- of the 16 core universal human "racial profiling" and recommends tional and legislative measures." rights treaties. When measured that it include an explicit anti-dis- ` D 01> But it acknowledges improvements against many other countries, crimination clause in the law. , . . * are needed in areas such as poverty, Canada comes out looking pretty The second parallel report submit- homelessness and ways to deal good. Nevertheless, the watchdog ted by 50 non -governmental 282 Argyle St. S with inequalities faced by Aborig- groups cited are not shy about organizations and other groups is Caledonia inal peoples. pointing out shortcomings. even harsher in tone. i i the represented in- i a a .. . The UN council will spend three One group expresses concern that Some of groups 0 74470 04 9 hours examining Canada's record. 'Aboriginal and ethnic minority (Continued on page 2) I t£ M. MU£ i;.M-.>, WWWWW.M&W . _ M< ; ,M:NM.M,X4WW W.RdOWYM..MWM:::V.WW.M 1 ® TOYOTA

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Il Tow OU". LOCAL Fabry.. Minh. 0, 2009 LOCAL URIC Sr Nations police wire callut to a Second lie Farm lint The ammo] was identified m Robert Fredrick Sao. narks leaving the meneleadiogpolic to a gm mtém where New -- Sudden Thundery mimes 60- ycarold Six Nations man was found Mother pre. mouth, Nature Police and an OPPCanine w.csc.s said man fief in a mid ports Wiry vehicle. Po- The Department death doomed Yoh. said pammedi¢ had m force way :so unit chased dooms man with 400101ding wmmnb after lice coppdde veM1icle onTbad Lae Road where heap. status of IndianABahs asked Six Nations staff to attend training to net and it sent a letter directly m council employees about the training so staff issue new secure certificate of Indian scow card investi- the 00000 Wimps. found what appeared lobos su ide. impending to cask, a man driving nook. Chevrolet in fled on fixer into the bush whom hewers amwtsl Carter fares despite having Seen told knows how m issue new card for 23,289 recogwze0 band members. (Wm- The coroner and OPP M.Thit attended An autopsy con- thevivage. 1000050 Caar, aged 26, wasppmhomdd Jm. charges ofposr dismissal suits Mat 11 did g tob length I Cree. rKR;, the resources, could we have pre 2006 study showed Brantford' d n leave Mar at Six Na Seth said a sizeable portion of thoshould keep the left 1 agar, SONIC were banging tared it?' say, Ms there anything spends $120 per person per year on lions. The number doesn't include ssipended firelgpters also work n communityg^ in'o tad' in thehliz IMP we could have done to stop it Pre and Haldimand County - n here that problem is des such as ironwork and their station an message on aù all CRTC officials said the license can the Doer^'" mends S only suspected, he said jobs can take them far from the too announcing closure. 5101010r0d t0110N100w -0rofit last week its leas) $3,01133 inch. That mid Fleeted Chief Manua 'They Milan responded "anyone can buy Just after Christmas, Canada Seth says the department is keep - pin ChkJMJu Seed What bothers ham. he said is that serve. That can leave the pool tat fora organwtion. It isn't the firm time the station has topped up Six Nations'. budget ng up with suppressing fires. but program address the shon, amount could grow wish interest expect us to arbitrarily use mum. the Ration, except Ken KIT, o The topup funds will be added to exists. heed faced ,ancial ¿yes. The sta- IOW ruant organimaoarefnus by another $10$,000 year in re- it doesn't have the funds most and only includes mts.dng bill, miry nary to pull them wtofdebt Lynda holm.' per 5354,O5O, from problem but Six Nations can't af- The Fire Chief said Canal, needs 10 transfer the license another Ile p, Canada, tion has had coley off employe, package for and that's going m happen." Tur11e Island News editor Lynda spome recommendations Soma comm... have to keep up with ford it a national fire advisory to set up- nix a huge severance na itemero, 1010 Se and $215000 from twice in the past when it ran p lied for that can be ap. 2006 need s ongoingtraining tackle fire the lasts ploy Mai was de. The radio station already received 00)11e s said the councillors 0010, said councillor The fire chief said in addition to to date standards that INAC should deb 00)11e" 00n1- plied fou' she said And a add clod huge bank ovedmfts and . near But 0 J a dent: Six Norton, 911100. n F p--rnlbn 11 leg f prevention. M1 desired funding have to follow. veloped by the station mops last an emergency 526,000 from SC men putting personal at - the i, would Dave 11111. 1 bat s mere The station was owned by the Lieder chain.. fire department is chronically sum mimed in O week. That package includes Nations Bawd Council ' September agendas ahead of community laIhiss, boom would coon rcw vehicles. be $569,100 annually. Southern Onkwebonswe N' Mab probably expdild" derfund d The assessment tic said Seth. hut not m Six Nations. nec space and location, would $95,57870 proposed for rance to help keep ' afloat ,ed.' and Indigenous CommuCcations Soci- She sod SONIC, a obligated to pay to the six employee. The pack- Council had asked for a mold.- I mid when she heard h ety non-profit tide CRTCUgey stem, (SONIC) a load age- includes one meth pay non but never received one scan was closing. she of pet plan broadcasting She saki the CRTC Hiring own policy may be under fire from unions organization. year of service vacation pay. Elected chief Montour said SON chief Steve William offend to plus woad be investigating. But the membership of SONIC'S were to help keep the essential community By Susannah Selmi. ¿y - _ The top three packages, if they had ICS/CKRZ supply mooed Graf r -c- Is unclean. middle There are 45 First Nations radio Writer yaaF also One director been paid would go to on air per- with a go forward plan ben Mood, service alive tif has not elections stations inCmad including five in organisation hid son., Diane Kaye estimated at 't happen, "They said they would Powkss said racy reviewed the Sú Nations tight to hire its own pea I commw since 2006 and attempts to hold pie on may be ' 1 m . 530,000, Amen Sault at 516,000 provide W plan, but after real,- O6,fp0 d agreed lo assume ...Con pm,. ,.V meetings have been difficult The'The largest serions are at Kant threamnd alter a local electricians'ans' 1 n+- board thl ea,- / and Amy Jacobs at $1 6,410. lug the money, they dldn'r provide homed takeephrrw. ping .r nr with board directors refusing to tamale where C KKK -IO1FMhas union Coda complaint with W On- n However SOWS/COLT has not plan. They promised to supply the but she was later contacted after a t' r been 00o,2,11g lm 28 Years cam Mow up. plan and that didn't happen." mmeeting of staff and old it would Imo Labour Board, says elected - fords. rr e yrmual budgetup 5200,000 a He said,' I don't Oura we actually o you council. ,1 N addition each member of SON- Ile said he didn't know how they now mare than double the 101111110101 r exist anymore since we haven't had sa11M on airpru The Ontaio Labour Barad says the y ICs could be held responsible for were able to tan up a huge rental deb, to s8290,000. "LW cost sod- elections" yawning from Gain. mmidnight Brotherhood of Elcad- opina ding wrongful dismissal debt witty band's leasing com- denly skyrocketed. Include a gm- her,. a CKON at Akwesasne operates 1 Board chairman Ward Laker. re- suits filed by previous employees pany and over 56,000 public works emus 595,578 severance package calWorkers(IBEW),Loa1105fi1ed similar ubdlle, . pmgnmmng a grievance against Lubek Eleatic r signed Fria, and amounting, sources said to at deb, "That's something council for six employees 8.020,000 each oolC seats Inc., me for SÙ Nations' - SOAKS has hired lawyer Aaron least $45,000. will be questioning as well." for three directors," she said. creme. - -w ^'- Odi to oversee the dissolodan a£ o1J. Bolo upec uOCpedenny of ewbngo hall. ,iëii N said he the Six Nations new rbingo hall Elected Chief Bill Montour said M an attempt o kcep Al altar. when teamed radon. the men bandcounclkand idly on the organization. Ed lubek is aMountirlcaant-basd a people fubek mid hewmld discuss the case be discussing the the air, two community members costs had aymckenal I mid them rno4 "hOOII that Frs0 Nations have .nsnm ingic own council would atoms. and fund However, SONICS members are rare bingo, a, n traclorwdrabuntmnymrsexpe- 'We weatarythng to be rots- after e ruling, declnedto com- tier last (Tuesday) night. ate forward lam Friday offering to the offer was off the table We were Elated chief William Montour marl right to lgilafo a type of em dolt but. the moms Iteflimir !h. volwtcer winking with Six Natias,ho Dpi trail away. personally responsible for more on debt but were vying to service from clos- aM1Od view. *omen equity to ensure the wnsimed,"he said ment Mole 1 Council changed the locks the assume the mod tapa at and than S 0dcbt. stations open. Wahc rsaide ISIS Nations elected This isrt the first time the mmnce doors Monday. ...bye. start some members of ing down' "I'm notagairut wyima 1 were a economic well-being of its members. Thes comical SONICI is not Incorporated and Tyecommunitiesaga. All communities have The gil eallenges that LUbekis have had they has dealt with a conflict Involving "I have concerns about the Mews. the organization and some band Powlesssa cash nat. 00410 td mum Ile. all by working life' LeBlanc said the gMevwcewas shim .vMnm whether did not early insurance. smaller population bases than hut usrngn 'onwdcersfor amsm ¿1100111 and onions at F'1Nations. lability mutated debt and apparent lack of co.nehlom with the move b the vavoa he said in m interview "The pmb- ply against the contractor and mid it want local people N10i0,01. SONICI has an mem- baofpmjcegneldingallogolWl, anyone been able to accommedate In December 2007, the Ondo estimatd75 remorse of Cc board that was in When Six Nallow band councillors and band councillors. ka, isdey'rena amefableto taking was a about preventing we've who legally said Voy T. szyruki, a boari Labour 011mimu board amuck down hen could he nos==. place that allowed this to happen," were told of the offer some mum 'Some of the councillors certainly Sill n pople 0Rme creels." from wadi.. gat and wmkwith than in OM, too sotiútwwimme Onado Labourlie- It'swaemiftlu case smmsfivm Sù teAbe mid dedraa.alm4nIto he," he said. the Missismogas of&smoglsl Lawns Board Nations wanting to hire nor- union- bade gnat reOWOSMp.th Six Na- LeBlanc said grunion was seeking First Nation's labour co de after Ne Health promotions helping mom and tots get fit, the fun way Six Nrmsp Mucked ano LUbek mot Se Nations electrician above ors elected council strmming from a meting wimthe elected councils communitcried to oust almionmits briefed elected council about the by penning its own legislation By Susannah Schmidt trim.. but pushing her own dolly for stroller fitness every Friday rpn purple. the fact thaunmmembm live here dscuss the issue. =Mr Write alongside in a mini pink umbrella from 9 to 10 am. grievance. At I0m25 unionized electricians are adlheunion has wore, on Six Nm Jetton said tharpd way Cough the The labour board argued the code A from under law bemuse Its candy, and king The ILA is open eking rooming % heat. walldginaly.hed,0d Six Nations, said Mike too. projects since the 70S. electrical contract in question, the 't protected 0etcdi- TmJeIrhushenwalkingbentsboots on s"S1001even stretch wins, _: to for corWhitty walking, but the fwlammry226utllatwmadpmral TeBlwc, business tryresmchefor He also rejected the sugge on gat work force was unionized. couldntshown to protect Nation Council Hook] at the Iroquois loll odAreN. tat up. said Wolfe of her lough- snot, ma.m mat regularly fr after lie SÙ Iorz11o, A. CegiellgdOluld result inSixNa- I eh, dnlpmaxMNab.vJ ports of do people. the position gat the work m dapupe The 17 -moth old hod s,Iler d Me feesfitness andthan egmpny, said Coumillm George Montour and a Caw losing do right to prioritize hu- he didn't wain mammon further. Ile ofthe Six mom Naomi Wolfe foe urolle, f, Wolfe is Ian of a mom otgmats Melissa Jonathan. falls within jlsbNstiun Six Nations unionized elect0cian NSIrnq".sayaminlsaial,dch.l99by km Friday -tat as a passive par- by Health Promotions who mats lonmhenJonathan and her IS -mono old mvtacted tome complain heuasnt the OLB'svicechay. g Now, Ce ()LB will hear the case tenon hod he would he trawup on Feb.9. looking for a Supreme Coo. precedent ruling "We're Divine Choices Canada ^4a "LUbek has said Six Nations has told then firs on federal land so they Ontarians." Taking Charge of Our Future should, be covered by pmvnci5 extraordinary '0119 ti .12 Fehrwrs 1 MS. l legislation," bat rather by federal 5,.Atom 11..9 arm -àw labour cods, said Slehnaszynski. Elected council will intervene Se- u111.nem memory C1K A'm1i Rife and her daughter Pounhlikohn Trndeuu, rake oh cause the outcome could impact the from e sfrWMfhnns, which fs fling held at the ILA eh,fridayfrom someone for a,mn :61kÁ y MP ,,,,,. First Nations control over its own Nominate Cam -10.. 1 hiring practices, said a lawyer for Ontario. I ehbyfs t Acv son. Kean., accompanied Wolfe and Wolfe al the arena, but the the Order of - elected counclÇ Ben IMOn. pJ for some morning laps last Friday. walker, said that's rare. 1' Senior Administrator Dayle Health promotions the lobe said the fitness session usu- Bomber told elected reamed Ian. fit sessions and brings ally draws about nine to 12 moms orderofontario.ca soli Local wrtllttt° Y Oastrolaa¡..i.brJbalr 20 mat a worker with MEW healthy stacks and mode support with babies or toty JMdnovp.kir =de rcmats 105A asked intervene am for new parents, sad Jodi John, "The younger your baby it is, the /oh, kmJlSVmon...Mm. after na being able to nsec. work at prenatal 1011dietician. harder i r get out." said c Six Nations new bingo hall consWC- "There omen, lot 1111ní- Jonathan t etching u on the hen he. .s for Lacrosse turf idler her workout. -Wert not amino the union shit physical activilyUSOSweedid this." "li s a goad program to motivate 519 -4-45-08C r al10,ma....1151.a. s. do labour board prom, with Mù, h n d Lawn ht noms Mtu$idÿewn. said John of the sessions. everybody m gel our. I didn't want . nomination: Deadline for narra. they'll set a precedent of unions lav- la ad -. John said she gives nutritionn tips, o today. bur we did and Mar, Turtle Island Print March ló, 2009 - ingjud&etimhere;' Bombmytold and colleague Irma Sweden has mod.' she said. 9.5 pm helped new moms put together In the fall. lore and Sowden drew "weer Monday . Friday Chlefswond Fellowship, 506411 Lin¢-S1FNaIñ1A0Nexnv dl 15110 - Six Nations' goal is o employ is Mab1 y workout activities. prize winner for . new pair of 2208 Ch elswood Rd own pea* *elks dry belong tow Ohsweken a.uah r sneakers_ - Ir t Friday, ii ma only Jonathan Contact: Veronica al (500) 627 4955 or Emil: nfbdA L u 4,2009 FaMl+lysl. 2009 6 ILJRTLE'.dAN u Le February .:.---LOCAL.._w.,..u: - ° COMMENTARY kE - Males klP. Phil Serfdom. made his first address in Parliament Ian. 30 and did- the Brant MP C d, and Mississaugas of the New Credit. Ile introduced the riding "Add- ' resolving land right. MCCOlsmran pledged throughout Ns campaignthat verse ...rich in heritage. Each community soigne, bra its north band the issues come first Amlway the first speech of an MP inCarwda' spar- by acommon history an ee..anrouse. TO contribute to prosper and North America t ltd Native Weekly Newspaper: skirts liammtary system rolled a Maiden S¡csh- typically isnm issues-based but seeks ve 0,e next generation hope for 510 her life than they th0001va hadw. S* nnha kenn Onkeneltnnwene trodumec and his landelai ins representative mms MeHolmmi told die Ham that the plo some. might my, and obvious, yet mono. fumy :Ron. ofpenis :mu- dding was ones the City of Brantford. the P.m of Ham Set Mimeo! dos " MeNolsnan not be reached for comment TURTLE ISLAND NEWS wild by deadline. Turtle Island News is published weekly on the Six Nations Grand River Territory. It is a politically independent newspaper that is Offloading of education to provinces on hot IFN topic wholly owned and operated by aboriginal people. By Susannah Schmidt have their own school boards. said Canada's funding Minutia No portion of the newspaper, including advertisements, pictures or Writer "Why are we being pennon, works against First Nano 0111- editorial content may be reproduced without permission. . r Canada says it's delivering on he said. dents right now. Publications PUBLISHER - Towle Island Non promises to increase spending on Others at the IFN meeting said Montour sana federally operated EDITOR- Lynda Poicrest First Nations elementary and sec- the practical implications of 0av- school on reserve gets 55200 per Dude Wood News is a member f calory education, but Six Nations ing to form partnerships with out- student annually, but fora First V +Canadian Journalists Association and other education leaders say side organizations are imply Nations Native American Journalists Association operated school on there was no consultation and it's cumbersome and illogical. it, 55900. Both figures :IMP + International Committee to Protect Journalists Worldwide 4 smokescreen to to come out -- Tns Island News - P.O. Box 329, offload educe- -For us of the bush are much lower, he said, than 2208 Chiefstowcad Road OSSweken. Ont. NOA ISM tion to the provinces. and go down there - I tying to funds given for provincially ow- Telephone: (519) 445-0868 Fax: (519) 445 -0865 Delegates from the independent make sense of this as a wise ex- ated schools, at 59200 per ,TUN.. Ewab;saies(}Nmurdeishndnewseam or First Nations (11,11 met yesterday pedimre ofmoncy. "said one del- annually. ,c1F : new at the Six Nations tourism bail, agate who said he was from a a Van Every -Albert said elected Volume 18, Edition 6 Second Class Postage rig Forme body's quarterly meet- nity council is working on its tarn Nou16106 Registration ling, end examined one of many rllelegatess arm criticized the con- lobby strategy against the pro. CR PéPitcwwwtim p1o963 key issues the group will examine sulütion process after Hill said a posed Program, w bsitcwww.IhNONIeìeNndnews.cum over a three-day lathering:: the fu- committee with the AFN gave She shid the funding announce -. we of elementary and post -sec- feedback into the programs. on the heels ofprom- school funding. The duty to consult is made last to The ero5uoir ammo awing awed yharW attire Sis Mariner land, the study of the soamre and func- that earl be altered and adopted by wary with First summer provide Kris frill, acting regional man- Nations. not First Nations organ- better funds for Fin Nations edu- end resources, economic development and tourism building on High Turtle Talk tionn of gems and the scarson soy and all of governments fo Canada not negotiating said one person. way 54. of genes associ.d with traits the regulation of tesramh in die,. ager of education for INAC, in- rations, cation troduced the First Nation student Sara General, the education Co- Can Mario Han o t Mx ham met this week, for with Jessica Yee between generations. Genetic Writories. This document called success program and the educe- for the Chiefs On- the first time in six months and none xis surprised at the outcome. engineers n the food industry are the "Indigenous Research Indium, of Listening to on partnership program. Apple- tarto. told the meeting that while Canada .says it won't budget on its 526 million offer for buds riming the identities of plants, me- Protection All. was designed by . my family cations are due the second week she sees problems with the new flooded by the Welland ('anal. And it won't explain it either. end nil humans for agricultural Indigenous academics and tradi- stonm has of February and the program was programs, strategizing could re- Six Nations had pm forward a well thought out in depth comp. end pharmaceutical purposes. none! knowledge holders in the revealed to announced before Christmas. veal elements for the in- rstion package to the federal government that also included dims - According to Stephanie Howard, (PCB who have the collective aile positive ine one thing; INAC says giving $268 -mil- dependent First Nations. sion on how to proceed with the talks and a 5500 million price tag Near HaMocaomes in Canada is tto know when Indigenous (lights it, our People ben over the next five years W the For example, languagedevelop- w the flooded lands. crossing spider genes into goats art being violated during research, have always programs. ment and language sewing serves And they explained how they came to the figure ruing the federal IAA the hopes of producing and collaborated to design Mold,. been farmers. to an integrated and governments awn formula. spider silk in their milk These tion that can be re-written and But critics say Canada guarantees benefit from An important change in Like my approach, mid one woman. Mohawk Chief Allen M gh says the federal governmenis fibres providing that all goes well adopted accordingly by Indigeaa no Increase In funds to particular soared grandparents or Nations, said the IFN should also rcfusal will he Taken to tile community md: with the experimentation sill be Peoples for their own pro pion. region specific Find General before me I awards funds on the seize the opportunity to gather Were not really sure wh n 6 W discus'. used in bullet-proof vests end anti- At Oes01SOl there e no dace of but mead how organ and tissue have been keeping my own garden basis a competitive national op- support from the province. Federal ncgmumr Ron Doering has made Canada's position pretty ballistic ile defence systems. goal -mane rotation for the of at home How dó we move in clear, again we agree to disagree. In Mexi., genetically modified preservation of Indigenous seeds. ...awn possess frwmd.. . Lately I have been educating Hill faced wile, of negative away where car establish that the Na. budging and we men, going to explain ourselves. grown al. Mexico Quite the cow.co 6 evident US donation decisions are myself on the very real issue of AMA continents at the rating about relationship is with he federal Is it any wonder there's UN complaint against Canada and the is commonly know to be the birth- mooting laws are protected by the genetically modified foods and the INAC pan government" but the province has world body is investigating C ado M1: Ile embarrassing Hama( coat and some SOMA= US Cmsstitutiw. Now Nat the US application-based, Mal .faydui tam. ership driven louden direction, a role to Play.play. asked General. human rights violations against First Nations peak, Indigenous vari ; h plant. Patent Office has made It known registered in Ontario. ers are losing over the, right to which she said she would cam In an artier interview, cowcilmr adds may net agree to Six Nations numbers but to Wily say no Since the 193asi b AAA Nat that they will admit patents for liv- grow their own seeds. The reality of W Ottawa Claudine V E ry AIb hair o not homing. over 80% of the tradition ing organisms corporations like the world we live in m Indigenous Hillstaid under the education of Six Nam, education corn- That's imposing. That the p' c imam First Notion d coon varieties have dhsapliemed Monsanto are buying patents for people is that major businesses, partnership program, INAC by criticized the pro- mss Canada continue m grapple wish and live under and one Nat off the face of the earth. Now the every seedNat is .thin their reach. backed by major governments olds for First Nations, provinces. grams.s.also Have you registered a decision of "No "or Canada is constantly saying it is working to change. remainders of those Indigenous In 1987, Animal genetics engineer 'roundaround the world, are coming inW and others to share expertise to "There was no cónsulmtion, the But certainly not for the better. seeds are wale threat of gash Thomas Wagner eloquently clari- regarding organ and tissue donation? Indigenous communities and steal- "'increase the success of students timeline w as very shoe, and it's "Undecided" Canada isforcing Six Nations into awns, and when Confederacy modification with the introduction fed the notions genie engineers ing and AAA the genes day in First Nation and provincial `education by application." chiefs mess the discussion is going to have to centre around are of US Customary cash sopping and have of any sort of morality to the bas Ganged the way donation decisions foods because of their precious bio- schools" -In my view, the.. program is a Theo, you should know Nat, Ontario they making any progress with Canada or is this a case ofoIS elimination of No-diversity to that Rf forms whose genes they are Name 000000nwlll be collected Gamy. The gram imue IAA At minimum, INAC canna re- move towards putting all Aborig- are recorded Now, only a "Yee to organ and ants like Doering just imply continuing to make money off First country. The evidence is clear of the crossing when he said "A sow ù ü little information avail- mime First Nations organization final or First Nation education and stared ìn the Ontario /bath Iuaurauce Ran ()111P) database Male Nate IAA lack of morality within industry nothing but cells on hooves." Abet the subject fproten for to partner with the provincial under the province;' she said. appropriate tine this information soil) be accessed by the trillium Gift of Life Six Nations supposedly is having the Bunch Tract returned. We regulation toward heritage seeds; Groups like the ndigenous Peoples Indigenous peoples and Me biedi- Ministry of Education and itself. "It's vat applied evenly and e¢ Network (TUN), Ontario§ provincial organ donation agency. haven'( seen it yet but apparently (hat is happening. We protection being offered Io Council on Biocolonialism are esity of beets seeds. Much of the Individual First Nations cannot oilably m all First Nations Rol it The former Douglas Creek Estates remains in limb. farmers proves tote meagre at best fighting back in the form of self- Mammon 1 have on this issue is submit applications. sets up a competition so there will have registered "NO" or "UNDECIDED ", this beirkm will Six Nations says iü there's. as well. The only requirement in Indigenous peoples If you previously &AAA lots, and provided by the Indigenous Peoples INAC says there's four priority be some who receive or disclosed l0 TGLN, as of July 1, 2000 Canada says they don't .Warm and won, provide Neir proof of US for the p0ming ilsnab (ana are awning for themselves what is no longer be used Council on BiocolonialuIS ((PCB). areas it u partners to purl some who ,retie said Al matter. gala) is the same other their property and they are protect- The mandate of the (PCB is to assist new strategies for improving Fist VanEvery- Albert. "What happens Ofyom And there in Ins the problem. patent has otbeen ing it. I have a few reflections ofmy Therefore, it is Import. that you tell your family alma ones indigenous peoples n *AMMAN AAA Nations student success in proven- to those who receive none ? ' she Canada does not think it has to explain itself patented. This eludes seeds that own for die Mae. In spite of what decision, to ensure that your wishes are mown, conveyed to loaf he0M ofthe'n genetic and Sodom howl. odor schools, or "service enhance- said. What they are doing is forcing Six Nations legal hand . have been both genetically modi- we have gone through as a people it care Arno the relevant time. edge and property, and human ment agreements "; sharing INAC says a second program, the How unfortunate if after two years of negotiating the Wks end up fray and heritage .seeds this leaves is extraordinary that we can teak. rights from the negative effects of 51, professional develop- First Nation student success pro- back in coon costing taxpay. even more than had they settled. no protection for m fend our hope and mama., purr..., iottshnology. The (PCB provides AAA mo, or pilot projects; cwordi- gram, is designed to improve s- Do we need to remind Canada. Nat when Six Nations was active- Iti and tithe .n the land. We are keepers ofthc Make your donation decision known to your family. Mucaltoal and technical smarmarm IAA noting provincial and First Nation dent literacy, numeracy, and ly i loo on* ing wm funds and monies Canada was losing. may hose. It that Earth and are fighting to save what peoples in damnation AAA schedules, polio* and strategies student retention It's supposed In just treeh weeks the third anniversary of the protest I Monsanto, major agriculture coo those largo companies arc no longer of their property and resources. and other ways of linking schools to focus on school success plans, Kano ..ton will take place. Another r three years will have goat Prado both and the US interested in. The eta of WNgemous To find oat snore, visit caw+ onrariucdorgnndonation or call low is this kind of future, where and supporting students' trans, student (coming assessments and by with Canada again refusing to answer for how it took Six sons 11 000 seed US eating. The reclamation begins waif Albs major food corporations are mating tions between schools. measuring students performances. ServiceOntario, NFOfine at 18665323161. Nations lands. purpose of this patenting plan tion that our rife line is beingsee Indigenous seeds and parentis the Several delegates at the meeting Schools who are picked in the ap- world be io own the seed posh+. wed, and intl. De la needs ...Acne& a maxi - Radio station complete overhaul genes of the seed, gong to affect opposed the plan. p.m ion proems can get as and whoever owns the seeds gale. "Hungry people don't stay for by the Goverment or Ontann Six Nations community radio nation is off Ne air with no plan on he Haudamsaunx are farm-fo lunacy. Where the hell mum of $2- million in the first P. tryfosalycontrolsinherently dud fond rode hungry for long." The land is a; -fink how to resit hack on. cam right and by tradition. We is local control of education ?" year. yy for all move0.Themisa small and we begin with the land. Our The board of directors that oversaw the needed community.service halm seedseeds tha have been in our asked chief Ralph Ak merle!, Canada says hand councils can yet venue movement coming dour garden, well Ammo, marin has' nu explanation for the mismanagement of the station and fiend. runs* since time Immemorial, chief of Chippewa of New. apply for the FNSSP, as can fed- around the er Ealing our own food is Indigene enmmundn o. First Na- 11 ¡mitts/ first One the station has had financial problems. ohm protection is mailable for our First Nation weeded territory. eral schools and regional world AAA loft founding .pomment singing our reeds Even when Turle Island News publisher Lynda Pow., aril local seed? I Meld to p.0 on my own Akiwenzie said the program tions org of the IWra,.. People Council songs n ammonium. resident Stave Williams offered to help keep the awn. the air. saves Iona children: they will need works against First Nations who Fleeted chid William Montour on olonalàtth Omer die inten on nobody but us, that as Dwee some the answer was no. an answer Nat came without the membership for We survival of their right plan resources the (PCB has Pro- eignty being consulted. 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AGOT SPORTS a heur The Roe Kmghthawks managed lo get theothe Williams had two goats and seven asus. d Pt Knighthawks to Walre. Anthony Kelly and OT 1 had an 1,1,( Ir fw - of N çM1 the NEWS? Dainl o Soon, fla y J HenM1 k nad h pals d fou each Bch Nfun mad 32 a take he lais qurrn de&an,gN sruoo T oR k13 neMe cos,' Sh n b.J goal pick up first win d mha b had g I dr amm e OSß I . 1 cm DCl a C ss A P OT G fo g I d m cary oared dd d .4 I ff h Wool re moon agm leclonia stopped n of 48 shots to g he win Shawn semi son had three goals ..s.rwmw.w aca an mist Joe nnt bela Is nee tney t reNew rnrk Is191 445 -0668 sp 0 RT S 005)765 .2.144 A w g r d W i n n i n g 9 D g r 1$ Golden Eagles notch third -straight win Bandits remain perfect at 5 -0

Scul Hill he usually Is," said Bandits head Roger By Scow Hill 5ysc had a goal each and -- Sporn Reponer Sports Reporter coach and general manager Dams Rich Kilgotr, Brandon Swamp, Kilgom. "1 Nought we improved as Phil Sanderson, Kevin NAme. and !I As every game This season is turning out to be goes by, it seems Ila game went a long." Tom Montour all had an assist 1 the Bandits ow to member for the Brantford Buffalo just keep get- Ken Montour stopped 41 of 55 each. Eagles of the Greater ling stronger and stronger. This shots that he faced to get the win. Former Bandit Steve Diemch / Cook, Ontario Junior Hockey League. past Thursday night in Edmonton, Ile now has a record of 3A and an sopped of4A shots he faced i the Bandits improved to 5 -0 with a incredible 6.67 goals against aver - to take Me They currently sit in first place in Ins 13-8 win a the Midwestern Conference as over the Rush before a age as well m .810 save percent - Former Rancho Dan Teat had Bung d crowd 6,298 Rexall well as first place In the entire of Place. age ports andend an assist in the losing -;., ,...... --IV 26. comes with n minimum three-- "I don'tDIII we Payed very well Mike 011140, who was coded by elan. Ryan Benh also had tearn league. With playoffs just game suspension. Smith was around the comer, team in the first quzna. I thought we Edmonton o the Bandits last ma- four-point game withith a goal and the given a G5426 (second miscon- way with five goals and three assists. oking to finishthe regular sea- duct in the same game) and that sort.. 0624). "They (Edmonton) played hard. son strong. results in a minimum one -game -Mike is one of those gays Net is They had good goaltending. I tW Oa Thursday night at the suspension. Milligan has been always dangerous. He can top we had a little more talent Brantford and District Civic earn then Ronal, ,,..ads Ken .wear makes a save Sumo, home worded for two games while ,pnh1: Khat !debt eery given night." said Meta and we were a little bit deep - manA. Centre, the Golden eagles took! Smith has not been suspended. against Rochester last (File Photo by Soon Hill) dgoat -We rally needed that et I Mink that spot of proved out as the Lisowel Cyclones and the end Brantford 99ers Midget AAA night so it was good Whew- the night went along The longer 3} trek and we have to match their result was a 4.1 win in front of a goalie Tanner Armstrong served ..We Mark Santana had three goals we played the better we got;" beat them the l0t three or four intensity;' said Kilgoor. big crowd of 870. as avelli's backup in the game and four assists. John Tavares had Killed said. "I Bdnk they sort of team. It's always big rivalry We The Bandits ream home to HSBC "That was a nice atmosphere and I due to the fact that he team let made Kenny (Montour) have to three goals and three assists. Cory hit their max by halftime." go back along ways. They're in a Are. on Saturday. Feb. 14 for a think otr guys reserved that with Borden go up and play for the 'J make some really big saves. He had four assists. Delby Next action for the Bandits ts this spot tight now where they need Valentine's Day showdown against week Bomb. what they are doing in and London Knights of the Ontario - shut them out for the first quena Powless and Sean Greenhalgh both Friday night when thry travel to some win so we're going o go in Ile Toronto Rock. week what "1102 will halt Hockey League. Borden was a 4111 01,011,101.0111 ookie forward Bruck Smith carries the puck up the ice during, firm mmiod action of his and was as had and (I_ there and veep going to achieved at this point in the ma- overall, M unbelievable two assists. Clay Hill Philadelphia to battle We Wings site* mink 4 -1 win over the Liniment Cyalanes last Thursday nigher the Bran? rd and District Civic Centre. part of a blockbuster trade on Jan. son, said Golden Eagles heed (0,0om0y Scan IIRII 8 that seen him goo London sash Scott Rex on Ne bigger He certainly made the big carves tonight and that all came from the Dan Severn stopped 21 of23 shots along with John Tavares and then usual crowd. "The guys were when he had to make the big back. Our defence were moving to record the win. He also sal the Michael Del Zoto. Ile played in pumped and they certainly Rebels host Co -ed Volleyball Tournament s@ Rex said. "His confidence pucks up quick and allowing us to record for wins by a goalie th London's 3 -2 win over the enjoyed [net" Belleville Bulls on Saturday and 1s where it needs lobe.- attack on the rush," said Rex, "We Jason. Savelli now Ina record Daryl Borden made 25 urea to Matt Garbowaky had two goals love coming in on the rash" of 21 -2 -1 with 2.22 gods against picked up the win with a 32 -save pick cep the win. Ile now vhas a and an assist to lead the way. Chris Josh Leis made 26 saves to take average and a save percentage of performance. egad oP 6 -1 -1 with a goals Eagles (35 -6-4) are In Dunham had a goal and an assist the loss. Brett Cato scored .914. The Golden 'usage 903..31 and a 0ve ago, end Mike McKinley and Alex 1.,00Wel'a lone goal. Matt Hill led the way with two salon again tomorrow night when percentage of 904 since joining Szczechma both had two assists. On Sunday night in Waterloo, the goals and an assist. Mark Taylor they travel to eld to take [he club from the Oshawa on the Jr. Blades Golden Sam Milligan had a single goal Golden Eagles defeated the had a goal and an assist and Kody of the 1E 2 Generals of the Onorio Hockey a and Mark Madaram had a single Siskins by a scum of 582. The win sselman and Luke Van Horseshoe Conference. With League back in Decafficr. set record for season lists- kerke both had two assisb. wino they would grab their firsl- !w- "Till's two good games in a row. "Our shots were pretty good desaby the chub. Moult Smith and Bobby ever Midwestern Conference reg- - tú' re e `t _oR.'S CAREI lee` `._',

Ito DIG with I Action from the championship game between Notorious DIG and Sis Nations Rebel) first vicepre.rident and general manager Marof4 passes Animas, JIlts Notorious DIG captured the first -ever Sir Nations Rebels Co-ed their 9300 prize money. Team members are: Jess Hill, Brand, Hill, Mandy Andaman. Brandon Jones, Volkybarl Tournament 2 -0 on Saturday al the Social Services Gym in Todd Longboat, and Pave Wright HIS took home $200ffor coming in seem., place and The t155l1aters by Scott Hill) Ohsxvken. Whom Oy Scott Hill) took home $100 for coming in third place. Atotal ofür teams competed (Mata

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Bantam All -Stars continue to have success wnld.+ard m la _ asy ad& Vo pm hind of., aM r ffew Midget reps on the brink of elimination a Th hoy pa w dvn b wrack / ^a adye neck-roe BUstÑE aim Srs - ` . pna'b slut they can dions BU IRE ahrOa War annhMwsplde.I s mp.M e,.d ac rmNvp for nanan a na ends limn dentists mots le byarmp them bamlp ant pro fa UiapWwryapab4ready,prahnr a.l yw tan) ei l} mondO 2010 Games ignite Olympic spirit fpy lad han- IMIbi6-Yul ! ?' a Mon mFa,my.dpkya 4ereeTB aa roc of Nee name all te time.- Cm Glas man. the ALLhbla iwW ISo Best Friend lui u .:ipi n. dc,l i, hang Dro. f 4 v ne BUSINESS .o bdar. wing '-te 11! .c b play dwciprinxl all u r We butt Sim dlw,rlinc Se this First poriod action of the Si Ss ion, Midget AllSram OMHA playoff s Party tfte Ynac" vm game ageing the W'nfl. N'Vd on Sunday evening at the G'aaeme rte happy with pe oaks Powless Arena TheAllStrm, who wore aho (some players for ova t IreSI heals npeIRIIi....wap Gatre dv. of the wits gras tonight I am room los 4 -1 and bail Heber. serin IA Jerry Hal at the Gaylord Powlem Alan a 7:30 lfae GU _-al scored Me All-Starr lone goal. Came Wee goes wake .die CRAM til1 p- itl 8:45pm. (Pham by SmaHia) aal Bantam AllStars player P.O. la WaiIsaacs balles for Me puck KIM a 1 nfleetplayer as Quinlan Alaftin rY << Levuloúlnfltmsahd` looks on daring Meir game Sunday .. DustnesSltac°.',. ::-; afternoon at the Gaylord Parkes STROKE WARNING SIGNS r,. Arena. The All-stars non 8 -I to 6 fortstarat - Mks a 2-0 kola. Me baatgf-fre >pyd (Photo by Scott Hill) . loss 11 .. .. WEAKNESS Sudden of strength or r1 sudden numbness in the face, arm leg, 4 By Acon all or .r Barb r. Sport Reporter even if temporary. 12101 Se Igtg1.etll1 a S t a n n B -. O H S w E K E qr- r your oersonal Wang ;; N- " ASSne1B . 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(905) 768 -3384 Brantford special to Turtle Island News Saturday night when de once In New Monthly Programs Jr'Eí1i3 5-2050 Ohsweken, ON again face the first-plebe Delhi Memory Makers Fax: (519)44 f- With the playoff approaching, Ne Travellers. The puck drop..,. let M cowl. ,m (519) 758 -5321 you dew sere Hagersville Hawks of the pm. And on Sunday night, Ney Evening Socials fß-°1 Mann. -r t0je,02de evel to Burford to take on the Southern Ontario Junior Hockey 519.445 -2224 ext 224 M third In fierce Bulldogs. League remain place call Activity staff to s5 re" the McConnell Conference They Hawks goalie Rob Porter makes confirm dares Ohsweken are seven points ahead of both the MGM Video 4utes'd a save during a home game earls e- t` j Burford Bulldogs sod the Pon For all your D rJ Speedway er rha smmom Porter, who took vide p Dover SionSad With a split over the ( Saturday nights game need Variety I a,$ he warkend Path thee games °LPP Cl r cable D umuml Fonndam,n " elst sford, s a cord t ; remaining. is going to go down 11 -8 0,0 n the Po R seas on o .5OP .MB smr°"es`aH.. ÁÓm ,e4 to the wire to see who faces ho t an route, one (vile Photo by seael Nef/ Middleport Plaza Pop eliPlen. fe. MARAMmem in the playoff,. If the standings °weNan. DN 1110 54 'web 445 -0551 remain as they are, the look, will - Hwy. .. d t d.ee (519) race the first-piece Delhi Travelers 519 -750 -9973 519-445-9210 Toll Free: 1- 866 -5O8 -6795 9B Chiefswond Rd. in the first round. \ ' Last Friday night, the Hawks Bev - SIX NATIONS PARKS & RECREATION FEBRUARY 4th'- FEBRUARY 10', 2009 elled to Delhi to face the m d River Lgw 077 McConnell Conference leaders THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MOND TUESDAY ) Six LITTLE BUFFALO r Nations ( United and they came away with a 121414250 PM SNSC WEDNESDAYPURIM SKATE MILSO Atbco n "el 9 -11.59 pm CI MM.. VARIETY STORE Police Rentals MikeM ate Albanese made 40 saves to wlia en NEW CRFOrtN Rental, Sales, OAROIC a SNMFIA Located at the award Chiefewood pick up the win I 0 sleek rms. Point earners for the Hawks were: PITILESS 8:50pm 1 (Reg, Rd 20) Service & Supplies 3PIATFEWEE MP Zacm Rd and Indian boing David Watson (20), Brock : WV !FYI AREA SILVERVALS VS NMHA 150 Roy Blvd. Brantford Mashed (MA), Bob Midas PROMS 5 Rd., Ohsweken ry arcosa Ixt I 1969 cnierswopd (ILIA), Sean Malone (IG), rs:aúar P Ta:5114.140 O R-7-756 -0700 SISMOM Asas 905- 768 -3123 Derek Widow (I O), Ryan RINLINIVREP RAaR,aaxa r,COm rawAmEtEEt nxapm N. ax no. Clyn L 519-445-4191 Ashvrst (10), Jesse Sommers (IAA and Rick -chipper (IAA Watson scored the ovum win- HUMAN RESOURCES MOO COMMUNITY room tt PHARMASAVE ner at 2:33. g..p HALL If you would like to be on our ' What -a- Health Centre On Saturday night, the Hawks Y EN hosted the leagues first -place mn, the Thamesford Trojans and FOR INFORMATION CALL 519- 445 -4311 Sponsor Page Convenience a45 -44°, lost in a heartbreaker 3 -2 445-4471 wall Il was the teams first meet. in RH CROSS SPORTS FIRST RIO COURSE. INTEREST IN SPORTS INJURY PREVENTION AND /AIMS R r514.CJW1 .OP at: 2176 Chiefswood Rd ive w' two years Neilson netted Moth of FEBRUARY MTO CARE. REOISTAMION ANO PONY, Bgn )00 TO 0:30 PM ATJ0.HIIL SCHOOL COST rye/ Please contact us AT TOOTH DROP in DASIBMAll the Hawks goals. Assists c e0 hl SM NATIONSAPAR. AND Manor FEBRUARY 20.2000 4: OOPS. SPORTS COST m. COURSE SUITABLE FOR 1.14 MOMS Iaoa R:30PM AT 0T09.00 PM @OMZSMTH 519- 445 -1844 from Malone, Allen Domazkieuc 519- 445 -0868 COACHES, mans. VOLENTHRS WHO HAVE Je HILL 6CH003 COOTS 3100. SCHOOL NO COOT. and Medeiros.. Next 41* Asher, AIL

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Able ta work flexible hours, multilerk and mare[ SIX NATIONS /HAUDENOSAUNEE Darren svc deadlines: Taule Island News A vehicle and valid anew i license is required. Wages based on experience. P.O. 6o 329, Ohsweken, ON NOA IMO La SA DIva or Fax: (519) 445 -0965 Submit mirror aal Iola la t, w: Ea :tell i IC:z.l Irll Eilter COMMUNITY PHYSICIAN RECRUITMENT É A.a, f..i..x.a.. .a...N... We have a winner and we're still going strong! COMMITTEE Want a truly enriching career? IN NA all Congratulations to our first Draw winner, Glen Hill of Third Line. a.namw a...,enr,w.6,.aerta...aa Glen won the Blue -my Disc Player! BOARD MEiVarERS Consider the Ontario Public 5 culturally diverse REQUIRED workforce, a supportive environment and a multitude of be on Friday February 6 an X -Box 360 Our next prize draw will for locations, ministries and jobs r am wide variety of areas make The Brant Community Healthcare System, the Chamber of Elite ...with more prizes to come including the Government of Ontario a great place to build your career. Commerce. caned.. CANADIAN Brantford -Brant, the Municipalities of Brantford, Brant County and Weekend for 2 at the Seneca Casino in Niagara Falls NY wamerecherche LANGUAGE Six Nations have formed a committee consisting of community volunteers SENIOR MEDIA RELATIONS/ LITERACY (with $200 spending money) and stakeholders to address the ongoing need to aggressively recruit et l'a=== RESEARCHSEARCH NETWORK Family Physicians to our community. Weekend for a family of 6 at the Great Wolf Lodge in Niagara Falls ON ISSUES COORDINATOR (with $300 spending money) Bring your proven public relations skills to the Ministry This newly -formed Community Physician Recruitment Committee is of Aboriginal Affairs, co steered branch. A National Strategy for dynamic experienced professionals with proven leadership, seeking two members from the public-at -large with experience on We would like to thank all those who have already participated but if you have anconsultative and negotiating skills, you III plan, lead community committees to join the Board of Directors for a two -year term. end coordinate the mini,I,V corpoate media relations Early Literacy not yet been visited by our survey team, just call 519 -445 -3119 to schedule a If you would like to become part of this dynamic group, please submit stddions. You downer knowledge of journalism, print time fora short survey visit (15 minutes) or obtain an access code and com- and electronic media, media research methodologies and INVITATION TO SUBMIT a resume by Friday, February 20, 2009 to the address below. plete the survey on -line. Either way your name will be entered into our draws sourcing, media and market Seeps techniques. Strong oral all .mew sonars tala are essential len Mr. Jim Steele, Chair, and your survey input will help us plan for a better future! Public consultations for the National Strategy for strategies, ant team responses and briefing[.materials. Community Physician Recruitment Committee Good Luck! Strong meant, analytical and fawn management skills Early Literacy (NSEL) initiative are scheduled in P.O. Box 26015 round out your profile. Letters: 160 Year SL E, Toronto. each province during March 2009. 260 St. Paul Ave. Pease visit our website to view detailed job information, Persons interested in submitting and /or including qualifications and sales, and to apply online. Brantford, ON Nato Management Senile: (Net! and Grand River Ems, M ment and Training (GREAT) presenting to a panel regarding NSEL are invited quoting lob 10 lilts, by Fab. 12, 200e. If you need N3R 7X4 employment to visit nsel.cllmet.ca /submissions Centre nt 416,27-8960. airy those applicants electedfo ran For more information regarding NSEL visit interview will be contacted. rise) Elmo( e The Ontario Public Sena is on equal opportunity employer. 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Feb,1e @4pm Practical portions 5t " 9:eeMa:wwmbe GREAT Employment and Training M'awnMnmlmu°vm,,,,oem asso Please pick up papers by Grand River Mow ay,a cos m w tenni of /Mg mar me Friday February 13, 209 16 Sunrise Court rob E1yy1at61RYSa1n ,. l x4hrybrammNdaw9laaPy)(wMwxeNMae9Ae aboriginal ral:aanH r inON Ohsweken, ON w.eoar Are SO .wu lab ten x[31 Lists uSam For mix infonnation or to :e.e,.Dn,r. a r , , > ,ehg, regiMr plmse contact Anas NOA IMO o hr le* blmmsoss u wm'09°:®+mó,wlaet npe 519 -445 -2950 GRAND RIVER EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING MbmmmeaMwanasawm[ wawnuno,he emR February J. MN F t,uary 4.2006 19 To be on this Business Directory To PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD, CALL: Please Call Business Directory 519- 445 -0868 PHONE: 445 -0868 FAX: 445 -0865 Classifieds S Asçseena DFAMA.. Is 1290 P.M. TUESDAY ={= MOMS Smitty's RECYCLE THIS Buhl Mobile Truck & Trailer Repair NEWSPAPER (1 OP BIRTHDAY IN MEMORY PowWow o EVENT SERVICES (4o.5,ItU YAWS CA1h Spent..., In: scheduled feet maintenance In Memory of TRADITIONAL. POWWOW * *NFW TIME.* SNA PRESIDENTIAL FEBRUARY 14TH 2009 Daily tenth dead repair Dort: (Manacle) Heenhawk SIX NATIONS BENEVOLENT LIMOUSINE SERVICES Phone: Fr9 Dec. 4, 1935 - Feb. 4, 2008 Valentine's Day ASSOCIATION Ohsweken, ON & Special, God gare us the sun and then At (905) 765 -9858 Dime 1;r Monday & Tuesday ding pair EUCHRE 90,165-9928 there ma. wont n TUSCARORA NATION Cali per Pricing Special 24 hr Emergency Repair EVERY WEDNESDAY Call In Advance (905) 912 -0756 ux SCHOOL G1'M 2 Large 474 God Was. and then there at 1:00 pm. 6NaLimoMemail.com Call for 519- 718.1165 p as life (Mt. Hope a Waldo@ rt.) pricing !s-y: Pepperoni Pizzas at L'ìl Mikey's A Limousine A president $22.00 d God gave= Mothers and then TUSCARORA NATION NY Would Use Mon .FA. 1 1530 Sour Springs Rd. (2nd Live) Breakfast I 1 yl - there was Lave GRAND ENTRY 12NOON pm Home of the For more infornney n, 7:30 am- 5:00 A year has Smoke Dance, Potato Dances, " passed since Mom please contact: Special Fastest Lunch Exhibition Dancing WANTED 1Ve Open Tuesday to Friday @- entered the spirit world. We, the Caren Martin 519-45 BACKHOE WORK I XL Slice & Pop Dr Dick P. Wiers -4177 or &-re Amma family wish tussle this time to send Fenn & Giveaway EXCAVATING $3.50 .r14 Carolyn Bever 519-465.2785 QUOTAS 1a! OPTOMETRIST :HAPPY 16TH BIRTHDAY a thank-you to all the people who Retire Colours :pop A. COMMERCIAL ro my oldest son Ruas PURCHASED Call for Specials! Complete Optometric Esen ret is helped us before, ring and alter & RESIDENTIAL EWiaM Take Orl ' w1 050"0' By :l BRODY THOMAS FOR SALE passing. To PS.W : Carol, Sponsored ash New Hours! ZEHRS PLAZA Dispensing 3681 2ND LINE e Miss you Brenda, Lesley, Dr. Trevor, nurses, Co. SI THUNDERBIRD LI+Ìri'Lif Mon, Tues, weil Glosses 8 Conrad Lenses Debra TIPI CO. SAND GRAVEL FILL 322 Argyle St. Sour Dad to Sua, Sheila, Colleen, Larry, and 716.38,2564 Makers of quality Tipis for FOR SALE Meaan'MeaeAr - c Closing at 9pm, TOP SOIL TRUCKING NETO NUM A.MF /WAN personal longer tOpm!! to line family and friends AND or professional use. Other BULLDOZING Ma6rraIp I 765 -1971 HOUSE FOß SALE Caledonia OBITUARY who gave their love and support so 716 -603 -354b rat styles art also available upon 4 bedroom mine.) haths, -peno 519445-0396 SQUIRE HILL:. freely. It was greatly appreciated Come Snag Upon request ComeSide wstore far hardwoW Boar JOSEPH IRVIN then and now. Lastly, to each of my Valentine, Day leather rawhide anda craft cencel, BL 0nr01... 2 wood I ear At the Brantford General Hospital brothers and sisters, children, supplies, great selection of beads 'Nye, Hills Water John nephews and fireplace basement, on landscaped Corner on January 30, 2009. Joe Squire nieces, who with their IN MEMORY Call for App...., HEALING aa 2 acre barmy sapiency, furniture Hill in his 89th year, beloved father love and strength we are able to get (716)380-2564 7 days a week. iddleport AMIESON,, MAY also available. serious inquires only NATIO S of Tim & Shirley, Roy, rough ow loss together weer. lay &Jill hand,, lama In loving memory of our dear Call 519-445 -0868 Counselling Services Nice: 2211 Upper ML Inc. Tuscarora 3493 6' Une Shelly, Daryl & Pat, Nancy, Earn. mother, grandmother and friend, ethanical Frank & Diana. Predeceased by Tony & Cindy. Resale &fin. Nation N.Y 14112 Lane@ 40.001 617.59aW P.O. Box 191 who passed away ertmen wife Florence, daughter Carol Judie, Bob. Glen Stevee NOA FEBRUARY 2, 2008. Ohsweken IMO (Janie), son Ken and punts Debbie, !loom Michelle MEETING lima M' ME El Le MC Check Us Out On atay . dad Added Tamer. sister Thoth brothers Pita- and (heir families 0:51651 was When 'come m the endofthe INDIAN DEFENSE LEAGUE The Web: Renshlps son, John A. Mel, also Torah to lapi x.+dann a 61t746.7lft road and We sun harm farm, Or AMERICA 905- 765 -2675 many grandchildren, great grand- THANK WwW. Fear, panic, trauma You Ih fey well teal... l'h. GENERAL MEETING children & great Adjustments to Keen I bring forward this note of SUNDAY FEBRUARY S. 2009 theturtleislandnews grandchildren. Rested at Ms home appreciation to thou whom have n e huts but not ono ,coin chars We Buy and Sell New & Used 430 -1 st Eine after 7pm Friday been helpful supportive those and ash mum hied Six Natio. Tourism Building TOATAt lárewriii.: 11 where Funeral Service was beldam Snd.more_. Movies 8 Video Games pasta of months. I experienced horn lain Potluck IuANatlmIaeWd M[@. Sunday Ilan_ Interment some major sin -backs and w Remember the love sonars "ALL WELCOME." 0 PS3 & PS2 Wìi XBox 360 1240 Colborne Street West Stump Hall t Hospitalized on couple of shanty for Info Call: 519 -712 -5705 TURTLE ISLAND NEWS y-A.QIICl L eJ DVD Blu Ray Brantford, Ontario N3T 5L7 wwwehbanderson.com occasions. I find now -God willing Mist me. but let mega for this is u /1 1 am improving and can look journey that me all must take ADVERSTISING Ph: (519) 449 -2200 forward to 'Getting our often. I Ad each mango alone- OBITUARY all PHONE: 445-0868 Ph: (877) 954.7368 wish to extend appreciation to a pan of the Cremar, plan, a xre 01.4Cit2tG12420 VAUGHA.N: For 449.1244 of people who where in m the read to (519) MARY ETHEL- TII0DIE- numMr name. FAx: 445-0865 www.totaleentals -ca with me since October/088 When! lvu are lonely and sick dr do 603 Colborne St. E. 519 -751 -1073 At the Hamilton General Hospital ADVERTISING DEADLINE O -tf Moro c than a Thank you to my on February I. 2009, Mary heart. go to somri mile orfriends WetI1:It, 5:00 EM, FRIDAY -ear rams- 8'nbrkHeHcl Vaughan Family..< Health Professionals of you know. age 75 years, wife of the late BGH & GH, Pester Peggy Dy burying yarn snumws in doing Donald Vaughan 119 %Id hard Friend, & Relative, bestbeen wishes, good d ed E Hill loving mother of Em Hill and h Volunteer ,Nips me.. hut ergo. NOTICE FRIDAY Your best la ßr all your HIGHSPEED Glenda & Rich Long and Tammy drivers AL mvnar h.pen Toe dearly WowIto ne The Turtle Island News (Prior to Wednesday Publication) e: iy-446:-1y86b Colour Print and Vaughan all of Hagersv II dear prayers'. All assisted trim during forgotten byway Family, Y viewing Phalooepying Needs advertising deadline for For further intonation contact I nan to Tennis & Junk Rulli; and these recent Imes. One has an Taylor Long, sister of Doll Cadet Ralph Bray opportunity to re- evaluate one's Turtle Island Print Nand display advertising and Leonine, Bob Chrysler, and the THANK YOU The tank sever is course in Life, and I learned how First dollar 9 -5 pm Email: sales b ad material is Email: sales @theturtleislandnews.com late Elva Williams, John Chrysler THE BRANTFORD precious life is. My most sincere Monday Friday themrtleislnndnexs.mm Office: 519.445.0868 Louise Clink Fred "Cheese" & GOLDEN EAGLES 1.1a}ions Nick Chrysler fondly remember. gratitude is extended to the kind 2208 ...wood Ra. ONee: 51W46-086S spent here! 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