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Turtle Island News Tl the Barricade Is Down i r Library and Archives Canada Bibliothèque et Archive Canada S.R,ti1l.eS i 11111 I II I I 1 1011 3 3286 53439347 1 North America's #1 I Native Weekly Newspaper ,. l, rrey.. `Ñ - / urti '1/4, LIBRARY & ARCHIVES CANADA NEWSPAPER COLLECTION 395 WELLINGTON ST. Arrows 1 game 10 days to r* OTTAWA ON KlA ON4 away from a . 12/06 Minto Cup 3 -Peat Page 8 oi'i page 8 S - 1 . - 2006 I i ate Okarahsonha kenk Onkwehonwene Six Nations of the Grand Wednesday August 16, 2006. Barricade on Reclamation site down again... how long depends on Caledonia, spokespeople say . By Donna Duric and Lynda Powless Turtle Island News tl The barricade is down.... again. Barricade After a week of quiet from Caledonia residents, Six Nations sup- 7 porters of the land reclamation took down the barricade along comes down... ti f the front entrance to the site Monday morning, less than a week again! i..:;6¡ after it went up in a nightly clash spurred by an Ontario Justice F court ruling. The barricade went up when a will be in court August 22nd, just swarm of Caledonia residents head- two days fore negotiations on the ed to site within hours of a ruling by land rights issues are scheduled to Justice David Marshall that all restart after a summer break. negotiations between Six Nations Minister of Indian Affairs Jim and government officials cease until Prentice's office told Turtle island "protesters" leave the disputed land. News Monday, they will respect the Ontario has appealed the ruling and (Continued on page 2) Protest shuts down Oneida band office r`- yowls .., By Denise Desmoreaux the entranceway blocking all traf- : t- - Special to Turtle Island News fic in and out of the building. r`) -. ONEIDA -The Oneida band offi- Protesters said they wanted the cers were shut down Tuesday director of operations fired after he V when protesters drove cars across paid taxes on Oneida land. _._ y. - (Continued on page 17) r Caledonia The barricade to the front entrance of the Caledonia reclamation site has come down again. It's the third time the hydro Bacon Cheeseburger tower has been pulled away from the entranceway. In all three incidents the barricade was reset as a protection mecha- Reclamation nism, firstly after an OPP raid and then two swarming incidents by Caledonians. (Photo by Jim C Powless) DAY. 169 Double Cheseburger RENEGADE GROUP SETS UP INFORMATION BOOTH, BUT REFUSES Inside '139 . Local 2 INFORMATION Editorial 4 By Donna Duric ation to Turtle Island News. It is, Sports 8 Writer however, speaking to other media. National 19 BRANTFORD - A local group, Late Friday afternoon, Turtle Island Notice Careers - 21 calling themselves "Mohawk News approached the trailer for an Classified 22 we Workers" has set up a trailer, interview while organizer Don noon in Business Directory 23 Confederacy and Unity flags at a Tripp was inside screaming and - ern. Price $1.25 property on Erie Ave. in Brantford, cursing that Kentucky Fried reaw " 0 1> saying they are setting up an infor- Chicken had messed up the group's mation centre to educate the public take -out order. 11 rwiar011 +' it) about land claims. A non -native woman standing out- The group moved onto the site side the trailer told him the newspa- Fin lovin' it "seek." The woman, who identified 282 Argyle St. Thursday morning last week, but per was seeking an interview, when herself as (Continued on page 3) Caledonia, Resturant has refused to elaborate on the situ- he screamed that he didn't give a o 74470 0455 9 MM MM MM ME WM MM MM WM MM ti WM tt 1 ' ri ri ri ri ri t tmt> ri ri ri MM ri ri ri ri ri ri ri ti li ti ri ri ti I Customer Appreciation Aug 16 Thur. Aug 17 Aug 18 Mon. Aug 21 I 9am -6pm 9ám -9pin 9am -5 9am -6.pm OPEN ; SALE DAYS ONLY INTEREST RATES * SAVINGS UP TC -4 SATURDAYS IN AS LOW AS ON lust Digit I l AUGUST Sti j000 0% o.a.c. SELECTED MODELS Tow it or tell I us where it is. 1 1 J 'IO' } LEE NIUNFr drive Mott the lot!* and . - 442M ARS M+MRe .© You can take immediate delivery of any vehicle simply by paying $29 N lNt , a 1- 800 -446 -6841 7 Oa,aa - -_fi DOWN PAYMENT' Then just make monthly payments! Pick vehicle about past credit problems... All credit Paris © , pick a payment! Don't worry 103 Dundas St. East, ti Over 120 Vehicles to chose from, NEW & USED, applications will be accepted* Don't be concerned about your current pay off. ' on approved credit. Fees & Taxes not included. Can't be ._ I Xw1 eDa CARS or TRUCKS, even sport utility vehicles. When we make a deal' we'll pay off your trade...No matter what you owe!! =tined with any other offer. See dealer for details. - mm mm NM MIN .11 NNE MM son =NI um 1= INN WM MM t> MM ti NM UM s fi ti Il MM t> MM t> t> e> MM . MN e> mil - - li - «n. - r y +w..lwdarg.MwL.;JI:.iai..a.-..._.a.r1 ledi ......,,. .-......a.-...... ......ta t 0 'ante i 111 Aug.. 16. 2006 TURTLE x5.010 NEWS 15LN.[' NEWS LOCAL LOCAL.`0T E lebomrrMmNne :.1I12IS Health says p p g lwi reM 2 f 9 . J . üN o . m Iuko Nn(ATfI t watch for West Th breed C pp 1 shy b' b ds b 1 mtw.Na,le tip humans sa s rued Stanf eld,14 Canada' O F M H B S m l Nile Virus Health locations uou, Six Nations and then eending Me sannIde to a 1, in tit 1r Local Cu. sled for NM mat cases of WNV hi, been reported in southern 0 ro Nis year Ontario to head to court Aug. 22 seeking to resume Caledonia negotiations By Pnwiess Editor Barricade goes up to keep Caledonia swarmers away, Six Nations waits Lynda Nan', Hill said govemmem tapa. fully expectit" - Ontario is "flitting it close" in its plan to head to the Ontario Court atoa cme<ned a meeting Tuesday Ken Hewitt, of Ne Caledonia Wonting, Jim n front, ing to Marshall's ruling. Minutes 1.n, Powlms left to join a During last Tuesday's Caledonia Caledonia crowd with a fire hose of Appeal August 22, just two days before negotiations between Six madareas00 50mgi5d000s osto" Citizens Alliance, said his group judge's decision In fend The unnamed elan, in his late don- crowd 30 feet back from the Rally, Six Nations women Stepped hooked rap to a hydrant near tac n` 4 welcomed the judges Imo path atm %wg,w`y "la until sits who were get and linked sons, forming a front pate. federal government and Ontario are "". beeam e i adds e "since f negotiations loan' la pressed Jamieson about entrance to the - h Nations Confederacy Chiefs, the residua a midents and dispute. leave Ina di, but e Me hopeful whedm or not the buricades were ring ready to bmmg á downed metal Iona chain between Six Nations A Caledonia had put up scheduled to resume talks, says Mohawk Chief Allen MacNaughton weeks^^, p00 was- to resolving the Dorado will be granted a slay in he ing backup. mew and Ne Caledonia crowd and Canadian flag in place of where the testers clashed when Caledonia is "I hope as a result thy can find a idents rocks and solution in the bomdmom and not in order that will allow negotiations to Asher 13 seconds of badgering, slowly pushed Ne Six Nations wanior flag I.d been taken down. Mohawk Chef MacNaughton says A Jae for the appeal hexing has issue." has rhos+ bi the and the six Nations sprayed balls at paple on the he d W den t amarar August 24N. Jamieson rnotioned for security crowd front of them +.ward Youth he d sappoated" to see Ontario rot been set When asked if the piovicee would golf ma - Spokmwomm Hazel H a said ho- men. about 20 ken away to tn., entranceway the flag and crowd causing argue no heed the ruling, Premier nw.0.J peope 00 dye we to ste .y get hurt" them warn so long to get on the court's Ontario will Shea! Mr Dean ama the Marshall issued n order alto hold- - a dispel, directions ark began Man plow. site had d and wee. The man backed swans fle a laid the move, than angrily i all an schedule jurisdiction b sop the trades from MLGwmy replied. 'ONaouslY we ". On M1 one mach ing several hearings m why see if M1 go ' n d was surrounded by Six Nations omplained tar Six Nations army of ants. want to abide by any decision made Tuesday, dise°. J "arms tuning It pretty close lit negotiating. any had [he ones to 'n showed up around 11 empted omit benveen more Ms previous orders to remove Jc Aug.( 24th before launch,. wally. who told h en he had m p always k he Mice urifortunate because were not sure gM te Mimi government by the judge." able she added, are p.m. to keep canal of Ne crowds than a dozen Six Nations people wad Six Nations h e doss plans. But sae say, leave He began shooing at if anal and last of some has id it will make land claims e 1 would appeal for people m be p taunts yeti "blatantly He issued g on the land' lamieon, as she followed him and ' ar Within 15 mnb.
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