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Okarahshona kenh Onkwehonwene, Six Nations of the Grand Wednesday November 12, 2008 Long term debt $15 million CA . Late audit uses Casino Another Brantford f Rama funds, own source development

revenues to hide debt shutdown Y# By Lynda Powless i Editor Six Nations band council has finally released last year's audit...sort of and it shows despite attempts to curb the debt 1 with Casino Rama and other own source revenues, band de- rt partments 'are still almost $1 million in debt, while the com- ,n »s".' munity faces a $15 million long -term debt. a Band council, in an unsual move, The audit has yet to be approved released the audit, exclusively on by band council. . its website, a week ago. The audit shows, among other 4 t $ 4 Band council quietly agreed dur- things the controversial 6.6 mil- 1 7e.. ing a recent council meeting to up- lion "war chest" set aside from 1, , load the audit and hold a Casino Rama funds has dwindled r I - r;.-Pa community meeting with the audi- down to $745,547, while council P - = .r tors next month. travel and honoraria has risen to In previous years band council has almost a half a million dollars. the audit during a public It also shows band departments, presented s council session, approved it and that operate on federal and provin- distributed it the community, usu- cial funds, are running a $973,628 4, ally in a community meeting. deficit. (Continued on page 2)

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i . down .14 1-41 .ç By Jamie Lewis ta ry] ,V Special to Turtle Island News S +. 3' V P ' - ' BRANTFORD- Another Brantford development site has been shut down ; r who were soon joined by a large contingent of by two Six Nations elders 1111.411 Six Nations men at Highway 403 and Lynden Road in the City's north -{,,,.-

end . sits in front of a stump remover shutting down another Brantford devel- Floyd and Ruby Montour arrived at the construction site at 6:30 a.m. A Six Nations elder Ruby Montour by Jamie Lewis) site that used have two houses and 5 (Continued page 3) opment. (Photo aTs Difficult in B.C. history ends with Inside í1 It's Back! chapter i'm lovin'rt Local 2 NIFEJPIiLlal!!Pinink return of seized aboriginal lands Editorial 6 and others who Sports 9 By Dirk Meissner "Regrettably lands were cut off, the ceremony of the didn't want to attend said the B.C. Diabetes Special .13 ` . -\ THE CANADIAN PRESS but not with the consent , needs to do much Classified 20 , VICTORIA -A "difficult chapter" First Nations involved," de Jong government 'OP, AS0i more than reconcile land deals that . Business Directory 21 ._. in Canadian history has come said. "A story that is tinged s Careers 22 r' to an end with an agreement to re- with unfairness, sadness and injus- have been in the works for decades turn to B.C. aboriginals thousands tice, today emerges as one of if it wants to build a true new rela- Price $1.25 . of hectares of reserve lands seized hope." tionship. there, there's a reason Daily news updatesP `ñ by the government almost a Aboriginal chiefs, government "I wasn't www.theturtleislandnews.com century ago. ministers and even a descendant of for that," said Grand Chief Stewart Minister of Aboriginal Relations the late commissioner responsible Phillip of the B.C. Aboriginal 0 1> De Jong announced last Tuesday were on hand at the B.C. legisla- Leadership Council, a group which that the B.C. government, Ottawa ture Tuesday for a ceremony mark- represents the First Nations Sum- and four B.C. First Nations have ing the agreements with the mit, Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs reached land and cash agreements last four of 22 B.C. First Nations and the B.C. Assembly of First Na- S. tions. I i 282 Argyle St. that settle claims dating back to a that lost almost 20,000 hectares. 0 74470 045 1 9 Caledonia land grab more than 90 years. But aboriginal leaders attending (Continued on page3 )

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' i November II, 2000 Novcmbm 12, 2do8 3 W W W.THETURTLEISLANDNE W S.COM LOCAL a RECYCLE THIS We're streaming native news all the time! Now Booking for our : NEWSPAPER .4lry Local News, Videos, Sports! li Annual Christmas Gift Guide Contact Turtle Island Band council running almost $1 million deficit....if you can find it News for details 519 -445 -0865 (Continua, d from front) 6 aged save 6216,684 Nam Fund tiered. morose generating funds set sside for economic develop funds received by Six Nations in the Atgewne nmetheauditsrems bind its reviou. lauyw.Thedgssrtm ,pus. .e Sin Nadons Bingo ment but have primarily been used to 200]2008 fiscal ye olio the Protest shuts down and provide lows Brantford council received over $18 million in received whopping $10116.76 Ball, ImgwisMillageCent. Eagles and pmpeaty Moo, and hinds were spent on as in previous development

Casino Rama kinds from April I spent SI 0,100,072- The dement Nen, Commercial buildings, welfare fwd lhefitigddwTrust m2ends rare She .viìA 9 XI (Co61,14, 73127f21(111 2 she "Ms 2007 - Ma h 31.2008, b. does nor added the $206,684 surplus to and the *onus building and Reserve Ponds are set aside by the Ottawa Trent Fund sofbwblolhadboevsidppad the stnppedaodualldevelop- Cued its exph4 what happened 6me fired 5371743 inrt9 .sifhed held onto White Pino WellnessCen6 and Six Six Nadons MnmCw6 Six Nano. has $L384,444in 0l- men l sopeJ on h HnIJ mand of almost 11 trees, o old as The audit may 495692ybe hiding me from last year in de- Nations mtin geS9Nanoo Sù Nations council has $16,982,021 hod and it earned $155.229 Deluding 100. Tact the Johnson Tmc ba400746mlds real deficit by off. - W inn revenues for Natural G.Compwy r loam b.d.mmp"yofwf.a , interest but 6107,613 oflha1 was and Eagles ,m _- n the coma the y it setting . d overruns total of $571,004 last Tim nods deer mat breakdown arc I anal f seven pat transferred to diSÚN-m band Floyd Montour said the idea that pund a natural1 h b for wak, with. N soe tux year m funds it is aoi individual companies cent per umwiN court. operations fwd - * .mat leaving fowofal development h- 5 and somedg97174 sophisms. deferring. a revenu. and expend; being invested back into rne program. $243zo6o in the fund curremly M claw gIinpmnC_.mJ consulting - Nalwsltdsmo qt The audit .shows hand council re- Social Semcm reeked a l won Imane. The Ottawa trot a.ouN has been northern uneprotea6. n i l cased, m (wino Rama ha of $2,605169 41d While the audit shows Six d in the past to fund Six Nations I h y N '8 Th: men M1 h- l l 6 '990 6' funds, span 52.73 609 and de- Na Band CodicilC Recreation a band council done Y' -n d 1 powtded clun the 1!19,,6:16$,d9 The Oita T Fund totalled ferred maned ma fwdard Bread mid Cbeme activities. - ltoo hbnse ondeT bymcp pi I - $2,432060 Iroquois Lodge received , $18 million There into breakdovm in the 200. d of Six Nations. 3rs Ruby Minn "Six N h t1l The 'War Chest or ligation Nut $20002$ and 25,446 The in Casino 2008 audit for the $107013 spent Six Nations N d W esflid halal SUMO. $2101623 saving: shows as being p Rama from the gm fwd btthtA.tchrpermentioned G - - mid h Confederacy " Economic development fmdsoWed aufcvred bot do. not indicated Six Nations longterm debt includes the medical building but hus IleVer / 9 h .a mown. '6' ^tea 51,030,796 wham it has been transferred to. Iroquois SW at $9,314,265 n 411(1 the Meet or the 149,87. 0000 The site is proposed to house a m0 1..,,, G 6..4 e . And catch of money refmed to as Correctional Services received C nh vmSra 55 &056 ill being Mlill on th: sils-. t Hotel and restaurant and a medical ' 104y,ucnmar +weber 4746 trees 81 develo9menr s4481Phnr! Reserve Funds of are 5392,448 and spent $í01,W4. How- 6!' Jwafe hewisl $23.03yí2 pp w' S Six Nam Operation Fund centre. He said the Confederacy Council pears,. audit. ever me52L066hfMtMSbenoff- 50' t $4,192,127 plus 5185,050 ím0 the operator that the 0evel- The protest was peaceful until site ground until Ilam when police The mule= duoosiin sources,- set with a defered clewing oí582,712. Public Weds; 51.76. rae 1 open. was going to stop today supers. John Vacano arrived ....Out they had talked to Va. S ' u. kinds total 644,751,009 when Pon Secondary received $7.255,148 Halm Services CHIC 550631 and that they (the developer) must and a verbal altercation blend our caw and he agreed to stop work on applied agdna hand deficits result g and spent 9,140,0)7. Social. Semi= id$i g m 570,905 consult with the people of Six Na- vacano sold the protesters Nat Ile site today. home - a sum. of$ 74,096,419. Howcv'a Trost secondary may ' S koquois Lodge aí5779,659 fora toml they efir trowennins on the site Six Nations resident lack;: (Tae J Deparnent deficits show a surplus W! me funds bngNam 515, 1 43,049. The drone complied with the re- and wanted the police to at him ford advised the 'operator that de- á ,i debt of I6 Sit Nations band depamnents inn a bave been allocated - 17 ) nuaW owes $45,656 for II quest and moved his equipment moved them, he then ordered the v816901°01 would not 8973,628 deficit including: Education received SIX P Eagle's building and the White way. operator of the stump remover to today or mmonow That the suite is Band central administration wag a 5511395 and spent =1f$ Pines Wellness Centre h a an out- b A short time later a tree removal continue with minute was doing. Pealed on Six Nations land and BAND 9.1061 $470,597 -COUNCIL, company arrived on site me io ask not she the malice $31,291 deficit home FEDERAL SHORTFALL, PROVINCIAL standing Ionia $3,288.667 I going you lobo asked tort.. the Public Works $2063.18re 50,002 suplua that has ...N.,,,s Theaudit ,544027 tlere area reenter smaller trees to be used fo7 mal: Nag. ale Mean., operator.. kMills lease the bind. Sú Nations Fire 5905153 deficit'. been deferred . of law 9uí6 against S. Nations but Ruby Mans. woo ova to the pow art Ilc+pung to are oe 'This b.labgywantdothis. Economic Development 5202,546 Lauds and omen received tuns as in previous years and ilmead fiends for the 2007 -2008 fiscal tear dom not indicate the number of operator and advised him he was Native 10.1 it en boat . Ile pa. you pew ere uetiry um Ill. b on not to remove a single tree from and Ole news and 1. deficit;'' $1109,034 that includes $51x1,818 m Mows these funds combined brought mere is no breakdown on where the demand band council is being sued ! Pere D you haw IM lob.. Tract. Much now in Parks and Recmlbn 5371,291 federal fiends and $697,216 in "mho in $15,108,280 and spent fiends went. foro ' the site. not crosuMJ who Si. %Il,.a: ...noon and Out eut for said Rubs Manua IIN1 deficit fonds" and spent the same amotmt 313,858410. ',audit does nor show a breakdown it's tonelievaók lep 466 theTall mighty, said. Vacano claimed he did talk to Six s bevy bvwn settled." Housing $134,813 deficit. The audit does not inhale where the The $1,249,870 surplus saw of Me $18.012.902 in Coin Rama dollar'she The driver got on his phone and N'a! when asked whom. bend mile Saida The ovemu $973 628 deficit 6 almost -marl funds caner $1,091,681 trans advised mat member: of Six Na- he did not want tolnn about it ho- ' We have o protect this land h is double 1.2007 deficit of$580,007. Six Nattons membership received 00940 641 m Six Nations Council honoraria and travel Ions were here and he was noun cause the swab was there. Mon. wen role and.,. and if y can- Al the sometime 96 NINON and span $393984 defy uth[dom runt Six Nations hand council has one full time chief and l 2 pan nine bard councillors This remove any tree from the site, Ile tour offered to talk to him alone 3101 espect our law i Vibe awful department surplus. non. oilier ring 616.090 mcaæ where the year ....Ion year from the band cowed b newly eland council end aim packed up and left and he refused. for everyone' she adds. including sur- S 4,111,182 und near,.::. _n` department deficits Welfare received rnto, Jeer. 1.aw. Je eopnMlee ret a odoh.) Nose The Fourthree councillors Miler $ most0.851, public As word got out that the Montour, Vacs. then got -n his truck and Shortly thereafter the onus.. pluses firn: Su Nad,ns Enterprise spay $),999143 deferring a told of ferted lo leaves funds forhonomdumhonorarium end travel as District Four Councillor Helen huller at$40,851,Dis- were on the she more people ar- left .6 site. wns rmomml off roe site. M Funds at $40 74472; $217125. surplus of has tote consulted and that has not 8riot Six Councillor Melba Thomas at $39,460 and District Two Councillor Gail Ave Nell "It's the same old thing again, they rived from 11uá samcce Men's A stand off beg between the Six says that Mc group will be heel $215,269 in Post Secondary £tads I nown:km mewed $405,441 and SI58,189 In rev - Ire S39.421. travels ostensively for the Iroquois Caucus, AFN and kiefs (Nano have to consult with Six NOW., Fire and local residents from Nations people and the opera. W the site everyday until there are (rte the funds have been allocated spent $405.441 mating a $4,006 Mill Shortly after %a.m. the Mon.. Council also voted itself, mise rec ently m a closed meeting. That mise will affect the20W- how many times does it have o be Brantford Six Nations' Men the stump remover, meaningful negotiations. but not d59ibutdyd) deficit with a defend opening of from Six Nations made 7h.ir wey to the beck of th e 2009 audit. in Ow paper before they catch' In manned the front entrance not al- For iny° hours the Si Nations $16,167 saphss from Daycare $4,279. ownd 7 Montour. am where tiwkhr wan elnov. p n! 4nnt Honorarium travel Expenses Total o711s1t_'s9ys lowing any workers onto then people and the micro trod their $135,646 surplus from -Ganohkwa Six Nations own source M. Council Member months ing debris from No ala. they ad Sm. EmnOmk Devel- ElectnldzfBD Monger H$19,121 -.- $8,086 $27,207 revenue Departments 4Hh surplus: ailment ...chief ant, lñnaa8 8 640679 916.307 957.186 SR Nations owned businesses are The Total chiefs office - w $60,000 $24.393 $84,393 3airdcowaTs Mara dgrmmens,4nx Economic B.C. band gets land back nHpitm kep mm hand ddm sown. Nations maneda dthe year off fund to The 5íz Careó I Ennxp Councillors g 2(00 64407 04260, pleased settlement giving his willing resolve ryas'.., on 2000.'x1 Hams of 9.32man[(746 are 1 I ' I.. - people back 4,755 hectares of re- it moves towards building future Dlsirim One "-Ifs an incredible stretch on the Lewis Slants j $17,714 57.975 $25.669 pan of the B.C. government to mow lands but $4 wasn't happy it relationships. Who makes what hard to ask to step ~ Claudine Mirk, -,llhn Ss.286 S1 166 6145- contend that the oneself lands set- look decades "Ifs people he with you into a new rela- Six Nations band operations top earners David Hill 12 526,000 $5,515 511,535 Clement. are in any way shape or "This has been a long process," forward have to tionship when mere are claims of crN ation, hand council '. matured by Indian and Northern Affairs 00 rrporl form connect. to me new rela- said. "0 dorsal l with such long-guiding nature remain the interns ( top earners. Sir Nation. instead reports a wage range of its District Two tamp take this long was unshod mid I very Carl llill $26,00 S1,764 52'.-fi4 The claims settlements announced it for approximately 30 years. outsmndtng'b directors. r those years." significant." Gall Ave Hal 12 526,1100 $13,421 $33,421 Tuesday date bock to the 1912- WC Matured over 11 Deyle Hralberry. senior administrative officer, from $811,06651 to 585,000 legislature -1916 McKenna- MOB2de royal Leighton and Selon Lake Band Phillip called On B.C. Rebecca Jamieson, Dgec19r ofPwst Secondary. from 577.11224 504.241. Travel expenses John, said the B.C. comm. a publicity stu0 . District Threec 4 commissio, which was established Chief Garry 68a5ó52.80$ - my view it's a very blatant. Get Canada's to look into Median reserve - government's plans to offer abo. "In I n 526íd9 . m albs Joann (rcene Director of Lands and Resources. I moody from S44.675.976.055 2ginals á new relationship based self-serving political manipulation Joanne 02030sm 5 %286 282(153: tion in B.C. g1 Calendar FREE Loamyna Romlom, I. ands and Rcw I I months 54 %675 $761155 sï_á Meme rtes. o and . f on hope and reconciliation has to to suggest that somehow mat this Roger lawman 6 51 114 62.387 $20.101 In the end, 22 B.C. aboriginal na- had 51.105 in !ravel expenses of the new relation- in paper ens had more than 19,000 mart showing more results. e . outcome this Lila Mobs, Dewier of Finance. 11 months, wage range $87,317ío $115,683 and had $386 ''''''''-'.--'-+ hectares removed from then Its The same day as de long an Nip," said. ! in ravel expense District M0r N 1 2B7.. serve lands without their consent. noma. the agreement a B.C. N íM1.600 Trudy Porter, Director of Finance. 1 month, wage range 9!o 5115,681 Glenda pone! - 51,690 18290 r The find agreements announced Supreme Court judge ordered the Ruby lambs, Director of Hmallh 5

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Ryam, Lewis Assists went to Bob Neilson (2), Medeiros and Jay Pepper *evince. pygAso. - Harr s r\ the in In the second period, la Bush Island Neros Tyler White In the third period, League Special to Turtle play Ea Kyle Gardner scored on the power power play came to life scout, By Jamie Lewis Derrell Anderson assist) on the Ayr acrd The Ilagenvilit Hawks of the play. three unanswered goals. Sean Special to Turtle Island News goal. In the third period the Sought (halt¡° Junior hockey Last Saturn. night the Hawks Malone started things off after he Silverhawks rounded out the scm- Teague rammed two big wins this were in St George to fact the took a pass from Bob Neilson and O H S W B K E N - eng mira[ Berson banged Get Canada's opt week but they also suffered tough Dukes. Hagersville has had waned. wrist shot over the glove The Silverhawks of the Bush in a rebound alter Stores made a of Ken Cunningham to give °1 Leagues defeated the spoilers 3-1 Calendar Hagersville a 2-0 (sad at 8:3Y. e, big save after Muller nurse shot in Bush League last towards Ví Kyle Gardener padded the f action the Spoilers goal. Bob FREE Thursday nigh at the Gaylord also I 1lagtal le Iced to 3-0 after his Idem ma* le soal Powless Arena race, in this paper slap shot found the back of the Sr Anthony lea SitdOeir the 3-- George net at II:W. Braden N tookadthesttttvyiSMtOtterhd lead adtheuthirdwinofthesea- tookaassfromRyanManinand NOVEMBER 19.! Sullivan rounded out the a son. ¡ ÌJ 4 Hagenvi ,curing a 16: 03 of the - -_.: 1/ md to lea the Hawks to a 4 -0 lead. Burford responded with one O goal in the third to cur the lead to d10 1421 4'`' 4-I. the Tawe eels goalie Rah Porter es a glove saw during hie nawh "The boys played well over pushes his way'Bro.ss the net Hails eagtder lame, sent during game against the Sharks less Thursday night at the CPA. The weekend with a lithe set back on game George. The Ilaxks fou 5-i. *se: Saturday night, in St ;Tomahawks won the game 8 -5. (Photo by Jamie Lewis) Smuray eight, we are hoping to Whmo by Jamie Lewis) wild on the wins and move the

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l manager Todd BOMB. Sailors on Saturday night. Both I he Hawks next game is this games gel underway at 700 mom. Itchy night when they fly into Got a Delhi to face Re Travellers. After m sports Hama, gale Roa Parr, com p rh ; due, "- night's game against the Burford Buthlne.,. Porter was soffit between the pipes as the Hawks won 4 -1. (Photo By Jamie Lewìp story to check his leg up make a soya at ld Spoilers goalie Chad Sores kicks to of wins move the solving the goaltending d .: s defeat. The pant problems Spoilers gbP Tray ,Martin and Silverhawks Tim Bomberry look on has out into third place in the of Josh Speelotk also tt tell? Hawks Qv during last Thursday nigh 4s Bush League game at the Gaylord McConnell Conference. .e-mint stymied the Hawks to far this sea Powless Arena The Silverhawks won the contest 3 -1. theta rtleisland news.com Sailors son and Saturday was no exep- Contact ahead of the Port Dove (Photo by Jamie Lewis, and eight behind the SL George lion as they Wit 5 -3. Hagersville The Turtle Dukes. On Sunday, the Hawks point -getters were( Bob Neilson for daily fired a low shot on the stick side In the second game of the night travelled to Port Dover and.seiled (IG IA), David Watson (I G, IAA Island News past Chad Stye. Derrick the Tomahawks defeated the out with a 4 -1 win. The team was Shawn Malone (IG), Darrel sports Anderson also assisted. The Mat sharks 8 -5. The poem earners for with out least Sault with rumors Drawee (IA) and Kyle Gardener Anion from the Sphdm and Smomhmwn game lam Thursday night at today! period was fast paced with both the Tomahawks were: Chad swirling around Mat he has left the (IA) Last Wednesday the Hawks the GM. The won the game ]J. Inure by Jamie Lewis) updates! t ^r goatees coming up with huge Montour (IG), hmHenhawk Spirt team and without goalie Rob hosted the last -place Burford - } 445 -0868 519- saves. The Spoilers tied the game (I6)(2A). Matt Atkins (IAJ Bush League action tomtit - Bulldogs and handed them their .. -lkJ ers for the Spirits were Chris IIIAA and Brad Williams. Port Porter Cecil Moom (3A), at 1330 of the second when Montefonc (2G) ties tomorrow night at the GPA Il as they sports @theturtleisl Montour (IG), Kraig General Dover opened the scoring on a ninth loss of the season Brad Hill intercepted an errant Willy Fehtman (IA), OA). Tam Montour (2G) (IA), beginning at 8 pan. goal from Tyler Zylat in the first won 4.1.. Hagersville opened the and news.com Silverhawks pass and fired a laser Williams (1A) and Crandon Hill Brent Sault (1G), Cady Jamieson period. Ham/milk scored three ring with 22 seconds lea in the that beat a surprised Dallas (4G) (2A) (2A). Keegan Hill (ta) OM. unanswered gals in the second final after Sean Malone scored o Hawks players crash Me net &win, lavt l meal, night ¡wriest Ask for Scott Anders'. 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November I, 200N 12 LOCAL _ _ SPECIAL - - - Diabetes Awareness Month Support We remember...New Credit honours its veterans w Schmidt a BB . Diabetes Research Susannah r y,c y.;4 Writer t , ab`te. M°" Type 2dialietes occun when le +RSw with Native plants + Armand sewn .4- r . Diabetes: The details and how to prevent it madN h F k m arc Yn pancreas dues not produce enough rises above a p.m etched on ,a [ h 'd d4 .Wtil insulin or when the body done (NC)- TM1 growth diabetes in you know that more than two ma :third of them arc undes be. "Remember." B dm sien can ne mavgN. you effectively me the insulin Ihol Y' mat epidemic levels. Did Ion Canadians have diabetes and nosed? November is National Di- Thar, Incthe site of M g of t Cade may h ry d to find out that produced. Typ 2 affects 90 per the New Clothes new Veterans Me- bt b cent of people with diabetes. Ism where chief Aryan l, prevented. mI e ana more young mat n. Laramie welcomed community ,* The firm slop b identify n male being diagmsed, embers to Veterans last 7C7C law boner d adding In the neon Mat excess honour goCrikoa ad S array Now L + ]C There are for example, three main weight and fatty t g _ The pony will sorely keep flue Six Nations Long -Term Care/ types*, Dams M ahu., with lack f earache -may trim honour MNC the gar Mis form of the disease. wine on lapels to Home and Community Care Program Type !diabetes develops when VeteransnV.ofe WWII. the K body's Immune system destroys Gestational diabetes is caused by m Wb, the Boer War, and peace- islet cells nn the Pancreas. Thew a temporary form of glucose into, time assignments. cells are ceded a produce in craw, It is diagnosed in about 3.5 to .see eXe newly veiled al. Veterans such as Arthur Gain (centre), and co unity. rmdrn ¡okra SW Bunn, the hormone that regulates per cent of women during

-_ - of mind and spirit, wean now any -wire. blood glucose. Researchers be- and a commonmno your spirit is with u, again(' said f<`' lime genetic factor, exposure to " obese women and Monmo the chief. amain viruses and Met all playa with a family history of the dl. , s' Plans for the memorial show three Everyone Welcome!!! role. directions each marked by granite slabs with Veterans names from Sidebar: Signs of Type 1 diabetes rd. I WWI, WWII, and other military I sometimes _ _ -. (NC) -Type diabetes, service. The poem "Remember' called juvenile diabetes,can occur at by Stacey LaForme marks the Diabetes y ase. bu is mast commonly diag- moth direction. Szak nosed before the age of 30. It is a Mound the mound are Three Firm on- preventable, latomune dis- the .rÑ°.IF. s ire made of granite, for historic , _a Bobor ease Mat [tacks Mei sulin- roduc Anishinabek alliance of the ins cells in the pancreas and ' ' Screening Day Odium,Odew,,a Polawommi and Ojibway, I ! Wilson be controlled by rira and exercise. ° said Stacey Tarmac. Hosted by Six Nations Diabetes Education Program/ LTC/ HCC The [gaming signs of Type I diabem Six Nations and meal Veterans include: I] joined MNC Veterans with Six Na- Y1 fP. « aeons and unimmehable thimt tions elected chief William Mon - land and territory," said Phillips. accompanied by friends and fain Where: White Pines Wellness Centre Frequent urination r, A, grand chief Randall Community trust :hair Julie in into a reception after the cere- When: Friday, November 21, 2008 Georgeff Sudden vision chmges Phillips, and Ontario regional chief LeFormc said the memorial project moony. ,,.,. Time: 9 -4 per ram. or caveman* et man, his ex- Angus Toulouse at the unveiling. fulfils a long dream of having a Crain said as a young Light Refreshments & Prize Giveaways Doctors of Optomehy breath .- First Nations Veterans' servicewas permanent place to honour Voter- seder. of war was shaped both Increased appetite ,__i for Canada and the united States, by a youthful understanding and Sudden weight loss f5 f"d'.af Me rt was also 'Sc defense of this a WWII Veteran Anhui- Gain was the seriousness of sacrifice For more information call: 519-445-0809 Drowsiness. lethargy But in the spring, the woodland - "1 was 19.1 was working in the Heavy, laboured breathing _ +y,r f quietly keep vigil Status I came home for the week- People living with Type I diabetes strawberry will " m . [w1.)' ' -é. !' go ErE EErr are for life. While . ! end. 1 a coin - either insulin-dependent on top of the memorial mound. , ripped HOURS: the allows people with the dim It harkens to the tradition of back to the States, or go into Monday - live it is not a site for people Army, and I lost out," he said. : 530 p.m mse to live full, active mounds as burial fl[: fora time re. Otgmizadans like Juvenile of important status and the First s ,.1 , Crain worked as a cook Nina Burnham ofdoe Six Nations town ACCeSSible Diabetes Research Foundation are Nation's vision of mambas u f '' a in the southern coastal of Veteran's Association also at Enhance to fund re- r ® focused on raising money the nearby grove, said Carolyn `' 4/ Dover, England, tended the tinselling. orthotics, footwear that one day andMemre King, co -chair of MNC's cultural _ Ile recollected his shock at learn- the estimated 5,000 search will WWII. Of 31 William 51.. Brantford more infor- ' *J- ing that the bloody Meteor Dieppe B10NP (1 for Type 1 diabetes. For Canadian solider who fought & pedorthic care .17:"14- been raging w uwjdrf: Wild [ginger, foam flower. plan- ` in August 1942 had Mere, 9th were killed and another (519)759 -2250 sedge, and Christmas - just shoe distance away at min Carsick,eas[ni tain-leaved , 11,946 were taken prisoner. fern are also on the mound. France's northern coast. au. planted Crain served three years before he 23 TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FOOT PROBLEMS Around the mound, all the granite "Our guru would lire =learnt tuberculosis and was HELPING i's''' teubnall ana place, but the focus - they said they would. i never n quite in out back a to Canada. He spent 11 Complete mas,snold on tlealdonal from, knew a was suing on,' he said. Diabetic patients frequently develop an intermittent or permanent datation, monthsm in the Hamilton Sanatn- Chief .dan LaFOrma unveils a part of he new Veteran. ial at an) amati eauty was evident. VMaris Ax'rna vy. Dkppwa+ his health. loss of sensation in their feet. ri y wes:,Y anrenne of the New Credit First Nation sum regaining Solutions "Tn those nano reamed withscars Mtssissaugas one of the wont disasters of Without the warning from discomfort or pain, Album of Honour for Brant includes Six Nations Veterans pressures burn poor fitting footwear or foot IsiommemM.dMy lllndm mt- result t an open ulcer and 'a 8)' Saronrmf SchmWI Win- mumaehcd figure sporting light deformities can ins George in lily heroin cat ons. wire framed glasses and a nap with --i* Mash, venous comp! Wales t-- an lidAlon on Shrnren Avenue in ...open book. ae fags are Durfem and IHeldimand Rifles in- ow., old factory converted into an army Since 1986. our Canadian Certified Pednnhists tXyomgandfweabmd. . barracks have been alleviating foot and lower leg s The Album of Honour for Brant Sit4 Senors Ma.caredortmic MEDFchát Cowell 'Siena have been forty or so. ..Ie discomfort resulting horn Robs. arthritis, County lists at least 87 people from Nome says Robert was his grcat- 750 Colborne Street, Mention, was vary tensel y sum, and hemmed overuse sport or work injuries and other He said o his knowledge he Wc,I2oats who served intheSecond uncle. 15191 758.1000 1.800.587.1000 1 very quickly Ile was a good soldier painful conditions. World War had smedin the First World t Decal go back overseas tin World asan r Ida uncles how many of nose listed he said,. may have re-enlisted as ensure you complete service War II alter serving in World War 11 Our on -site labs may actually he ha old l,ssaugaa of older soldier. but he helped Bain soldiers who did and your maximum convenance, Men. tit: David 1. lapel leú The was a case with Frank Mon - ,1 I Wslde Cßnk liudontSixNationsthe ad tomr. said George - his pmdYM p peat the army in 1939, PM WITH ONE in and 4 Alta PLEASE CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT Chief Bryan laF°rme a MNC mys Frank fought Ypres la4arecol- aroma Wso [Mint regiment sal dan CERTIFIED PEDORTHI5T5 the mar gas said served OF OUR CANADIAN he wn a second cone who ver Ieted amigo( a ) .rÇd in ase Colo Intelligence Caps Are you without Doctor? membsaeMNC. Tiety People from Grosser 19aiagleb 9Vet- ail 1916. 225 Fairview Drive, Unite MNC served W W WQ said LeFame. :vans Day Parade banquet father was a WWI Brantford. ON Canada NOR 7E3 o7aa1110kYmmY stayed . Per said lean ____ The Brantt-end Rims. Club pub W WWII, said Gorge, Frank whet:mamefri.in./lone 519. 753 -2090 lined the nokin 1946. in Canada but served transporting V ara M of the elder generation of Mongers. WWII eterl Derek pile of the South prisoners of war on ovim. ikon he was mowing up his ram/ HOURS OF OPERATION Brant Legion flips Mutt& the pages Pile remembered the remediable ----+} leva1111 Om. Raw tom, would him to ase Nations to Monday -Fees 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 pm. who, although only in their bring in his Brantford kitchen minting out mamma a.m. 1:00 p.m. WM. Oily woom l'--r- amh remit gares and visit said Saturdays 800 e s V Six Hamm faces he mmnbers ern had already survived the First '031 veterans tir nummr Tuesday at th Pee www.btoped.com '-Dyads babel/ Manor with a World War and then anon ten years A for endered Ce Six Nations a Ilth hour. Duffs badge," he says,Winfing ode late served secor+... j 1 r 1 1

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h Ottawa ftesSases Id not emend their is Gee-Gees vim Op. passed for 357 yards 1 30 gon altoh. Na de ant Mays p season this pw Sfturday afternoon in hoolon completions in _. aft.. with two Truchs INkn In the Mitchell Howl. I11r.1r. -. ®- i wee, defeated b tn Western downs and interceptioft season comes r loo his Seal PM. Hoch h Il, Research slangs 31.17 h Support Diabetes Y Cy. His pa dJear fatal chuaraJm. the Nnkr to an end .. ye rlasr5aoyunche, backup tame.. Brad sm Children living with Type 1 diabetes travel to Ottawa on the quest for a cure: Small bodies with big voices are living proof research leads to medical advancements 9, is about al to (NC)- Colton Schmidt, funding organizations like -lain is not a ems.. These deter- Type I diabetes to summit Mown young. There are serious complier to on a great journey He is Diabetes Research mined children are on a mission anon leads to Ewa on Mw 25, 2008 don yaks with Type 1 d' slag Proof Ch p n that will Foundation (IDRF) 0 find save. 1ft die government know gre I climbed Mo. Ever.t to prom hetes, such as blindness, amputa- Silverhawks host 12th annual tournament joining 63 other Mild all "Finding a cure mean everything attention needs to be paid to this that the disease is not a limitmion to tOns, kidney failure and even vo under the age 16 of and all living to m11.. who resides in disease if a cum is to be found. 1 icvemenh whether that be in death. Unlike Type 2 diabetes, Type rant.. By Jamie Lewes ed their end with good lard Nang I on is with Type Quvnile) thaw... Calgary and one of the youth co- Andrew McKee, President sport, career, or everyday life", 1 -wit says can not be controlled by diet and *mashy Turtle Island News In the third period Manitoulin a trip win October worn chairs of the Ottawa delegation. "A and CEO of JDRF. "The theme of Sebastian "While I am proud of my exercise and people living with it opened the Bnd pus scoring the bi make me feel a nor- -annual Kids fora Cure naiad like our 2008 Kids far a Cure Libby accomplishment, 1 am also very are insulin-dependent for life. Christmas R r F OR D- threeIM unanswered Lobby Day. This inspiring and ,akin No more needles no more Day is 'Living Proof. Everyone proud to be a pat of Kids for a Cure Insulin is not a cure. B The Nations Silverhawks an toulin s Kay Corbien scored meaningful event sees children finger pokes, uo more worrying." with Type 1 diabetes is living proof Libby Day because we need no JDRF is the leading charitable fun- hosted their I2N n annual to after taking a 2 on 1 break from across Canada descend on the - from A mild living with juvenile Ma- nine effect research advaucemeMs keep fighting fora cure for Type I der and advocate of Type I diabetes ment r the weekend at the Ted Recolley, Cabal wrist shot. ' is almost National Capital to have lunch and heal requires approximately 1,463 have already had on the y;4.1r disease. We diabetes." earch worldwide. Is Its mission and hit the top c the W '.i BrantfordSix District Civic of Falco stings with federal Members of needles a year (based on per want them to be I four living proof there Type diabetes is on- pre - mfinds a cure for Type 1 diabetes ThThen n a *.; Centre. Manitoulin won Me over goal at 4:37. Icss then Parliament and talk about what in day) and 2,190 finger pricks a has 0 year been tremendous progress and mutable awoimmuue disease Nat and its oomplictrions through the 40 championship 3-O win over the minute later Manimulin's film P-,. here! means to live with Type I diabetes. to test their blood sugar. Living momentum in Type affects more than 200,000 support research. For more 111111, hearse- of Six Nations Falcons, who for the MiCOmber intercepted an errant 31,5 children aim no educate the with Type I diabetes means living a The children are tined to be Canadians. It is sometimes referred Illation on JDRF l diabetes, ,Type second year in a row failed to cap- Falcons pass and made no mistake MPs about the di else in the hopes very swetntcd lifestyle in order to ftcompanied on Parliament Hill by to as juvenile diabetes because the please visit www.jdrt.ea. ture the champpi110 sI. as he fired a laser fire the topDco . that the gavemment will recognize adequately regulate blood sugar Sebastian Saone. 28, who majority of people are diagnosed -News Canada Manitoulin road at manant r of the Falcons goal en okis a r now essential it Is to altar fader- and avoid mmplications. became the first Canadian with with the disease while they arc 11BOOK NOW fille first Erv11 drove in coed the shut out lifting F. rebound past FalconsFalco s goalie Manitoulin to the oldtimers char, >...y We would like to thank our Sponsors for making this page possible. Hick Hill. Gerald Williams gar- pionship. TO needd the assist. 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fire Sagkeeng first Nation. RCMP Cl w ' - iteed II the a t sips ata ism W visited issues," arose out of lawsuit reload to what l gather, is on board to try to it said lands approach. for defying a court oMer to stay out l' to and being propel` p mid the tire broke house a.m. Kph Wiler +Drop) Baribeau said W a good abuse at else federal residential find concrete sot ' ahem The report, W be released Mooing has been exempted from They con., the governmentw E of We way of exploration comp. WI of certain communities and in 145 kilometres northeast Winnipeg. Sand. the month, of way I Wednesday by the environmental environmental assessment in moving too svith annum Platinex and to find g then Thc schools agreed to step in aim said Ara very name. ' that amity lies I. mama First Nations, in karts of people's The Sagkeeng fire department responded to the Maw but foul. the group Pcoj recommends that Ontario for decades, Mayer refold b de specifics, for after LaF quit. During arma, for th survivors, and for We ice, despite ee lions and'Avg giving Wan enough Venues, said he feels shut out of right to have a say over what hap mobile home completely engulf. in flames. The mhos of two Ontario toughen its antiquated ha ms tit can wreak on wildlife and time 0 talk with War the pens ting mnfdennality moment Friday's session, he met privately Canadian public." The pain man.- process. on their ammo," he said. occupants were located a the scene. Thc charted bodes have been mining laws to make sure con, among Me panes, but said dart with representatives from the aired to another meeting within transported to Winnipeg's Health. Sciences Centre for autopsy es kfoot the bill for We cleanup emings exceeded expectations. Assembly of First Nations andothv the next few weeks, but no date was Investigators with the Office of the Fire Commission., the medical work before a mining permit is examiner and the RCMP serious crimes unit and forensic idenEfdca- ' Everyone is happy compared to parties involvdend also held ases- confmn.. granted. a nvesdgadng. Kmpish said the fire is being treated as what we coed have expected;' he stun in such everyone was present Currently, the government can ap^áom i accept a company's credit mdng as Co taminated school to be torn down sufficient proof that Moll have TIMMINS, Ont.- The contaminated school in the James Bay the funds to rover the cost of communio piskat is scheduled to be turn dawn around the restoring the site - a test that's endof fHeoiner About SI48,000 was provided by the government come under fire from the W decommission the saw'. "The health and safety of the students Ontario is really important to us so fast% any we're continuing to work

with H I h C a des and the First Nation to resolve the Issue.. said National Briefs Susan Bertrand, a spokeswoman web Indies and Northern Affmrs IHJ Has Adoption (wot,noJjmm POSE Canada. Adam of b diesel 000 which maned in 1979eat J.R. NOTICE OF PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE #2B Of that, $4.2 million goes N " e Scheel. will begin in i asa the school ha been tan Highway 7 & 8 Transportation Corridor Planning and Class EA Study band members directly, mean- dawn. "So mere making prom inseams of demolishing the foie G.W.P. 13 -00 -00 ing each of the 2,800 members nee whoa" dlate." 1cae'giveyoe a specific date. !here will be given a $1,500 cheque are Naas such as omen. aka% coming Bathe elms J ba mar Touched Your rest the be Life? ' The of money will had isbegin the wall kbe removed,roomed. and «muliadoo aCWathe groundgmnnA The 14221, olFren on. (ammo 1t maw.mews used for economic will begin It 2009-10e p ai saw. tal. mxmwaAtmar e"aaa°`"'0.siaOmp ai dock... tiossr osa and to purchase land Wand mime, a new school b not in !MACS plan_ m,am,aadsrpb. Chief %ammo Winch. soya' web regularly review nrour hmIto ensure that eerily Is THE PAOCESS he only wishes be could .hare given m thath ulnae ddtewheath and safety nontconcerns owe Is s.ePn to the EnMmmanw the settlement with elders and f Joramrealize that A would like permanent elementary n o may Orna asseww. LEVismaise is eatq rerrreu canin lenders who fought fr decades school rata.. than portables." In April a steering lamb." comm.,. to settle the mane but have tined with representatives from government and Alluwnpiskut mmeaum awe dial councilcoil en find "alternativesone of, and the solution" m the almetinm It's a great reliefmi she Isar ere thin at must one of the group;gimps, theAnnwapùkalsenschool PUBLIC COMMA:MON al government) coming labe. authority, has taupe out of de from. kogee its "stallingg tame;' sow sisovenient ma can,. ere an and actually Wag doom and fleeitIts readvcbilityt]thoB.Nakowoofficer Weh lb. ene.. Ç visit www.ontario.ca /adoptioninfo Cane. 1212416cheduled a Corr and basically want- Rermg ill responsibility by or,"eking atlas rear,. b.. ingiog m correct the wrongs said to fond the school "116 not a w.akahk workingmeting group," he said. r 'tsar Nation; ` said "We're s.ttd g's g pull. tactic. They're inking name for iodate, bro rounds °WILL nave bamou and begging prime stir provinciality, govern- ITa "Thy way they dealt with it was ment) is malty eseMatives meter bins "It remains unclear am WawivremonhenVerb pretty fair," said band member if all of the from Alhwspiskal have mopped repro... sad wngvpur. pmare artamsmunnes Dwayne Cote. the memrnge.CallsCalls s Chef Charlie IIatl act amen. en "Maybe the mosey will be Monday n. -lame. Bay term hake Angus thin as tam addressing between ,E-snrea, nerboa range s rove aera* awe.. and for economic development "a." dealdhal of frustration"f over the We working group turned PUBLIC INFORNIATIOn cefri. IPM/ If you were involved in an adoption in Ontario, you need to know about and people will have joad en.' had aletofkpe that this warywas tfindlway tidal rm mama an merememme vs mama* added band member Ronald an important change to your information and privacy rights. with the issue which Is day navehave to bole a school." slesra,wt:.,., mane, maudsaintgrSitmid poem., yang sale." We meetings 5o om arocnceym Mmwmlma apMerrcdmniroraMmammiueem®a.eNesanalmammlwPlólsame aMs. "Peahen be less chug Effective June 1, 2009, Ontario adoption records will be opened. This means working group is still Were, can des remain available ten have a rrmr-ma.ti....ew..r and alcohols abuse in We adopted adults and birth parents will be given access to identifying Matinp with the First Maim" ta"reoawáwra. ** r:rúe Mr* fume, will help from the goe- information from birth records and adoption orders. BAT pleads guilty in btched SASK Mods election br*t.°iae.°* Stetlora with Sask.- One of mote than a dorm ample chupa ...oar wawa. mo pm pm, r Proposed forests act dis- with Wing eoirregularities years in o Maria Nation of l ulna a+w"e, mpmlla,matwnnapiavrremrh.naronmmmdyeawmerm criminates against band If Me adoption order was made before September 1, 2008, adopted adults and tion the titan foul years ape fits plod. parry to forgery. :° . aa s mn arvm or wi..e release of the information. pM tóon wmen Mrmri® mmswmu WHITEHORSE, Yukon- birth parents can file a disclosure veto to prevent the Ralph Ken co 53, mPBadord, Sank.. entered the take dñng ama I The Yukon government's pro- n ef.n an Beall Co.C of Queen,g,u, p amBench Mlobieg innombetiormill Miele 4281 Resources Act des- She hma inns.provincial joaemry ofthcgroup fros sentenced. ...Foresl If you want your identifying information to be kept private, you should file a ri.neuod to the snonhntaco,nhormm, mm criminates against a ince., hoed on area re.mmenaalion from ...roam and goner. disclosure veto before June 1, 2009. Somr,m em Neal aboriginal rt.,. and a no e eewe o re * r e..em ammaate er.er r* *AM a m eee* wu tide n. r traditional territory, i A leal 413 people were chagd after an independent coa en n r..m.. noino wn.me mrans a ra amm «awn m aw smmww eo,m mew, Fmn.it nim fe rata the tarts diet No contact notices are also available. numb er all. boxes tine tflW the ?fA4 sate and that Lind McMillan of the Liar number Mdal pyak ene da ea voting Few Ninon aid the territory The and federal governments ,shm .lhdmw mti l COMMITS To learn more about your rights to information and privacy regarding filed to consult the bad as it funding oga®pe Mahe delete WO WO 1 -800- 461 -2156 laaa Lour input ena commerris aura LS all {IIMBKI nannnsrnalrr.e,a. draped the act McMillan aid adoption, visit www.o0tafio.ca/adoptioninfo or call Robert eked pease i that ami a+aoe rar maaa.,m,am Rases madam. accepted that We (TTY 416 -325 -3408). merman held in ont. and na.m cmao M..r a. *Manly 1. haay prin. timber nanan 6 Three S k . memo celebrate land claim settlement north $1 . a,.. ey.m o*m.*ym.r be wafer.. +or mill. 1.12 KOMI am r a.aa. in the audaau pan of the 1 I Saw g up about 23 per Paid for by the Government of Ontario. REGINA-Three Saskatrneww reserves are celebrating an $80 mnnte..p.rrwmmmmer Consultant tint of the wry landmass. mala land-olaim settlement reach. this week with the federal Mow amwr arrnM and Nation intends M wa°a:.w MM s.a. II obtain a legal o d for NIS° h -w n f land a vie b Cote. ffimmkome ON ffiy Naha wee tta prepare a position nape, 1 n- al é `y Pc MAIM am meow,. aim log dries.. to have with The t 1 1 Nat .i g.h$2] million of the pra_ .am,awmJammra.smaen Ontario Muctmaas.adwn We Wan och" he told f fcwa.Irpp 191 10 Nov.. I_ 2008 November 12.100$ 21

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