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Turtle Island News, celebrating 15 years Okarahshona kenh Onkwehonwene, Six Nations of the Grand Wednesday April 29, 2009 Police raids Oneida and Six Nations Six Nations Police uncover weapons cach Police raids net over
$200,000 in cash, guns, V 6` -, drugs and stolen goods k 5 k By Lynda Powless and Susannah Schmidt Writers
Five Six Nations people are facing a series of drug, stolen e - goods and gun related charges after police swept down on two Six Nations businesses last Wednesday morning and an- other in Oneida, in unrelated raids. Police confiscated $210,000 in tional Services. The Ministry is look - Canadian cash, 20 firearms, over ing into the matter. $41,000 in marijuana and stolen (Continued page 3) goods ranging from 10 ATVS to more than 30 stolen GPS devices. Five men and a woman are facing /7-4., more than 34 charges. J . , 0 A sixth man has been arrested . An Oneida man faces charges after 1f ,q officers seized firearms, marijuana and $300,000 in Canadian currency t in a raid on Oneida First Nation ter-
ritory near London. U It isn't known if Six Nations will be able to retain the seized $210,000 as proceeds of crime. r -- A spokesperson with the Ontario At- t - torney General's office said Tuesday r 'II(M(M if the court orders the proceeds for- . feited tathe provincial office it could be used to pay for costs of crime pre- rfi t vention, law enforcement or the ad- r ministration of justice. He referred questions on retaining the funds for Six Nations Police Canst. Tim i . Six Nations policing to the Ministry Somberly carries out bags of - 1 of Community Safety and Corree- marijuana from a First Line barn. Six Nations police officers carry out guns during a raid of the First Line home of Donald Tripp. Tripp is fac- ing a series of gun and drug charges. It was one of three simultaneous but separate raids that took place in southern Ontario First Nations. A second Six Nations residence and business was raided along with an Inside- 1-- h! Oneida home. (Photo by Jim C Powless) Local 2 Editorial 6 US Homeland Security won't accept status Sports .8 Earth Day Festival 10 Careers 17 cards without a chip r; Classified 19 PA. By Susannah Schmidt invite Indian Affairs staff to Six Protection Agency, refused to com- Business Directory 18 Writer Nations to explain the problem. ment on the issue. .1 4OM The U.S. Department of Home- INAC alerted Six Nations that the INAC spokesperson Patricia Val - Price $1.25 land Security has rejected Indian Department of Homeland Security ladao did not return Turtle Island
. Daily news updates &a®î and Northern Affairs' new status has rejected the new status card. News calls by press time. áTORRFFACnON . www.theturtleislandnews.com card as a border -crossing docu- "They're not going to recognize it The news comes after INAC has
SUPÉRIEURE .0\ ment. unless they put a chip in there," repeatedly - stressed that the cards 01> TIOV111 R 5am1:30am_ Six Nations elected council councillor Helen Millet told do not have a chip in them - a learned last week Homeland Secu- elected council April 21. concern raised by Six Nations peo- Pi . free rity will only accept the new status Miller said an INAC memo to ple in mid -March when INAC LIMITED TIME OFFER - ENDS MAY 3RD card if it has an "enhanced" RFID council detailed the development. came to Six Nations to make new i i chip. Joanne Ferreira, a spokesperson cards for residents. 282 Argyle Stit! S Caledoniak o 74470 04551 9 Elected council voted April 21 to for the U..S. Customs and border (Continued on page 2)
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1 April 29 20w Apn129,2009 .r.-. W W W.THETURTLEISLANDNE WS.COM LOCAL We're streaming native news all the time! Yg ai'v t i Local News, Videos, Sports! Six Nations marks third anniversary of OPP raid k c;:a , N. By Scheming Schmidt "It was -- it was a traumatic exile` Guns, drugs, stolen goods seized in two raids at Six Nations WOke Hence that I'll never forget, l know On the third anniversary of the that. It will he forever lodged in Monour said in his 17 rase Six OPP raid at the former Douglas my memory;' she said. Nations it was the largest seizure g
Creek Estates, a small gaup of "I managed to solo the mad and 1 once bald witnessed. children runners waving Six Na- would look from side to side and Ifs also De fw time Six Nations Bags led s caravan front to back and see nothing but ilk aa Ire ''^ Police have searched more than m through De min froma the Silver policemen, or ten arresting pw location ductal eously mod of a o mirk inside the sole pie, and running after people, and 9 W .I ti huger investigation he said. home roam. the site. people running. -land it win] 4:20 ?. "We had a search team at Jasper, X ti. and a search team at Tripp's both A Y w ararching at.e same time," he said. --- F -11 t5 ts been the .d gun here and there, >._ ./ but nothing to this extent," he id. !} "So -- this is the guff that, in our - 3.1[17 communty," mad Montour. 111 RL 17Z,ff At Six Nations Police headquar- ters, Montour and ...Tarty Mar - , who passed away suddenly last ma griatrne Martin, Its, Colby Marvin, M. Joky llama ran and warned the trek repealing she path winks took Friday April 2401, looked soberly three years ago when they hushed back OPP Thee led a carman foam through the ruin Colby says sits % at the table of seized firearms and all about the land. by Jim C Pawlm.l ¡ (Photo - drugs. ing moms on Me other side It "Lately, the community is outraged Sie Nations bonne answerqueslionslom South American of Don ems f was quite surreal going through the See Nationspetkeconfiscated a number ef handguns from esippl barn towards die drug habit. Well, the Tripp, Whop was arrested jog outside Ohsweken lag Wednesday. barricades, stopping by to visit fast week (Photos by Jim CPo ols's) proofs in the pudding here," he said (Photos by Jim C'sonlen I people at the site then going to kits believed to be stole, said Mon - Maew. three polka stood eu .s sae as a fmom, Mmes Mda agar sas (Continued from Wong firm He saids police neat. comity vat relo Sá Nation Police obtained wanan. lout' mum a sped into the driva Wagons. and possession of property The caravan marked the third an- n the morning," aid Stones. who She said it was diffwit. "1 wanted to get involved with putting way pryer' frthe raids bad on Wormier "Thevehiclegetsazulenit gees re- kerb wirer, man. ...neat, crime. Oro coon.... rsary 60 the April 20, 2006 was five months pregnant at the lobe here [ at and had just started al covered down here,bmtlús is where digs Six Nina "You guys have got to leave. (doll session ofmarhuana for the purpose early morning mid. CH. It was very grange, at times it "There's a cry out there from the police people were trafficking in illicit Mc fast-sell items edlp, he said. want anything in the papy. If you of trafficking ana seven courts of Heavily -armed police stole into rMatin aid watching Six Nations was hard especially when the inci- mmmmltY about stopping selling on both reactor. Sù Norm Police recovered 689 print anything " she aid, as police possession of stolen property valued the site just before 4:30 rearm penile "get a stronghold" at the dent with the camera man hap- stolen vehicles m the territory in The raids Oral began call Walla, ansmago. site, facing so many heavily arm. pend. I heard it from people at f day morning at the First tae acme 2 ' him tempt túil6pe,} "Ere, will dune her. work and then phoned people here, Six Nations Police said they believe Kathy Wedge of Donald Tripp,a room f I Nedin ridfailed mama to mkt Sia $ ghhere now. they mid could leave if I wanted alma of the Nations inn's theshopwas'volvd man illegal Tmee' ga oaring and is furnished with Six Fire, cul- h... repkbdshr reclaimed: feel rhos tightening ìbut fore- . q they saw I was upset. I wanted pawmbmker-type operation linked eight month . as did her nephew a wooden Moro Six Mar the hods Ks comforting, b mintat Me huge table and a hodge to be here, not those. torero was deig. M M1eci. . of drys. irreg.. ' The aid an p ed time. ois empowerment " The blame was all being placed said ponce f rid . red watching the people of Six The mother said the anniversary, The iwngeoa ,pained US Six Mien remakereea-d that saes ire- Chd6W orshah gem nl'io on Six Noun, there was a lot of n and marijuana in an on -site . _ 91' and all supporters Canadian borders and saw Six Na- dials of people drive and even win saying 'enough is enough;'enough," Norm its come for her, is about corn- negativity from Caledonia and sur- storage shed sale Regional Rd 20 fTV when the raid so oe,pmìceparmawlthmavwver hackback police and an earn she aid. faw,d happened - - milmen to fighting sawnow se later rounding communities." i. Make really strong," she weapons enforcement office. d Para At resolve slay, And we're not going to stand said, generations dolt have to. -Nuns time. lwon'tfor- the were F eying U.S. in Some,) dugs eerier I, i "It was a to he police seeking information An he potluck, about 20 people book and keep our k blanket of warmth "I don't want to see my grandchild getlha sfat sure." alb -Mgetal be morns. oar firearms trafficking rod .0lw fade, said Li< .Aral in ee tie and allow he taken pan of it -- to watch the people suffer like Si, That, the Nai, the in the tan valued the pot guar d re. more Nìvgslo Colby Martin solemn goods ihMCnm. An OPP investigator lazed away were comee here that morning and to foundation of why we need to be because, was maraca inre69 ear. that Its "my mom here d police bought firearms, at about 514,000. and it was phenomenal; fighting today, for our grandchil- Undercover the house built on just going bto happen any more 1 sabe brother. This is all Mon our land." nves0gators also found about she anger.. a gaged the lands by the chesedout devdF _ at nor said dren and children to come,' she Kathy Garlow been a each an- in cash et Ne fame. M md.olen ATVS. "'Nn 535,000 Canato She's marked the raid every year ¡ The house was built by developers Did. nivervry.'l'm hereto the otters. remind Ponce said the firearms were both JapNS sde. Rhonda wee Jeep f The bring said she makes and is now a Six Nations head - Warms ale raid rid ripple - government we have not given up said Police also took about smuggled and stolen in break -and- M.N.. ing in her ran in the wee hours of an effort to bring her children to quanenkt looked frozen in time, effect phone tree awakened Six this lard or the fight for all our 50 or 60 Sam tai -style swords also especially in the fog. and saw local enters. Pillow sized bags of marijuana, long guns, handguns, eileneers, tips ofAKdOammunirion and more were 11. three yeas oocMeshethe the site no explainhil the pivotal Madre '{Maas land. I Mink this shows everything fiat bide the shop. Five Six Nations people faze about read by Six Nations Pollee in a raid at the home efDon Tripp last Wednesday (Photos by Jim C Powless) She arks to police knocking on events. Martins children, Bled It stood eel, in the middle of people descend on the lands. to Cabana and the pryer At Den Tripp, First Line Read gentle to 34 charges. her winnow. 16, Colby. 13, and Foley Id the field, next an unfinished Tracy Bombe, remembers Nat that this is not going to stop ft is seized two load. drugs to our people and they've got intervened. over $5,000. Dec -Sgt. Moen Montour said Pd perry. Office mad dotted with streetlamps. day. She was on her way to work nOt g end \' going vc pablspaeilancas, to stand up and let their voice be Charged are} Police charged William Errol Kill art. lice have wee the n adM in gendarme Te p Hamilton for CII nem. "It was y v' Mc Whin human. maar and ti0a, and - heard," he said. Ible Donald Tripp, 52, is facing in 27, with trafficking ammunition. Rgw39íí. i4313iif.Sbny?5bS6 irons were being used or cinmlmd 4... rghts nt . ,ilew board i an interest, time then sea tided mvi mtohrenc ...paid t e silencers on the p s 27 counts offream. related charges Both he and Wayne leer Has 1n, It's all still under griper Roca 221 i dame. hi .Th' Is what's including possession of prohibited 37,are each charged was amnion www m m a ar mtam This just opens up another m - stl mews New INAC cards US lhetfit damson were d'hebing is pistols with silencers firearms, messe mamma( of mope, Main. by ginte. rejected at border okay, here dowe go foam here? be to vein serig oar Catherine Row Powl 2 is also Did border not &.chatattached M loaded Is but idly capable b attached 0teams, tampering $ tt'aeimedhar/Wall cmnln antra Police Y merges kvrrdvg in the sane them. I find it very .robing," sad bers of a firearm and careless mots with (men oaf king and Councillor Melba 1 homes mho- Ile also re type of l being ore food kirk. lard Erle. MAC rid that it har Them 22. pekes drug related charges unauthorized possession of e res broom sad the Martin. age, three °crate suer umau ode LS. asks tor peed amorally form fa considered Homeland Savory mod ore wash warns, rag. smirk 0--iiielloillikilliii the for the some Norm was lo.. M p "You wouldn't hem the bang. You mind. possession of man.. farm 4 el its boas. b catty as 2)03 Dr.", need swarm hail mecum as y nearly glares Smoke Shp on least with r would never hear a shot coming and possession for the purpose of Dave Martin facing one charge of comm.., Not onla Ilrs -the chip m the card all hold Regional Ro 20 (Towel RAI - NAM- i MAC staff mama on the corm firearm trafficking firearms and a breech of mad its ltt quick and you if they had that actually screwed v10110, section ofd a had fino the 111,0 is talking Moot inn chip unique pers.al identification and a Herb. Donald Tripp's First 011P MOM Ith .ruga. MAW!' rimmed awing on Ile And they were conditions YINI., how many in the commit n ity know amber that anyone in the randy my leads bad kart' rack P.m ftwa Oa,* cards and leaving a space that Line residence and business. Hill, and ` - Aubrey Hill, 36, fazes 10 Tripp, Justin Aubrey { Mee else seize] mom than 2,000 Wad Justin Mugtak apt of r-1misr ...eel n 5S_ n. gab mi could fitted a chip. about that" ask. Thomas (at least 10 metre) can read with At the smoke shop, seized l later, with police Montour said investigators gave the counts including from WMdK WilliamEnol Hill were held in eus- Community commercially available rte Russian AIM» bullets at the First mmmgr.. g,.(pooped At the April 21 meeting. conned member Jan Long- equip two loaded revolvers Iced ,.MIon*la. d Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms bar ..ffickng ammunition, trafficking a tody to appear in Brantford our Maw. in the gallery, spoke in and link to aY other information lane residence and found M13,900 st. send wad 22 calibre ripe. ik, ream coral., Wray reau in the States complete de prohibited of a Police dear, ties. If and Posvlele favour of bringing ( ipt0 the may arts weapon possession MAY 9, 2009 Manage and Ave Hill and saner. *edam Nerd Police also found 10 ATVs behind ' a smptiov of the firearms to begin the of trafick on a promise to apne . Ike is .,I1. community and hosting mewing hN srae Andrew Clams. 0...00, agig, Pore also d millim.. Donn f arose slop a oro Caucus the n aid appear .May 2O. 11:00am - 3g00pia . repro aBA gun depiped b look tram d omen d origin. pur Ing. possession f prohibited scheduled to is on the Mee. a November `10 once 9.r haul of GPSS, digital cam meeting with INAC don con- slaws, firearm with ammunition, posses Powlea appears May 26. Tripp has I Imee handgun. caaea. SOCIAL SERVICES 4gkt firmed, to get more mronnation on -1 think this is a really anew opinion nine m., video cameras, cordless tool "They've already started - given sion of obtained by mime, also been released tL! wad hunk the community Clement palmed in March how a! damsel _ them a list photographs of the unauthorized possession of be able to come and ask Homeland ScantySecurity theme insist d liki ilia Miller and other councillors rag guns with the calibres, and die question, I'd like mat them putting a chip on the new status EA pushed to bring INAC into rho stir 1 La...r kg, said Longboat. eel -. G1 The rooming of the searches, as C. - Maine A University of Toronto more., E chef William Montour +- 'Whoa we doing Why are police ked aaca the lli gigs focussed on privacy and surveil- and Noma hard not tat, 1 tre not c bringing INAC here, property driveway, Sic Nations Po- lance iS911. told turtle Island radon on the newnow amber 1 I Tli 0. asked Miller lice and dPOPP officers stood outside " 4, 'We need to know what the lack is News in Mach that he opposes., advising as 1 their seem, babe- 1aa3 b9tsóetlr ha/krs 4p027, 29090 ar29anh Obese contact Ole cause what looks like a ham going on. We all got that earl proposed REID -emhaast ro fry Cootie tared and T . i. Goronh9nlU' toppordltsmource 0eewloGmarn Vehicles began coming dawn the saying what has to happen for Mar trawl documents such as lave Canada I. responsible to advise is 0 3/ 04152%9 for mom Memsnetrm er to fe9* arm and slowing down to tome g, card for them to recognize been consider. byte people of Ns potential benefits or : 121. , rag whutwashapgating. for divas licences because risks, Jaspers Smoke Hut on otmlrnewas raided by ;or who aNeNAFO dCr need to have them here, At Jasper's smoke shop property. they wool gnu Manly improve and nowersouss irents In ATV were seised bypolieefrom behind Jasper's Smokellur Stee.bbbtebbSibbbR%5 w Mat everybd } can hear, ' she 4 _ -a -, April 29, 2009 (L...... 0 .,'T LOCAL ' - LOCAL - is LI, a m Mlp nailed ea who have be hired for Sis armors cleial are alien and Mat So Omens MnICCI !gM receiving social ninon has six months, and four for year, said Gen- Recycle Cmn; Men, f the Im mn t.b. acted why it it happening. o' no. tickds io the peep ii'i'i err. nl m,kt utt Nan. weal nuance less than ,year. Employees eral. Some would also work with the eco cane. could get easier by the summa i[ recycling pick-up co bole a .null amount, said Hill. Now, Helping young Male. pw mts w change the ways," said Hill. Several kids who M1 would Councillor David Hill p J h p lcvt h S' get support tu make furore pints about won, Councillor David Hill could not be reached to con- cemalnmgn. haw d p MpaavdH,Il00050- wrote moan in Six Nations schools this year urged recycle Dnsisne limMT rkundaca youth get Nations Innovations, council heard April 22.The pul training or d Debbie General who co-ed' Erin how much Six Nations proposes to contribute or docv Na hem ma fi.e pe ma of olds make i dee. people to recycle and cane for the environmee000epro y 1 marean', 1lmn0 Works ploymeo pmgmms alS negotiatingegodadnghi00 Loran F fw,dart k an la e wen other funding details The finance common. will manna ill 6Mina fartmmu hp lmncnn Pan is badly needed to help dom Wan. fin and paper off welfare m cleonthg h IemMrysdti,hes by Nations funds weld soon review the proposed pick Innani for omens Mat mold un nun and Hillonored duo one ana.daoSaa.uanc budget. recycle .Y4 ninon m Me public Mom the landfill. Hill said garbageprime curbsidede pick -up isn't hiring unenadoted Six Nations pimple who hawing pard as imam topped up For.- -mold throe months. w. .otFa rook home child asked being discussed. Six Nations loses valued Cayuga and Oneida languages get extra Haudenosaunee Territory Well Represented at Miss Indian World By Brant 3ra s Indian World competition; commtition does not reel compel, Specia000l to 2nnle Island News a police officer federal funding seeing five Haudenosaw,ee women itivm we are all here to try our best ALBUQUERQUE, NM- The from all comers By SkeannehSdomWt 1 of the Confeder- n a good and proper wan". Six Nations has Iota veteran police Gathering of Nations, the word's - á- .. acy compete. t Writer Jessie Anthony of Six Nations officer largest gathering Native Ameri- Si Two Cayuga and Oneida language of 4 Six Nations was represented by its took away a special award for Best Terrence W Martin, 43, died sud- I I cans took place last week, pmjeds are among seven Mona, (April I 0 own Miss Six Nations Megan Gen- Essay, and 0yoh Powless denly while golet his wife and 23 -26) with a swelteribg crowd of 3n language projects to benefit from a ill and (Mohawk) and Miss Indian took away an award for Best Tm- Mends Age 2a.- thousand. $104995 federal Canadian Heritage i Defense League of America Jessie ditional Talent For her traditional Insp. \Anil suReredo has ameek at After 26 I years, the Gathering baP grant Friday at of Anthony (Onondaga). Also com- relent presentation, Powless Snndom Golf Course and was annotate. the Nations proves-to be one of the petiag were Brant POP Phil WS °Mom Brant- r Tashina Red Hail of demonstrated he Haudenosau taken to the Went Haklumad General most prominent Powwows In 9kN ford riding office. r l Oneida (Wisconsin), Ashley Mar- Smoke Dance and Women's Shf-u t0000tal by ambulance where efforts Nodh America. "For 5j 1I Amos Key Who Means First Ne- o26th an- f/ fin orSt Regis and Awe :Monk Milan w a chewing crowds[ the him were not y b venal we expect more ws Language Comma, joined Mc- ninny than 500. Poetess of Onondaga Nation Miss lndiw World traditional tat Insp., a tom of duty Matin served 0bes from the United States and VV Coleman for the April 24 To the Manor a crowd of 10000 t show two days before the with the lamed Satu Mamers before J Canada to be represented at the R annomemen \ . 11{aiI rit people, 22 year old Brooke Grant crowning The young women were starting nia policing carer m a con- MI PhiO A/earnen and Amos Key come said Derek Mathews, or- The Sweetgrno council administers Jessie Anthony of Six1V WionS won Deer rr.av and nve:hee,. Pool,. of the Hum/ 'fund/ Km& and watched over by Sia Nations own table with Me Sá Nations Police the council didn't have ion available about a seventh project. gamzerof the G.O.N. Canadian Heritage Fund funding in ,mf won fin oak donut talent Chippewa Nations was crowned Tia Smith, the 2002 Miss Indian Savant 1909. Heald the Ontario. until Decanter. Mar amless Key raid fetal fording is not Every a[ G.O.N. a young demonstran knowledge of their ing, demonstrating a traditional Ml- Miss Indian World 2309. "I feel World. Smith continues her work In 1 995 bane promoted twig rank Man a week's turnaround time for wady enough. I N e near selected to Both Mt-Coleman and Key tool domain. tle cony an good ambassador quol- anteand 0000ough dance. great. I am feeling a lot of am, with the Gathering of Nations as an of Sergeant Morn 2003 -2005, he I project deadline. 2008 condole schools nor the tide Miss Indian World. To 0004 Me new funds, tut admmed navy " ities nn the nano( essay uniting, The Haudenosanee Confederacy potion, a lot of sadness- said organizer for the Miss Indian sewed ease Sú Nations Acting the íI04,995 shin -tam ironp mdinhditgsduvciliation fund compere in this on4st, one must Grant funding fabf std. of ...need. a privme interview. public peak was well represent. at this Yea s The girls are great. this World competition. Many Clefdeofs. fine languages have how Mg nave Wilneln, Arty if doffs The announcement cores on the Milano Dolmans beaded language Mi n42006 he nonmetal Woman follows. funding. Orilna aueded a numbers and Flan Omis of Six Nains proving mead. to he coi of Inc. and Put in -$4,0181wingeenvatsaeayugab. Key said Swmgas receives only Narrons Police officials from Akio denying e:mh orprm-ineinlfiud- Health centre to offer services at former Kanata Village tourist charge. ofthe. Criminal Inman. gage project at the Woodland COI- S232Á70 annually to site Kahrewake. mg for language. divide among me, Wendinep, By Susannah Schmidt "That is part the is It the third Senora oval Centre foamed on terminology 134 First and 0nups. of hope loom Aboriginal prop.' both groups;' said Emmthle, a ions and its meaning Branford Rare and AmsM1nrebek wee in Bain also TheSweetgrmsFimNationLan- Nester would_.become a l.rxk tia. of the Langho se for new speakers Istroleman acknowledged Canada friendship cen- lean inn province yet nobiend- Seminole from Oklahoma. t Emarthle said he undermine the tho, aid hone am of Ihe woo4e t U b pa wain coon The Aboriginal Health Centre in tt e," hews, ship centre. ..wp. - mammon. ío "..4"" seeking to underhand ceremony inn- has giro, ulf'ient funding to help The manager said the health body concern Sit Bans Rilke Cbk +ckm Lick- Cultural Comm. xo rar nao owl Brand. (De dia da delis nyews) But the potential to develop the Elected council passed a mot on to has been in Much with Six Nations a.. Rog' toll than 'In eY no. We Ile mid the Aboriginal Health Sweetgrmsdclivers Comeau] Her ants Six Nations to man Nryawch b cJ g e nun -5411,000 war allocated M Swan- We ere taking : lo support plans enamor main element to the provide a letter of support for use Tourism because tourism was the Centre wants to talk about how the 'fumy Man was an ncrndible .tala imams. Ts nose within Neins. Mona to run services t of a renewed site is also being discussed he said. Six grass's bil- smudwnfVim MI1 Mowed making: ne support f the Kanata village site and also foe. of the Kann Villa& site could be ran with Six Nations - t m hing. Ik has aeon farm and promote 11 Aboignul and cleaned up Kamm Village site 's Six Pon muXammhrufJmg toil beheld 2 The Pine Tree Centre, Brantford for Nations to provide um of "Ever since it closed. Branford 10 edito people in Brantford and I»eo ilewmalwapouaMa,tn. hngtugsin Onado, aid Ky. this,.M -27 in Lon- education hiM language. Itk not as tad. warrants wvm exmulN m, and eventually make nt a Nerve former friendship centre, formerly the 8 acres mat are adjacent to the has been consulting with Six Na- Mteethan550,ou0ordwarofine ennead. "Raising (lur Mini aktruate as he want but r waning Mc nor me Hcw,npudoameho000uuunT Friendship Centre ran the Kann site. sin said and the marketing sms -Seamstressstress allavaal $9}o0 to an M the right down.- and Mc oln Inn, ins tonie !Every time meshing goes an ma mmberofOe Six Nations Police Langrag project fiords will Bolo me The recreated 17th has At the line Urhis gong Moen Oneida language mignon al Oneida nonman eenmry Iro- Kama now formally reverted Emanle first raised the project miler ow to see what we could around here .w are telling people Samee Il be mined by all or Woodland Centre r In Wheal ,e sway quois village and lands ou back to the City of Brantford idea with council April 21, noting do," said Ennoble. rise educated. Where M we send Idiom weep d. Amid Vim Notion. Key said Helmer the I Imling Fund - ". K .w0xd bole. gras pojou Eiaa' gthcJ. one- filyatlhc ding It are mesa of the Susan Sager, Brantford tourism that bongnnal Health Services is The Aboriginal Non Centre has Me mod Mumble .4 ant's Anishinaabck, R fitwm lmguag said Key- it ea- o -ant Me oared .111 Lull loll. nono , comely for, city, mistral Mohawk village and and economic development man- also seeking a letter of support two seats on its board admen 'Threes going lo be a Mead, li0 ,o, Ile M shkgowul and Onkwehonwo eluded language from die b g "rag.. ' pn c Prowl feebedlma,rapmojv¢tltt W d Six Somas lands. age did not return Turtle Island from Confederacy Council for the loo cdf 5 Nations and two study and a plan on what to do wi th N g Jun and :when aua apmattix (AMO) Language Conmition has nor did various CMetwn church Mal- rywkrkwgw him osedlwmlhonour tthhee timelm oKOyn tom The former tourism site has been News calls. ryolen. for Mississauga, of the New the village and how to program inn warmed h m1 fan remora project gad nwomiliation mammograms Clew Min 0 a Molar' mid Poke up Sous was short close) mince 2006 Deem. delis ny
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By Susannah Schmidt McEwan also discussed species. ovekkwSC... Writer at,sk such as die Gray Roma., It was a cold and wet Fred Day famed m. kids' sticker. 'leek take, a, t,t-covul' for the more than IOW trees hold .;, Joanne Thomas sat bundled . a aided rain on the parade of those hood, mittens and a coffee with col- who came to plant them '=Y league Kate Cave from the Eco Catcyrect0/1/ QtANCieX " Turtle Island News was packed Centre in fiont of a Lands and Re- r- Do you know the vigne and etanctoms of colorectal last Wednesday when local resi- sooces display spotlighting the was, De you know who fun can do to prevent this dents, dropped by for Turtle Island Carolinian Pores, especial point of dims, News' third annual Earth Day Fes- interest and pride for S. Nations. Fencer Care Gooey.. everyone io Wain ways to rode. their risk orilocloping Min,. unmet and. ewer, tival. One.. of the Carolinian forest of the eigne and gimp., of die Mama Gently shielding saplings awaiting IL ti in Canada grows cell. territory's Lela lak, a wand against-Co/sow WI Cancer! is an educitawalaissallias tool for Pend. health ore anus planting local residents pecked the r Irl heavily wooded bale acres, q! provider', to teach Aboriginal wimmunities abnitt colorenial cancer prevention and screening tieing the Meal annual outdoor environmental lc, which is eoen as a distinct green Occult Blood Teo MORT) ihrough titionFuncerCheck, Onteriros colerroel oroming poem, event and path Dro herbs, zone in aehat and satellite photos. rt1 The eve. sav 1,, Ns b y 1 Visitors left the display with ( When found early enough, there is a 90% chance colorectal emmer can be cured.) y'wR+^a Haldimand Tract treaty area fiddge .t"'S d'ra Charity I lill. Jennifer Mine*. Michelle Hill. 41.e+ Hill and haylen 'Whin picked 1, a tree from the Earth Seete Ogee O on..., of colorectal mnor You cm lower your risk O del eloping Mumma magnets. cent. Day Festiva In all. move than trod were handed natal the event which was held on Earth Day,April A in I, du's* Mamelimal Derero I ill..sing modo c,f Six nob Heaslip luth. lleolay Farm Equipment, Nelles Corners, was change your bowel moments 22nd, at Dade Island News. The noes were provided by Turtle Island News, Aal +caner and Habitat b, milk pvn.n, im Nat.!, puns. wad, goda ani. demonstrating garde» awe., aw's and oilier garden equipment. Oluoil tei.cr bright agar very darklitgyour efixd 1 bonne Irodthy Co no p OW. a dicl high fibre 0ee'mo Haldeman, /'deco. Po./nv ii"" eluding 10 ei nè... species of local I Pb. C (Mee) f end Inn in ontitel leis strawberry seeds up close. luny distributed Native cgrog,ww, Faem t.o.01. .plus witch hazel Osage orange and tolip mother -- Diarrhea, constipation or Wing that motion, ~ tent smoking trees, all indigenous to this area. Six Nations' nobfor-profit orgob species -Black Eyed Susan seeds. dues nodempty completely Native seeds. ( Lim,. nroltilbe a yti Tea pr,,wipps Rmyve. "We have a tree like this at home Parton Kanyase hosted the special The company sells more ...I) Monts Maces narrower I viol...plod) S.P.Asdiscienfort lion. your health ten, . op Habitat Haldimend, and Turtle lc and it's starting to die and we want seed display, collected entirely species native to Ontario. ` -,{t11O^ ,n1,1 hi. WORT, R. N^ Unexplained weight leggeó Screening P pipw, gly m.. to replace it," said Anne Freeman,. from Six Nations plan., gave away ' for eelmerod ron, , TwNS 1 1 Fatigue (feeling tined, el..) as she a while others shared a variety of showed white pine sapl.g aldative Wildflower mix. Rd. yard. Vomiting seeds and naturO promotions. dell plant in her Cayuga Meagan Hamilton of any. said ie Tunk (,)ppg Ntl't publisher Grandmother lack,!! Hill and her land owners can select trees, a- If you have any of thew onipiume talk lo your hetillh care provider during your next viva three grandchildren left with black shrubs, and smaller plaos from the Lynda Powless said the event was It is torenmended that men and women 30 yeenrof egc co older. echo do aa hevea Rodlyhitioryorco.rectel cocci, be ben, entry. American elm, end trem- Fourth Line greenhouse and the tOtO!!d by b that newapa- careened every movies using GMT Talk to your healthcare movicler Aloft fowling method that is right Myna Ming lands restoration group will plant per, I.ve a duty to replenish trees, mneb mPlinge. MIL 3. r;-_ If you ere e health care provider end shc Nid Turtle Island employ. Torw,Lyn enjoyed grab- them for free. went mere info...non Ow Lek standup.... Caturociat norm! roulkit, pleme con.,.. ata got nytla. bing a errand, mug glass to see wild Acorns Restoration of Waling. . äÓn.m a, Rine Chne-Mamag, RD (416)9714,100 ext. 3271 r,- RIncChue.AlemegOveneeregreoces 1ty e wwwitencercarconce -.. FA M I 1 The Brant (Wanly SPCA brought one of their adoptable aims to the lì' ' cancer care I festival, which delighted the children. -S, , action cattier Retiteelveitool teacher Anne Free- on1aH0 Bettelcancer services every step of the may 1 NIGH 4H0 0 man loved the event despite the (Continued Jiwn previous pages) rein County farms that sell local rnears, dents updated information on what produce, and farrn deleotables. i Local distributor Tracy Martin EMILY C GENERAL SCH Six Nations recycling depot now 1.K 11Aes..71-11114=» INA accepts. A complete reminder is hosted a Mona Vie In-fruit anti, FRIDAY MAY 1 available at the office. itnntmf:iietydrisr6n1c,drwta.), SI People stood neo the sausage bar- In Mc icy .ping wind Nomea °t 6 - 9PM becue lunch offered by Sunda); ing forsythia and star magnolia -1 BBQ and Deb.. to get warm and bushes from Nanticoke Trees and t eat, some wearing Bruce Power cap Nurseries testified to wanner weather. Sistl 01 keebies. An environmental can. 6 ° BOÑC30 friendly hinder Lynda Powless with her sulting agency who is working with Art environmen.11y smoking barbecue display hosted dal Hotline: 519-753-8573 1 own black erri erne. Bruce Power distributed bone and toggle games produced ("Tuesday buy:;:istiscedtderrnwareZran tford also ilor St Stbli3" Roger McEwan of Habitat (0,,p_bbagm s*ggened ammo dares tV1 Haldintend gave away white .puce Organic Tme to the Earth Day theme of re- " farmer and former Goon VII° tram and dogwood baldintib, plea Pony rondidoe Ted Nuke Ms. mav ing alt.:mires, evenly., - 15 UP lame shagbark hickory and Ken- iwwi $85 iwb, reap fealunn0 26 cat found his place. *Kids & youth may coffee tree seeds. Ineen ere, as page...) 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Raya 1110 MIDDLEPORT PLAZA, HWY, 54, OHSWEKEN April 2009 la Appt 29. 1009 - .»n 099 TURTLE ISLAND NEWS TURTLE ISLAND NEWS If SPORTS - .n SPORTS Jamieson Cody Jamieson suited up for the Syracuse University mens lacrosse Canadiens Tk Montreal Canadiens centennial ,arm ea. to an early end last in from the red line The move was similar m the one Patrick Roy used team, while helping lead the defence. far the tint time this past Saturday in the Orange's 10 -3 road win over The rama. Six Wednesday night aller they lost WI at home to the B.. limn.. who wain before demanding a trade from the Canadiens in the 1045.1 aran season. cleared to Nations Arrows and Onondaga fain. star is ajunior and play UMass. has two se avons of fail to the quarterfinal series, 4-0- In the four games, the second -year ann.., had a goals against average of eligibility remaining, counting Nis mason. 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tat continued fro, n motoIRpago) Rebels picked up an 1I -7 win over I' Rebels Receive GO of the Niagara Thunderhawks. Rebels I=f It was the Rebels 32nd comma ee regular season win dating back to a Championship Rings 12 -11 overtime defeat to the Windsor AKO tORn back in improve to 3 -0 May 25, 2007. It was also there 40th consecutive regular season r game without a regulation loss dat- Sy.Lml lilt be fine,' said Rebels head coach ing all the way back toanll -10 .Sports Reporter Stew Mont., who noted that a loss to Niagara on Apr. 26, 2007. X17 The °HEW -KEN -The wins just keep lot of his defensive guys have game was tied 2 -2 after the Reties_ gaalle abet a lito .e in third period stein on thing for the Six Madam been the team's biggest strength first period and the Rebels led á5 `....?_""F after periods. the (PAam by Swa g Rebels as they Imposed their so far This year. "We still gat Inge two In third pert- record to 3-0 on Ils young 2009 better. There's somebody right on ` cod, the Rebels scored five times season thinks to a pair of wins on our heels every year. We got to r compared to only two goals scored the weekend. worry about staying on mead we by Niagara. Warren Hill made 29 saves to get There are still cuts that have to be got to get better as the year goo y the win. made in order to assemble the on or just the teems trying to A. + gaup team possible and also, catch up to us" r Jeremy Johns, Kraig Mask. and to try and become Ilsthe Rra team to On Friday night in their home Rebels Nome Opener Ceremnia Faces),,, Canadian Lacrosse Nall of Fame. Oliver "Cape Bomber, Alex to Hill score two goals Randy Johnson, who starred In net for the Rebels lea season, n in front of a crowd of 698 Heated Chief RR /elan and Onondaga Chief Arnie General take in the amnion. fay with can leadless, ad the wily. Johnny ever threchtmight Founders openet part serums Ais ring from Arnie General (Photo by Soon Hilll Cup champion ships. at the Gaylord Pawless Arena, the .Sir Notion, Rebels captain .Reny Hill and Welland Warlords captain Steve MallwrSO held before Friday Pawleas Quinn Pawless, Kyle "Once we get all of the guys play- Rebels defeated the Welland WHIR home opener for the Rebels a, the Gaylord Pawless Arena, The Rebels won the game 8-5. (Photo by lman. Kenny Aaron, and Clark ing their individual game, we will warlord by a more of 8 -5. Scot MO RobinsonR all had a goal each. We cane nut pretty Intense, "said Jeremy Johns (IA), Quinn Julien Fa took the loss in net Rebels captain Marry Hill. "In the Pawless (IA), and Clark for Niagara. second period, we kind of let up Robinson (IA) all had single James Rickard and EMPLOYMENT/CAREER and let them back in the gam pant. Defenceman Peter Hill Gras in had two Before the game, the Rebels eels was named game MVP for the goals techeach in the Monalosing evón. kaki Inc semen, accomplish- Rebels. The Rebels host OrangevilleGa this mans with a Founders Cup chain- Connor Dante. who 'was las[ Friday night at the Gaylord _ pionship ring ceremony and year's Western Conference owlesaArena at8p.h Abe0 that. veiling of their Ontario and Rookie-of-the-Year, started in thaw they oval to Guelph o Sunday J Canadian championship banners. for Welland but was pulled just rib M `oars at 3 p.m. fora rematchmatch of The Rebels were in total control seconds into the game in favour of last season's Founders Cup chain \_\ after the first period. leading 61. Groom ICirkncss after allowing pionship game at the Sleeman Rebeh forward Kraig Vora. (c r An pa t,rlland:x Ann Welland scored throe times in the two quick goals. flank,, returned Centre FIND YOUR FUTURE!! jerboa. th during firperiod anion.action. Wham', Sean IMO second period compared to only in the first period and adder cap,ained lust,ear' and stamE Il r i d. one goal .scared by the Rebels In finished the game He played MM,e. a/ ngJrnm('aPR,mMrn:urPA.naprSCii / ll the third period, both teams scored - total of 54:03 and slopped 30 of PLAYOFF TICKETS START AT JUST 525! a goal each. 35 shots Out he faced. IC Pumas . MAY 6th, 2009 Cody Van -very stopped 28 of 33 played 5:57 and allowed thee 0 SMOOTH TOWN Mots that he faced to pick up the goals on lour Shots_ T to von Steve Mdlwmth (2Q1A) and TRANSPORTATION SERVICES may VmtEvery and Alex Kedah lady Daradick (3A) had three 1 IOam - 2pm Hill both had Wo goals and an paints each in the losing effort. iJrr Taxi, Courier, Delivery, assist to lead the way. Kraig MacKenzie Abbott, who was dk, Airport Service Mamcle (2G), Marry llill(141 named game MVP for Welland, M In -I Kenny Aaron (2A), and achy scored two goals. k (905) 768 -9593 Pawless (2A) all had two points On Sunday night in Virgil, the al Dispatch: each. Randy E. Johnson (IG), Brantford: (519) 771 -8754 SIX NATIONS (continued next page..) . Book ....t,',0 l +'r o COMMUNITY HALL Signing at
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