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I - Band council lawsuit hampers talks Dundalk, ON, Canada Hidenosaunee Six Nations band council 7J; lawsuit may force Canada Q s Places To Grow - from negotiation table Plan r By Lynda Powless Editor Six Nations band councils relaunched trust account lawsuit against Canada may end up shutting down the now three year L ;, ON, Canada a old Six Nations land rights negotiations just as Confederacy a and are pushing for a mediator to move the talks .0 Mississauga along. - ivn t At the same time Elected Chief nailing a split in the Six Nations r f without joint negotiations that have kept all 7 Bill Montour has also, f" Confederacy consultation, sent a parties at the negotiating table and Waterloo, ON, Canad r letter to Prime Minister Stephen saw the agreement to return the Y c, i, -...15 Harper demanding a tripàrty meet- Burtch property, the first lands to ing between the federal govern- be returned to Six Nations in gen- erations, and resulting federal in- t o ment, Ontario and his band council Hamilton only. vestments in- Six Nations water The backdoor move may be sig- (Continued page 2) II i! L` Six Nations Band Council signs g03 p t / 1 TY . Minimal development land accord with Brant County L in red inne PO By Lynda Powless & Jessica Smith .lcétircl rÍ :le clrrl7litrnt Writers ft t r' f '. t Cayuga, ON, Canada i L Six Nations Band Council has signed what it is calling a , ON, De Green Energy Economic Accord with Brant County to de- r velop unceded Six Nations lands with elected chief Bill Mon- 'Jr J tour warning the Confederacy "its lead, follow or get out of along the way." Six Nations Band Council';s proposed Green Energy Economic Accord would allow development Hwy 403 within the red zone of the Confederacy's Haudenosaunee Places to Grow Green Plan. That zone The move comes a year after Six Grow Plan that includes develop- calls for minimal development Neither the band or county consulted with Confederaacy. Nations Confederacy Council de- ment of all lands . along the veloped the Six Nations Places to (Continued on page 3) pride and fiery >P Olympic torch stokes.warm Inside McDonald's aboriginals ) protest among Local 2 i .. ci think the world was falling in because 6 "Listening to these people, you'd Editorial C »Ja bI cups Sports 8 of the Olympics," Six Nations Chief Bill Montour. "They seem to be 16 Car Care to everything, including the Lord's Business Directory . 19 opposed Classified 21 $3449. Prayer." Careers 22 T` ROD MICKLEBURGH "It might be cold, but I want to be Price $1.25 i. Lb and Mail ready to go," said Chief Littlechild, ÿ . : Daily news updates Globe , C.ß} " Canadian Press a member of the Truth and Recon- www.theturtleislandnews.com rl` r - His date with destiny is months ciliation Commission into the 1 a 1> away, but 65 -year old Chief Wilton tragedy of native residential V

II . 1 a: Littlechild has already started train- schools. - Im ing for his 300 -metre run with the "When I grasp the torch, I know I Olympic torch. Undeterred by the will be feeling the pride of repre- prospect of carrying it into the Jan- senting my people in the world uary teeth of an Alberta winter, he arena. I'm hyped." o 74470 04551 9 222 A y I aledonit couldn't be more pumped. (Continued on page 14) Elected Chief Bill Montour

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Local iÄ break in lc- Band council could be jeopardizing land return, talks and Nathan Gage CHIA'," I commenced any 'land nouns to the negotiations to final- complished In the past three years velop properties on (COmhrn dfott:footo ) the south side Montour tells Confederacy "lead, follow or get out the way" .claim' against Canada and/or On- ire the appointment a media- with negotiations moving a plant and arena of of downtown Colborne Street Matt reran= (Continued from from) S.N.QEE.A., and how Moth own. tario w the Canadian ware" um facilitator. "desultory pace and the basic s re makeup the Nathan Gage reare that Federal representative Ron Doer - ership could be used to give the He said, -We have consistently as- The Six Nations band council has sues remain unsolved. The entire is a validated claim under Canada's Heldimand Tract with green zones ing HHMHItHHCHhay g,andse. lands acquired an economic nod that the courts do been engaged in a series of predictable is that .d to both Mohawk Mac- Goren fail. result town- land claim process, for environmentally rich develop eerie vantage through such ownershi of hand jmiadictlo m determine negotiations and legal action ions are growing in the Six Na- The aroma, are also under ne- meet v Naughton, and elected chief Bill arranger..." said the tions community and in our gotiation at the Six Nalwml law Ironically the Haudenosaunee 0o- M while federal The agreement also says the two adjacent neighboring denosaunee land a governmentt is determined to re- municipal, rights 1aä0 whee c nylon institute, 10.0.14 Cwada did acknowledge pees will explore the possibility solve Sin Nations land rights Six Na- Council ""t of using the Tax incentive Zones ' Ile accused the federal govern- reins has never paid 'Man" by negotiation, the band council been for the Mat developed tbe -Floc to Grow" ment respectful andd tiger provincial' I and federal lawsuit may pull the plug. of talking of ne- lands. Green Pian" has yet to M mod 1 egrsaI ontoenw ruge d ev I np- go[iations and just ice the -The properties are in downtown Doming says Canada is prepared aeons izedbyOntanoandC'enade. media but not engaging in it when area that with to continue with theorist, nego- the city, help, the Instead, HDI director Hazel Hill federal negotiator TBt[o e +¡gong the accoraw the in spite of band council's tbe consistently YMCA and Laurier Brantford plan says the HDI, the people, arc owe. Brant lowly Fire Statice H Paris bapmm.k that Canada's partic- .says, we "agree to disagree." Ile to build a $40-million athletic and being criminalized for protecting said 0cse actions do not thetwocouvcils Sold an modern ipation will now be by: "give con- recreational complex. the lands and developing Green governed r meeting to discuss the lands in -Negotiations continuing without fdence to the Six Nations comma- liaudenosace Development In- Plans tint ate now being hijacked w question, but did not disclose tbe prejudice to the litigation, nky" taro (HDI) director Hazel Hill by the bend council 1',smI substance of that meeting. I -Negotiation in single He said "significant progress has sand the city had already been put Fleeted Chief Bill Montour sign. i knew( the Bev Crawford, not been made," adds After singing under any 0ìr- and the land on notice by the HDI. what his council calls the Six Na- I "C.adawill not Ron Doering Mohawk Chief of Six Nations questioned why negotiate resolution issues are not a aerie for the fed- She said band council did not Green Energy c Ac- reams. the Allen. MacNaughmn there were no members of the Con- die nature endand atop of our rele- oral government Ile says ...only hold discussions of de same c aims dr gee., in with Confederacy cordins (S.N.G.E.E.A.) with Brant nature urscio- against Canada for almost 20 federacy Council Present "Are two sepaute forums. Canada will ring. We apparent mandate is to keep the sit- representatives before .sending the County Mayor Ron Eddy Thursday stand that you may have some years, nation calm and keep hope alive." Nathan they going to sign this document ' Gage letter. that promises to acquire and de- wt. for damne purr ria prao Reeled Rill Montour and Brant County Ron Eddy.sign accord Wham hp Jim C Powlesq with the by the Six Nations threatened root he asked "Has this been Mot Row mein of the Welland Canal lhnd ea aC". tint Confederacy Council Montour to take con- She said she could not discuss the velop at least one "Gwen Energy verlooked, or is this meeting, or 'The Confederacy Council, in rep - The agreement, she. does not for the hand council mdo-" Six Nations Bend Administration has been engaged M talks for Vol of the Way proposing to ink HDI strategy on the Nathan gage on aid,' pith ate ne g on'a[Ivg able Park" untied Six Nations these meetings that 1 take Council ('SNBAC) however Wee years. date a ew front that includes understand ting the Haudenosa unee peo- away their obligation to con- Ile mid'Wérc been dealing with while the Department o[ Justice the new lands but worries the band move lands along Highway 403 Mat are HCCC does g Me Six Na In letter to Prime have taken place, there was no par plc, has the authority and the say sult with the Haudenosaunee The the Elected Council. Our councils - legal counsel pursue an out of ...rate Min- proposals at the negotiating table, may jeopardize U. currently the subject of lath rig. dons Band Administration ficiption on their pan Have they over these lands -and it's not the band council is also obligatedobligat.Ied to decision has always Wend. com- ammo. of de prv- Co.. ister Stephen Harper, elected chief intensified use of litigation, and law concerned the band council negotiations between Confederacy g. cil. We understand that law Bill Montour it calling Me current major camp may been asked"' elected band council, she mid? consult with the Confederacy." munication is between the Elected v with legal counsel 3'x Your public relations gn.. force use anew haul on this Council and federal and movie has described fed Confederacy Elected Chef Montour responded dont want to its them Hill said she has been surprised by Council and the Confederacy Nations. MequeCasa led negotiations sad He did not detail what the new pro and that is unfortunate They end representatives. gee.. oral "We've been asking fora year or us attitude. but that's what it's the band council's move m work Council. ,41 is some.:' he said. .Ploal litigation judgements hoard and the eating Mn and disappointing" poet would be. Band council has should have talked Io us" Montour said he will proceed Bev." However, Chief Montour becomes again. The band's accord says Doeringhasmuseddo$ingwimli[-with The letter dated I was ad The Elected Coua- without with the Confederacy . the two would be binding Sept., not already relaunched its law suit. She said the "HDI has not been vans Me plans to develop the land iguioa internal matters be- received by 111,1,, when questioned by MI what can they dó! They can "The Confederacy has always will work together on ró ss that He wrote that"wM1ìle we have ex- Er Coitiorar terra Montour said he was "requesting vocal because there isaConfeder- with or without Confederacy Turtle Island News. his comment will work with /wean two bra of the federal moms w Sept. II. He said Sit meeting with your government m any strategy in place funk only go alter money, it can't go maintained they the will funnel cash Into the band pressed a strong preference for the . l and the band Council's consent. Crown. Nations afar land. It doesn't have and au- band =moil Confederacy doesn't council coil.. negotiated settlement of metancm has been rapes men well as the On.* government to mail memo, us m release that "Yeah. It'd lead, follow, or get mot Ile said did not bring up the ac- Monty because it is an arm of the have a choice 'm the matter, ifs Hill said the ant Ile says all patties have already mess its land issues for a number discuss some proposed strategies before it is ready and possibly of the way," he said when asked if =ply between Six Nations and Ile Me agreed to a negotiation cord or the Maas for Green Fr- Crown." We, rapmumthiliry, it doe...- fads me t'edml V^ cameo a Crown it remains possible framework Myers for consideration on a trilateral jeopardize any return of more lee would Proceed wire the project that We ergy Hub in any of the eight Elated Chief Montour says the ter if our people go to church m coffers. conduct of litigation Ile told McDougall, lee note that Montour tells Hareer the current fined in the accord against the .and meetings held between the Con- band council is the governing body support the band Confederacy still "The bud council is a creature of the Six Nations Band Council is round of negotiations was trig- Mare sent a copy of his letter She said now Brantford also wishes Council. mayet some furore point in time, Corded., the rights the Crown, so all they are doing is these agreements federacy and elected Council over at SixNations. -The Elected Coun- has to look out for of came Canada oar signatory to gaol when 'Wee called Douglas to Mohawk Chief Allen Mac needs m nuke N Tear to whatever 1-101's Hreel Hill mid "I believe leak Mere the last year or same - cil has the authority to lease the those people" she said. feeding the machine called INAC. 'In both of these agreements we Creek Estates proposed Naughton 10 days later financial n the the patio ' end &step. inmost it's seeking if it had not Men for people, etcetera prat said be- as governing She said Confederacy can con- Ontario of course is ping to ap- mutually committed to the fi- men site Ile wee dome. land 'the official bly [o withdraw in whole or in have atCaid0101db weo was In addition band council, sent out loans from that the bank knows the Confederacy and the LLD.I that the Green Energy Hub sows body of the re' he mid. ci tine k with she band, the prove y agreemmu signed by the _ matinee of the development of occupied and blockades were es- a press release Monday asking land is held by the Haudenotunee door would not be open. Together onlyOnly began Its lake shape this past ing court precedent. Ice is he band in the role band council because it feeds the an effective plan tablished on Agyic Street" to poem Mohawk Chief Allen Mac- 1 Brantford consult with them in even under the federal claim they enabled the band commit to sit have tool machine, i feeds INAC. and recently we have agreed the May Hill supports the green energy [admit/ ..they Mx Naughton in response reminded to He says very hale has been ae- their plans to expropriate and redo- process. down with the county or they and many principles ditto:sad in the accord. of their own that they can use in She said the neither the band or emisof""atteam find wouldn't be making such corn Barbara McDougall, Pawner Par."'" were system to fight on behalf of Brant County can claim that land. who maybeof assistance in reach- with otdevel Council "The Elected Council and the their Representative for Canada" than doesn't ing ors meant m develop a working are following our people instead of digging into She said the agreement no time has the Haudenosaunee common objectives," Bill reminds the band council and angement between the two along lines that everybody needs to the ConfNora).. For example, deal with the underlaying issue of He raid M1e looks Confederacy Chiefs ,00ti farad It Ho- county, despite their agreement, t councils, "bet it seems to re going be following, looking at green while May can demand an ac- title or nsultation of =moo- that does not represent consults. n Hie" building and development " counting of our trust Ponds, the date tion with the Confederacy or ac- green m Hill says Confederacy Coun- She said she looks forward to their itself is under the jurisdiction "We have no details on what that commodation for Six Nations." Six Nations cil is still waiting to from the application to the HDI. of the Confederacy." green hub means but it looks like Haudenosaunee lays out to re- by The accord plans brad. She acid they have not received She said band council has yet to a basic impact benefit agreement Child quest funds for "Greon Energy Ink & Family Services "The Band Comsil mourn to hold any details of the yet but the discuss10 Mceightpointsoreurisdic- that is monetary which is not on- dative; from the provincial and plans the rest meeting of the our area discussed falls in the minimal lion with Confederacy. "Thaw like what Me Confederacy pro- We provide support and therapeutic !eaten... for Development Institute federal governments and to have at Casino Ratak. Some of our development area of the Confeder- what the eight points arc all about posed at the negotiation table. It individuals, couples Bent Comfy designated "Green and families. :aaraa=1111110001mmeento _. chiefs don) Mink that was appro- "s Purees to Grow plan. "The working out our roles." talked about dollars coming to this Energy Hub" by the provincial gamma panic and asked to change the led zone is already overdeveloped The accord also pledges Brant commune, CO was the seine idea Anger Management venue, Elected chiefwhich 1g and Ontario's Places to Grow Act County and Six Nations to look for posed, several years ago, by It outlines the structure for a Hamilton which waswasameed agreed shoved everyone into our area so money from the provincial and Steve Williams, when he was the Behaviour Management for Children "Green Energy and Economic De- w Nails band camel ban) made Mere is a big pu. on development. federal governments to se up elected chief. So this is m am t home or school) ti velopment C that will germ II Confederacy is Ontario didn't lake onto &md.- green energy mans centres' ideo. This wink aloof tax dollars Communiemion Skills manage issues involving the land (1., 11 waiting. Ifs been several tion the Had in their "There's going to be a lot of lain- coming to Six Samsun. new, and operations of th Green En- said she sees it as an ak Conflict Resolution y months now- plans n'en though are legally ing needed for people to wider - But she ` orgy Nub. oar how green energy works tempt bypass the Confederacy. f Counselling . land logos obligated louder their owners,' stand and The coned* will be nude up the bas that goes I Mink it is a process io bypass Mental i4 100 Elated Chief Montour confirmed "That Icone of the things the HD all of Il II I of [Ice representativestfrom the that use project will involve land is trying to deal ah' continued along with '. the Confederacy renal because Parenting Skills ! band council dB County and r Grand Oe.ado obligated 0 PRESENTS leases for development of the discussions, paging', right now Ile said ever Employment a ParentiTeen Conflict t r any other =moral.. Green Energy Punk Parks with the city of Breaded," And Training (G R. A T.) will c modale and reconcile. Tats TheplThe calls for Ontario and the a Suicide Ideation/ Self Hann shoed al warns revenue la She sad the red zoned mats all play a ale in die training pro- agreement does not relieve them of A Community Update on the federal government to fund use ac Su Nations. The agreement the area that Ontario itself at the grams. but he has not consulted that obliganon '¡hey still have to qutmdon,q development related and For pledged 11rmn termtyl sum. negotiation table agreed to put a with MR.TA.T. on the save. deal with the Confeden. through further information, please call intake at marketing cosset the energy parks City of Brantford's action against ":Six Nations attempts to have the on development on The Elected Council also did not Jar lLOEl- 5I9- 445 -0230 e.P faro ofkaru fra humor moratorium Federal and Provincial govern- crown lands and parks, consult the public about the accord She said she finds it ironic that andbuenessepapesed.Jevelopd that the Confederacy Haudenosaunee Land Protectors establish a funding in.M- lands Six Nations is looking to Montour said "Because you can't "everything Our Primary Prevention Services offer a number of and businesses opened. nism for Six Nation so that there have returned to it " All those consult nee public on every issue." discussed at the negotiation table, social support groups and activities for children, Surynsingly, the accord does not water the arena, the land youth, annual cash Row m Six Na- lands should be returned and that Brant County Council did not con- the plant, When: Thursday, fora Ile aunt' to recognize Six Is taking adults and families- Call 519- 445 -2950. September 24, 2009 was the Confederacy statement and all with their constituents but leases, the band council Nations =Ns to the land for hem and Hazel Hill Md. Haudenosaunee position all lands held by the Mayor Eddy said "its ban into those ideas and credit Time: 7:00 Instead. i only commits the tatting their lawsuit that p.m. Development Institute (HDI) char- croons and the Grand River Con - ewspaper, wive been staying now, is aunty to "studying jointly with re- is using the negotialiays to be ' .glad the meson. as an "im- Authority be re- ' Now it is open for public CHECK IS Six Nations, the concept of Six Na- OUT ff\ THE \ET: Where: Six Nations Polytech pac[-benefit agreement" that does turned immediately." and comment, shelved." ownership of all, or a portion he i ot consult Con- notaddress the underlying P.M. She said the I kunkrawomec. will Eddy said www.theïurtlelslandnews.cöm of ntbe lands acquired through the of land title. be consulted on that land" federacy Council because. -the a 4 September 16,2119 September 16, POOP 3 LOCAL ' LOCAL ayam1o°0110 The additional services were for paperwork from row?" asked District 5 councilor Chris . Theft of Sr police Wedge, edeRnf are la other police neap Six Ramon, 'olio hare hors al night which ovdinon of Me probation Council pays Mnn inner departments that were late being renew the audi "I hope so, said Trudy Porter 1 the Finance °The - hick from a Ch f Road hone d chord a I8-ye.-old girl with complying with she was w abide by. Police located the girl, Thurs B N mIneee pain. the fmal m p. vehicle Police mid the register, ou repoilod I c had eon, conditions of her probation as moil of an incident day (Sept 10). She was arrested and charged with auditor's venting from auditors Collins and Barrow and ,Controllers were not cheating the audit trails, but To celebrate the audit work elected chief M oui in the morning and when he (This). at Mora 2 Wednesday (Sept, 9)- Police said the girl's mother ad- breach or probafon She was held fora al hearing. from m Su0000bn their month. should b closed out to the future to apparently took the finance m. the vehicle was pone Ile ,,scig vehicle is a vised tn her daughter no obeying the vale. or bill, includes mane lunch at Brant Collins and Marrow submitted a bill for $70,000.00 void to fees. sad Elected Chief MOn001. fords Old School home 2002 white ODIC Yukon the home, in p oeil. with th time she was to be House restaurant. late fees dollars plus and extra $40,00000 for services. "Does this mean that all our ducks are now in a Polytech and FNTI get new CEO in Rebecca Jamieson Baby show is the cutest event at the fair - By Lynda Powless edemas pre. By JeslcaSmhh Viola Myers cmame. In Ontario, tcbecca has 3rd US Skyler Mahn King Editor It'sIra also lw5ri ow el, looted nook the kind of .+eddw n, one Toddlers Rebecca Jamieson is on a roll. Ile posucrondap Mira MTV- as.orc+lyJues_. leayBDewadmtyayak. Karats lale With an Order Ontario under her belt, the former head of the Six Nations Post Second- t Ld4` of The ore Iba god N61 o fist is c Director men.. Dye AWhile arp has been appointed the President and CEO for both (SNP) and of the College Standards and Ac- Six Nations mutualbaby show saw 1 3rd ORO Blake Isaac Logan Technical Institute (FNTI) r creditation Council ICSACI, and parade of Sú Nations seeks out Ties wM yedmwnersshow them off Patin and Hayden Bomberry, 7 The governing boards of FNTI -offer a larger variety of mine pro- grams approved by the Ministry of --L. ontheBoard of Governors fursev- and SNP made the announcement gram/ course offerings Training, Colleges and Universi- eral au; Universities and Mo- This years woos in the nealmy weeks old last week. -increased flexibility in program ties. hawk College. baby show are: And some were Shp Chip Mien lm Block N651ase Bomber, The agreement also joins the two delivery options Six Nations Polytechnic (SNP) She hold. an undergraduate de- 06MwW 3 PIS S0as avid Blake Anone 1 in lsalb Kam Setae Smith Schindler Nontypical Indian baby boards in educational1 endeavors. re students will be able to- has been in operation since 1993 gnu psychology cad philosophy ISIS Moan eA The first order of business for sandy where they live and provides increased Aboriginal from Wilfrid Loaner University 201 05 Dayah ladin Patricia Mon- Is[g48lsaak Emu lade Male: Coosa Axiom tour Female 0S Dayah Montour Jamieson is the creation of a a yid -enhanced student swim network sects gto post secondary dlsea- and Mover of Education from the 2nd011 Akyah Roth P3.1.3 Cagan gum. Ma Mnm'n This yeah Baby Show oral institute by loo01n ate multiple geographical am. Poe. canoed capabili- . Rebecca is 1rd N51 Make Scats moat. 7 -12 Months ma. and ran ahead orsohmie, Beaudoin babies were everywhere at the 0010 (went by Jessica Smith) The plan is to use the interne[ to and two physical campus. ties for community development. a ember of one College of Teach- 1st. bonito f Is/ P22Kallyn Sophia Martin This year the Most Typical Indian after her win. 'M1pywas really nappy for males wame Omer Adnmt improve access to post secondary -Joint recruitment Boat and It recently launched the Indigoa n- en and holds Supervisory Officer, 204030 Wktm BridlMarie lWl 2odlfAlexia Aileen lasryh Baby category was divided 1M1at shewm hapyy,,smiling" Heworefnngdpamyabededneek- education for Aboriginal students. wen usKnoweLaCentre OKC/ and I Qualifications. She is traded ìn 2nd p52 waryn Bridle aloeChbe echo been ions 000oodboyaondoe2-ad3 -y®r- is not yetwo years old,butsne lamed Wvthe,OeM At the same, a press release said -Reduced administration costs Program. Language Diploma mediation and alternative dispute *ods o0 am imo con ahcady rollover and say "ado" hips as me only baby boy to wear no the virtual instieN will -"maintain FNTI is an Aboriginal owned and Program. The lKCka collation- Rebecca Jamieson resolution and is Graduate of We co,oriOwe, combi one for vle dal Neckband, "She likes top Ile had a vest m go with ih but commune hood culturally role- controlled Amman., institute, am ue for need. and edge Carver !motto. Policy Come =weal v0t0.n and education plan counselling 10 Da0ah MOnlcm won Most Typi- Milo with her toys, she likes imam we wanted wsnedvngoto of "said 001 post secondary education der crated in 19115 through panne. mete kawkdo t nance. the Sù Nations sheens sending col 00000 Baby sing m her," Webster said. "She his mother Ashler Anderson, who limy for both Tyendinaga and Six Mips between the Tyondituga Mo- Repass years Teem. for Rebecca was most recently hon- al ategory for olds. of you lege and university. was exciting, we kind Inesmtaatober" a,ad scream- on she Most Typical Indian Baby Nations communities." hawk Council. FNTI Board of the past Id yeah has been the Di- opal with the Order of minx. for were of e Rebecca has bun insalved at all Th Prue herself in 1983. The joining of the two reserve Directors, When and Northern Af- rector of Student Services and her contributions to Aboriginal rervas. "said lIsaIt DOS. ludo levels of First Radom education Dayah MonMost Typical hutimr Baby afire institutions will provide for Canada and the Ontario Min- Counselling for Post Secondary Education. sar.m chewM wand trophy The heal fain the Grand River including commas,: -increased access to postsecondary is[ry of Education & Training. Post Secondary E Office She did not return Turtle Island policy, curriculum and irn1anal education FNTI delivers pans- uttmdary pro- at Six Nations providing funding News requests for w interview. MIDDLEPORT PLAZA research ad development, leacher ON TIE GRANO RIVER SCENIC ROUTE AFE 54 (formed, Hwy 54) Rost of Chelawood Rd. CAS Pick -A -Kid launched LEARANCE CENTRE

l at Jet.. Swat we thought, well, wy money's bet- basket with donations from local Nancy Momcle, who took a led "Last year we discovered there was I./ of LCD On Plasma Wr sedan no money" business or items they bought fOrt organizing the ment, pre- big decrease in the Rasa. Many Models r qörnpre,ssors 1vps Brant Children's Al Society Na-met The cormnittee decided to serve themselves. Some of the high)gh dieted th highest selling i item brought Maracle said, Mangy .tetil-A choose tive Services Branch d bo Ogi hot lunches once a month for Aaff were a "Kid P Hack ha in- would be ge six passes '00 problems afro asonoy for The M Sol ]99.99 w1 Services rend a lima and silent members to buy with all of the eluded w MIT playa, 'flair Wolf Lodge. I was in fact, and lack of donations. While she ea. NW J,ep{- auction Friday to raise money for proceeds going to the Pick A Kid Body and Foot Care Basket for went for SITS pacts the same problem will occur 95990oca-w. their annual Pick A Kid Christmas Pond. Theyve made $150 to $200 adults that was packed beauty The Pick A Kid fundraiser will this year, the money they raised Ononbai fioydeld -g407...armlist Cacio Mod program. each month on the lunches since 4 Tool 30045 products. and two huge sports proceed runnel this year-donors will be enough to make up for the ,44110L ore reawneenle `A ili tiltoft 03/ They raised 11240 and hope this the early spring, and decided to baskets containing everything from ill pick f og Ufa Chastities tree shortfall. a Near despite the m down oen the lunch up h public thrs soccer balls to hockey sots Mat reprssents ra h llbuy Coram KayOrds 99.99 o ". E99 99P a . every kid in care will get a time, caning beef on a bun baked CAS kinship ry cep worker fors child n rook wish list. Rado controlled Toys -Lei present. beats, pasta and potato eke. aloft Together, All tams carry full manufacturers warranty! "Last year, even with me oommu- drink and rice pudding. Six Nations police investigatedomestic, d h niity dome. an ever or They ddsilentd. staff contributions, we still the fundraiser Each learn of CAS 4 we can make didn't have gh gifts fm all of pl Y tiled deer killed and vehicles found Me kids who are in our care," said workers, the aboriginal service Thieve weir. foiled in an attempt Stolen Vehicle red Poke said at about 6 win. a Wade Andrea 1111 , coordinam of I 1, the protection intake Ices. to break in M1 Six Nations Nissan Pathfinder was \ S N :P base more. - b d Thr services won CAS. So we family . and the ad - wake eel Hall Surd p (Sept, .) on unh L'ne and who t a deer a difference. R. PIT STOP another eight vehicles from bush formed a committee this year and ministration staff-put together a night. ran unto the roadxvy to front (file lots wound S x Not ans 0, rho DRIVE TORO COFFEE 6 CIGARETTES Six N o police said : ' 'I 1. weekend. Home of I.ea'd10 Crows ions tiort lent end h T II im ening The deer was killed b Ile impact. Gigantic Seleeuon oft nor. ridry (Sept.. Moan of th bides are GM , I and about 3 1 On the I-th of The vehicle d front end trucks and were - I In the P-ar Wide selection of Naive k eptemThr the doors to the Vd- d The driver me deemed TODAY! .1001 of Sixth Lane. Fore Line DONATE and National C gareJf 1. Ilall aere JanuiN A oar iClkPi' old Mohawk ad 'Wen charged in domestic YJ Brands A _svtygN dea. me also ydamaged. female has been ar- .....%a loldkdanulh'wnnmka.n All the elude had beur stripped AIMyearold 3 ofvadousmmpnena. pad and charged with assault OPEN 24 - 7 'ITFI 4 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU. i lo min entry ir the vehicles were stolen froi with, weaPen Mera domestic m- kbuddng. 111,11. á larlon, Tame and London eden[ on 0070-Pa Roo, Brant United Way w. Pne area Details of the +smolt were na re- www.brantunitedway.org Err u ;., T leased. Ponce were called te [tic FY1011-7.4 Deer killed in collision 0.14 Se dome S 'p. I 2 t10:30 S Y' cos police maims.N a rattle d So d Tn The c was held for bail f (S.pt 121 [mal m,11, dee. _ hem bcenng. Boat Raffle do k AOOR hat ! 16ft Sylvan Boot with wet 155 th Binbrook Fall Fair vftI US 'nrO Regional Rood 56 lee 20 HP Yamaha Motor & Trailer ñA%tzlr Ficoy, Sept. i$ (5 pm) - Sunday Sep,. 20 (6 pm) Tickets ore 125 Both or 5 for bloc 519-4454Mg Demo Derby Fne!oy To be drown on October 3, 2009 and Saturday ' Binbrook Idol" )o Nrdoy Paris Tickets con be purchased of 103 Dundas St. East, Smudge Fonda., Raptor Show, Reptile Show munro Mohawk Gas & Convenience Turtle Island Print ' end Sunday 397 Third Line 519 -442 -2211 9 -5 pm Campbells Midway very cloy Monday - Friday la 2208 Coefsweed Rd. N bNq a aw...sum 519- 445 -0015 ark leemulnrochev.com ohaweken www.binbrookfoinorg chew J TUTTLE !NANO P.anS ,1.171E ISI.ANO NEWS Sprnlrnu 16.2519 September 16.2009 TUtn F ISLAND NEWS nJniT.F COMMENTARY LOCAL ISLAND T

Grand River Employment And Trainng is ers. There will be a cornet element for MM )ts, A SMALLER BAND GREAT Corporate and a scrambled egg event to start the day. Hconmaninm e mhnawl . Coma employers to enjoy consisting of food, dane- Coryorate sponsorship is available ana regis- Ytwat America} .l Native Weekly Newspaper! th COUNCIL ?... WE CAN VOTE THEM Challenge aBt c o Park Debar) ing, language and sono as well as activities tration is free and open instil September 23. In Okarahsonha kcuh Onk.chOn.che 91 rra ss Are your up for it! wen ">,o m m Pm Pre m Parer. such as chbry, bsancle course. lam the event of rain the venue OFF THE ISLAND. « TMae stops hew the hour rand bal thro age limn.May race TURTLE ISLAND NEWS WHAT A CONCEPT hale Island News is published weekly on the Six Nations Grand River Territory. It is politically independent newspaper thou wholly awned and operated by aboriginal people. No portion of including ads comments pictures no ditorial content may be reproduced without permission. "Clan mothers" order CAS out of Six Nations? PUBLISHER - Turtle Island News Publications Sy lead r smith been issued from Haudenasaunee gaup, "Stop The Children's Aid Of the children who are not living She said some of the potential EDITOR - Lynda Powless Rioter Child and Family Services to Society From Taking Children on the reserve, 10 are in native solutions that have been men- Turtle Island News is a member tif. +Canadian Journalists Association The Brant Children's Aid Society If Heed (hen Bill Montour say- Away Fmm Good Parma' thus furor homes off reserve, 22 are in timed are giving the clan mothers +Native American Journalists Mans (CAS) has been asked to leave the ing Natthat we have 30 days ,vacate linked to the Brantford Expositor a foster homes and supervisory role at CAS, or Internationalhear Committee Proteet Jnurna9se worldwide reserve by the end of the month, the 600," said Hill. story "We want the CAS office vettspecialized treatment, 6 ti boni power tourism from r4 Island News- P.O. Box 929, according to the manager of the "On September 5th I went to here closed and moved back m art receiving pentad are off the CAS gradually. "We would be 2208 Casual Road awoken. Ont. NOA IMO Native Services branch on Six Confederacy Council met with Brantford.' Beery Thomas, is the reserve- A further 7 children in support of that, but it's the Telephone: (519) 445 -0868 Fu: (519) 445-0865 Nations. them and expressed concern about reported to have said She was are er 18 years of age and living process. We deal with some pretty Fowl coma Karen Hill said the demand came the adversarial, oppositional identified as one of the women in extended care and maintenance high risk situations and some pre FJw [email protected] - via a letter signed by Carol Jacobs attach that this group has taken behind the petition, told that situations. ty vulnerable children and ve eVolume 19, Edition 33 Second Class Postage MI W lance Henry on behalf of Six lowed oil r agency," she paper. "I feel that they're hurting "It seems like a lot of people in want to make sure that nobody' Registration 440016309 Nations clan mothers who want explained. the kids in the community because this community are being alarmed safety compromised." ..me...:. PAP Rector ion p1096J by s kids and their fermi- misconception. about issue website :www.tneturticislananewa.cnm child welfare taken over their At the doe there are they separate by some our The has not been discussed group, the newly created rumours that a petition has been lies." service and about how w with the social service committee Haudenosaunee Child and Family rulating around the nerve that Hill said Nat of the 68 children in working and what's happening said chair councillor Helen Mille. Montour move foolish, time A Pattern of Denial Seneca also demands the removal of the care, 48 are registered Six Nations with the kids in our community;' She will raise the issue at band None of the clan mothers or any - CAS. It also appears to be from band members, 14 are from other said Hill, adding she has spoken to cowl., she said. to get back on track tom! had to search the world for records you have to prove your roe representing Ha aune the clan mothers. first nations, 6 are ion -rat, both the Confederacy and the cords of our government, ties tae"; or Sorry, Kars not tae. The Six Nations Band Council's move to try to establish an Baum would comment. only heard about the petition, Throe. of the children are living Elec. Council tocl.fy Jamb of treaties, minutes and moan. Denial has been the sweep. The Child Services ìe development agreement with Brant County without the Confederacy Janice Henry directed Turtle we have not received anything. erne foster homes and 10 conceptions and to discuss how to donee, maps, photographs and hopewailNatweponwould get rots- Letters to or seeking support at six Nations is one of the nearest causes for dis- Island News to Gwen byres as a We heard that they were going are living with extended family. move forward. ono material to piece together the treed and give up our goal. aster the current council has engaged in, in the past two spokesperson for the 0000E door to door," said Hill. the Editor years. puzzle of Ils sane. history There hot always been few lone And it comes with a deep sadness. On Friday Pyres promised to The turned to an off What happen to those records that .dora of sanity ing de Halls but claps. In order to foster public The Six Nations community has been under tremendous pressure for send a press release outlining the ment newspaper about the peti- F) d t my salads and the other old ratites for pone. hot discussion of mallets an tended period of time with pantos¢, arrests, negotiations, threats 1 clan mothers' position. It was not tion claiming the CAS makes ]F Y Chiefs gathered, Why was it not those voices have been drowned I and the longer it continued the more likely Ii was that SL Nations on Six Nations child effecting the residents of the Prof readily available here w our own received Tuesday. limey every A Pattern of denial 111 out by the deafening silence awn would begin to internalise its frustration with Canada and Ontario by ihd ll "As far as 1 can understand it, a Wen into -a similar claim Grand River Torte ratty? How was it possible th Not people try to cover up (Continued from page 6) mamma. Teary. tacking its own. 1-n letter September If has made by a Facet°. advocacy /dated negotiate settlement We did boa 1 News k that most people were unaware of their Maas am left a wonder if my grand- Island And a M1u begun. P A .wv lr the %Non history that exists, Mistakes saying it politely.p.The and guess what. The Kings of maim will one day he shiTog welcomes all opinion pieces and There is absolutely no reason for the Six Nations Baud Council to RE kick Hil The woad thing that stuck me record showsteatBaud took place. Denial .lamed and we go no through the dusty records that I think it should be moving on its own to try to resolve outstanding land letters to the editor. was here it is one hundred yon Everyone now knows this, but it Letters: Concert for cure not where. We were lulled into think- leave behind, trying b make a case rights issues. They have already should us they can't They have had Lepers must be signed and My great grandfather, the man I'm later and those issues are not refusing to acknowledge the rust ing the honor of the Crown actual- to a new peter: of Canadian .0 decades to resolve them and have not been auecessNl. to youth sand after, was Chafe the resolved. The same nana by dimensionsNat took ofcethe betrayal of nest open ly meant something civil screws. and politicians to do include an address and phone Especially when in only three years working as an unmovable front n m pperwash took place. Then Council of Chiefs who bell. u. I was amazed to see the Nat took place. In many ways.. To The Editor explanation given to me, I was Then the right thing. How long with this rumba that authenticity of the two councils have managed to see an agreement to return Bunch took place. Then some eonm- Naomi at the end of the nine- Council minutes as they persistent- civil servants of today are like a I would liken voice my con- not only saddened but the dOka be left ro ling,R When we will lands, to stop the leper can be verified. develop,. on Crown owned lands. to convince the teen century geo'a stepped lowed and see I must aa1.0. His Broth., Josiah ly informed the and ronwith i are Ming explanation wail also to People finally justice, (Wroth= child molester in denial. They do orn how 'ongs WINS me Crown there is merit in returning unoccupied crown lands back m a line on the at Turtle Island News reserves WILL salsa and coda British government of their con- not want m believe that the fraud a by the Co- ordmaar(s) for e. How can one be mid they dot a ground that it will never happen. crowded Six Nations. Douglas Creek. more inch When I right to edit any submission for Secretary for the Council So it was can ring the land loss here rook place. They pedant it didn't Concert For A Cure and how it cannot Suns Y! Name think of El have changed Together they have managed to bring attention to Six Nations water taken. I o1 lan0 was to be is of great personal interest when at Six Nations. happen. They will lie me m our is affecting the Aboriginal Youth To no an event, where you by mind. The historic record length, grammar, spelling plant needs, arena renovations, Its federal to fowl dollars Six Nations read Mash the records of the the support Justice Harrison Anti/ ordered a also on another mane. The old The documents also contain a per- face. Make h worse, sae like I an Six Nations. need volunteers and and clarity. that would not have come without that immovable force. tam month negotiations so that the gave up hope that the Council from over one hundred seal Doug, over the genera- a molt. is now trying to blame First Iwould like to nuke clear of the community. and then to Chiefs never So it is unfortunate to see elected chief Bill Montour take the attitude Send submissions to, years ago. tions: the child fir hat took place. my concern lies within try he the ones denying the youth is bulldozes can continue to dig up government would resolve these to embarrass the Confederacy Council by telling than in no uncertain Box I our land l bate airy it but nothing meters th a timely mane, Tone Island News, P0. 329, was snuck by two things Firs( I) The Haudermsaunee at Grand `It's too lea to make the clot Event CouNinarorlsl and not not only disheartening to mc, ion fairly, terns. w lead. follow. of g fed way will happen How be se[ sooner late. How long is long Richard Hill was 0eleea d m a corn - River were and are allies to die Brantford city lawyer Ned the cause. which l fully spoon. also makes let wonder what or ilhsweken Oil. NOA IMO What 'an Montour be thinking with this rithoiloo notion and does his when Douglass for mince collect as much inform. Crow, not its subjects. Smitherman, coil made the As some who was kind of purple are ranting tied in two-months enough to wail someone ago oil agree with it. If that is the case how sad for the community ou Creek negotiations have take near up live in the teal Lion he could on the old treaties 2) Treaties are valid intmaßonal paper regardingBraiog the rend to approached by an event mad. our reserve and our people. Nen denials and Phono (016) 445 -0868 or that two councils, whow have come further in talking m one another ly is no settle- agreements and wampum ulna ions. response to be So I leave You to ponder this, three years and there world, agreements that cannot be mana affords o odor for C4AC and asked (519) 445 -0865 than any before it, may each huddle back in their comers that ment on that small piece of land. Ed Note: Rick Hill is a fax rani the Council could push for - ally broken ignored or forgotten. Nile kq to cases so cell apart of the event and afro How many others of our youth II .5 frankly ridiculous remark The civil servants will continue historian and for- E -mall at news@nteturlleisland- ward their land rights Issues. 3) Much, not all, lad was illegally m the y to quash the latest among and being all too has this opportunity been denieddroned Haudewsaunee Montour may be he leaves no his emend legacy when term comes It was a profound moment when I Weir tradition of denial. No one ine. pool of lúrory at B to taken but fraud, duplicity, theft and aconsurebellion. discussion, appy to vow., and apart m n to art end next November, or wrest he has nothing to run on to convince wane ro take responsibility to university. He mites on a mom. realize( unbeknownst to me, I mveion no consultation. m deny of helping to I Keys. Green the Sale0lg0ihelurneislandnews.cOm. the community 01 melon him. havefollowedinmygreatgrand.- eon of the 1010005 sub- 4) The Covenant Chen, a device the sil facts. Just rat. that was man up. the historic nature of Hnudenosaanee Or perhaps with the letter to the Prime Minister he is instead trying w Check out Our wehste at Nees footsteps. I coo have fraud. None walls to see us can fees. You can email Firmer care of spent crafted by the Crown and our lead - Mere isrs o problem and condo cad., - Torst Min ns the onlyI draw attention to himself b seek. owe no or rich federal appoint- fora www.iftetOrlleislandnewe.c0m the 0000 any years trying to o., r still the mechanism by let the bulldozers roll. Fulls.. for the transgressions of Hewn @themrtletsim,dnea.eom matt Since sent roar canon ma eis community back three reassemble the record of our histo- which our disputed were to be The many is thatIran dom effort, every mana the days elected Dave when off chief Generalma=n violence so se some of deal day resolved. old Caters were menu and at every moodarms at public meetings, when the community was seen as fighting n0 that I sew. maid Not 51 Many individuals, not the Chiefs turn The event made it ille- ann itself wrm a bolo. council napped by a renegade chief the same kinds of thing, and I in open Council, made many gal for dame even Hire lawyers. The current elected coil... has every °poor. to change that , would sumo got Nosed on 00, agreements, and were not author- Any provincial or federal lawyer of themselves. In fact they are best shat we have had at in that and frustrated by what he found, Ned may yank to do so, nor were their agree- has roe lot of nerve to say it is now NEWS the same way that I have felt ISLAND ned by the due TURTLE o late. His memos, wont But the kinds dam, Nat have been surfacing through their ranks Ian has lad me to nearly all of the poos of our law. upon behave M1u denied kenh Onkwehonwene does nothing to bring Six Nations together it w North America's # I Native Weekly Newspaper! Okarahsonha and move forward I major archives in Notih America, 6) The wampum belts hobo side human fightrigM1t m our land L The elected council can continue m turn its back on the Confederacy and now with the Internet than of the story and are essential to "Doing anting whit knowledge and by aura. also ignoring a large portion of this community. Or seen some materials held in understand the nature dom wary of the oasts equalsa upon Name: they can be h leaders l' they are. archives oven. One thing has releiomhlp Nat goes beyond the once.- Sedan.. sated If dot Instead of trying to imp ' -pal- around mall ear aril City: become words of pap ties. Cwe, Po does Canada and full Street: _ attend luncheons and sign ceremon al agreements like the em - mac record, the wampum belt 7) OurO leaden. sapo constant Crown =poems m, knowing full no, accord that without Confeeacy Postal Code: Phone: login,-' yrmaMa andd the oral history setbacks, load powerful and that well the situationon blind the Province: o en themselves closed doe moa, they need to get baton our of Woo le papal off the honor of the Crown the bids- knowing full well de track. a of and we have not been anent about mass of their case, duplicity well that sere councillors thparticular are constantly nagging the Confederacy rotas tt mon human decency world will in took knowsknowing full well rat Mail or Email Subscription Order Form & Payment to: has done nothing In three years But they are quick to forge, Place, There ìs a long history of our the end. lend coil illegally taken. Thar Confederacy conned has land coming home in Bunk P.O. Box 329, Ohsweken, Ontario NOA IMO appeals to the Crown and anyone The historic record also makes one denial does not make evayll0vg TURTLE ISLAND NEWS, In two decades band council has done nothi, who would listen as our whom other thing clear. It has been the go away. The bickering can continue or the band council can show du comma- Phone: 519 -445 -0868 Fax: 519 -145-0865 Email: sales @theturtleislandnews.com sought redress for historical frauds strategy of the Indian age., com- To mire memo worse, these City they are indeed leaders and get back on rack with the Isola. erg the dispossession of our missioners, bureaucrats and N courtrd an we were CANADA 12 MONTHS - 90.n Confederacy or risk losing Ne community respect and their seats next lands. Amazingly Ne records of lawyers to stonewall the wing toward forcing arealution November. 12 MONTHS complaints go back to the 17th cm- udenosaunee. Time and time upon our allies. We were asked to USA - And sadly who knows how much else they will put at risk by letting mry, again they response was "We will remove these cases from court and 0170 00 egos get in the way of unity. INTERNATIONAL 12 MONTHS - I couldn't help but wonder how look hsto the 'Sad OR what (Continued page 7) J September 16, 2009 September 16, 2009 SPORTS Pul Illlla DairLtQueen +' CALL JAMIE pueen or

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A w a r d i n n i n g S e e r t 5 By Jamie Lewv period 17 -0. lynch hied his second anal o Writer Mike Ryan pulled Brantford to the game McQuade notched his within 2 goals in the second Para 3rd assist of the game at MM. BRANTFORD After taking a od after the Siskins Colon With the Eagles noting 1 10 -2 beating at Me hands of the Wolfe-Sabo put the hook on Josh goals in the synod they clean of Fair the 2 A. Fall dftwil as he to ice after periods Nations u.J:i Six McQuade tried pull Stratford Cullitons, lest EOday night in Strytford, the Brantford pound the slower Wolf Sabo- Smith opened the srnnng foe aak a The 143rd ' - Golden Eagles of the Greater Brantford made the game a 4- Brantford early in the 3rd petted /] Six Nations Fall Fair Ontario Hockey League neat 3 game on the power play after o give the Eagles an early 5 -3 / lead. _ Demolition Derby hoping their home. opener would Eagles Brock Smith was tripped

il/Is e Lewis M the neutral cobs. And McQuade netted his err - r. -- ` B,yJan, be more fruitful. Ip ilviler Playing to a home town crowd McQuade's low screen shot beat and goal of the night ea a power . -- ' OHS W r,FN -Who sunny skie at f T the Eagles trailed 1.1 after the Siskins goalie Colin Breen on the play to give Brantford a n -4 win. 4,rrd weer. /yalt. ße.00 .S.AA pl/n tht duNel/ad Mis year's Pair large gath first period. stick side. McQuade led the Eagles with d.l Saruriho nigh° come /:din behind 64 win over the Waterloo Siskins errb to watch ann., ' -7/ tit Wool.. Brantford's Jeff Lynch banged Brantford scored their third 5 porno 120, 331. -II err the Brantford and lhiriet Civic Centre (Pham by Jamie Lewis) in a rebound off the stick of Mike power play of the period when f- , al Fri. IR ) of The winners of the heats and final Ryan. 124 into the tat period -1 all were vying for li chance m the Lynch's goal came on the Demolition Derby e3 h y r lei National power play after waterloo: Eric OctChampionship ber°vshiP at the Norfolk fair in Jackson hauled down Patrick Iroquois Lacrosse Arena \) Octob¢ Pergus at centre. a In hditheat 1 Crow was the last man The Siskins responded wren, tyre Darren General and minute later after the Eagles SCHEDULE Nee ,MA4 5 Rieht s.a, Kyle M°nhae finished 2nd and Kevin Kochi lobbed a lazy pass Ben September 117^, 2009 to September 22.. 2009 . - thin. Mens. check wagon races (Photo,* Jamie Lewis up the middle that Skinner r Heat 2 finish Bunn sole the - interceptedit li anda rifled a snot into ON SPAY TIMRee MAT l11MT ge NNW TRIM place into and Scott MartiMALM 11`n. . 9 e top comer of the Brantford reau men. goal to to the game 1 -1. limped into and Josh Clause I NM Sonless With pressure in the Eagle ln slipped into ltd lOripm Moor Chris Sams berme known zone Shakier: Tony Blyde's wrist k 6anool The Consolation mead Ron 19m -- 17to School Royer wooer odd Dem -Jpm Hall shot found the back of the ya captured the 1stlet place Rotte anti Halms Ito em Brantford goal to give Waterloo a The Adams lino. 3rd. Bon- 7pm 2 -1 lead. The Immure it was Ron Boyer who Steve Collins padded the Lev Hill aw,,,.... stole Me snow winning his 2nd Sr -Wm fEl Ma. err Siskins lead to 3 -1 after his point An I MARI Yo. demo of M day, followed by Jae shot handcuffed a surprised awaaA/Mwr4aeprriwwryJamie YYas `_. -wee s'y Crow and Elgin bulla Daryl Borden. Collins goal eure enr- a 9:19 of the first. Waterloo's Tanner Pearson rounded ont the Siskins swab. r in the Brat, with his team skating A/I to the dressing room with a can - M lasses Laeiosxe Aras. 3201 Second Line fortable 4 -1 lead. F.n.ü6, Ha9ersville, ON 2e0e999 Brantford was ont snot In the F THEE ARRHINS, eHILIS. STING 19051

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That really never Commercial salmon- Fnning WINNIPEG -Dr. Brian Peel will resign next summer afte II years Canadian killed in IOS on the Pine Ridge town.. across the country, as 2010 Games Al i -kw.hlsra both the Games and the torch chairs the First Nations Fisheries was diremsed terms of what a bÿg as apresident and chief executive officer of the Winnipeg Region organizers strive fee an.histeric, in question mark said tion relay. H edth uh y role for indigenous fended a ling they were Proposing. l[ was really Kelly Ill mid Fisheries officials Jeer was set to stand uteri Oct. 6 on federal noun with unprecedented John (r Aboriginal leaders who support Friday with Shea and the d'ap a The 10 Boll mid Tuesday that he wants teak another Ill people in an Olympic torch relay wet quiet to thane carom Richard AMAIN, are collaborator, preferably Winnipeg. and may the Olympics matter of many people presenting that open water )ran - apply forth b nt Jean of he' r ambitious goals, Mono fish fame on the But that ual was delayed because federal judges hare boo, tie HS. Despite the ac cod.ng to native Gold Hill of of mil lions of sockeye from this their ideas to the minister's West Coast m having o adve' med -ú neat University of Manitoba which comes open nee loll haulm over Graham because has also` however, anil the anticipated pride boo, the ORN. We are determined to years mn was discussed. office." impact on some wild salmon runs I appeal. of so many aboriginals running in Prosecutors might oppose the Olympic emus. We are The Department of Fisheries and Riddell said the urgency of the 'There were Mai Pool said 1 been Milling for several months that it was time to rape kid- [he relay, not all natives are par- Jd severo, of us Stare prosecutors plan tto Of Graham on charges be planning to proceed move on n den myself to something new same definitely Oceans estimated about I0.5 mil- crisis way made clear, noting amt fiddled by how quickly the sol Mine, ana napped and murdered Aquash. Thelma Rim of Rapid City 0 1 0 taking of the swear, with our actions.' lion sockeye would return to the Parliament resumed on Monday. Department of Fisheries and decade in are demanding Ill He's giving notice thon b Play the charges also took pan in the kidnapping and murder. The Penticton Indian Band has on she Last week's RBC bung of Phil Fraser River this year but so far, Shea made no oceans, health 2Thrty board time t0find a successor. come down been Mopped Mom,- smell., fist cammitment on soar dRcials, defend Controversial Okanagan billboards may Fontaine., .form head of the only a tenth Nell number has when would Pout said has aloud that hospital wail times have Man mat and of torch tiro lay con- she reply. aquavultme;'ad Kelly- B.C.-Some much maligned hillbo0ds on Firsti Bill Montour Nations. to help that the authority has innovative KELOWNA. Assembly of First shown up 'But 1 think hear some - fish produced health are app.... cams have been raised on the Six you'll Environmen[a0010 contend down when work starts on 0 new otter- e ran armare ai Nations land could come maximize aboriginal participation The huge shortfall has forced the thing in the future I Patients. Nations reserve in Southern Mr. Joseph aid the B.C. mry near I farms came atundlyneoccurring at ihe of Highway 97 and Kelowna, b mom, Road. was a clear sign out he said' I needs come more patient are charge mum gent unit mdsed. and Mae in the torch relay closure of commercial sockeye would hope,' M1 id. ea lice to Boorish in areale where to centred Inné their Mall. and esomsome young maim of the $41 million project mired encomium and protests o mar how emergency care is Construction trek Much of thethe .iknm manned Nat past threatened fisheries and h swngeboriginal Kelly said he and others were the minim can attack pan g ten: delivered could simply he militants nee the Olympic removal, but if that happens, ti's possible they that had nothing trs d0 are king, said Mr Hill. fisheries among Fraser River vocal Nat this was a crisis Nat wild Fads funding three mal crime programs aimed a E1 x'mnM1 only as a chance to protest from issues young almon, which are also the whh moved a here long the highway. wash .This kind ofalk disheartens based First Nations that depend on needed action now open to diseases CI IASI OTTETO A new program designed to goon so, We don't soup. thea Olympics" the Games. Nat breed -b k Nov Nation spokeswoman Evelyn Lobo says it'n 1,J mf Olympic offenders onPC.I.with positive role models is gelling find Penticton Opponents mention., missing large majority pro sockeye to supplement their diet ' There were elements in the Ile captive fish. federal will be affected by the interellarge said Chief da'ga500 clear yet whether Me billboards native women on Vancouver's native leaders who have wet- the winter, said Kelly. room Nat acknowledged that we Biologist Alexandra Morton Kruger, citing Canada's ,114t 'over common., nor if they come down that they won't be relocated comed the opportunities provided The hen Hewed Society will operate its Youth Achievement the of Downtown Easts de sex traffick- 'We need that food and m Pro have mad sockeye cons that don' a in a partnership agreement between against UN declaration The nee, l a,r being built ing, and the galvanizing to aboriginals by the Winter afraid that people are going to go a problem but Bice work together clam m fish farms as well rage Program in loon. Suminerside and Mono,. indigenous rights, and lIMItle protest a the Nestbank First Nation and the B.C. government to improve reaf- l pogrom will amide counselling and minted, to offenders, O of Olympid feeding elope: Teo Olympics on Stolen Games. hungry this winter" he said that we might get around to fixing salmon spades such as pink, The fic flow in the Kelowna l Chief Litdxhild has already seen Friday's meeting included t. done well as well as recreational and enis' vies and access to socal sup Attar the band outlined its coin Native Land. s have this year. two ago resulted in some room.. ud bill- . Asimilar project years Since the gathering, howl., militants disrupt an Olympic torch B.C. ToesTories Gary Lunn, the foder- A spokesman for Shea said the "It ú not climate change it is not Pon aetworksenl views Okanagan take coming Wm aí000 F1 relay organizers,dears, boards Mat partially obscured of Bill .Montour Mu event in loom. earlier Nis year, al minister seas a in the Public Safety Minister Peter Van Loan said Wednesday roar Onawn the Penticton he Notion drop elected chief not available Aran problem mean, bonne is fitted o making and down permanently. torch been firm that the Otympfc torch andhe was present when several spans minister, and Pin Meadows- interview last Friday. SOCkeye all mound the Pram dirt communities safer preventing crime a [w :Aimed from the official t there are still more than 100 billboas on 0anctre aboriginal women dumped a 0010011 happen will travel through the .Sir Maple Ridge MP Randy Kamp, However, in an interview with fine said M,orton who was no o and while many residents consider them a . eyesore, bunch of apples on the podium to Ile said the funding will support programs that offer pooh the life e Six Nations regardless fnrmrsters. environmentalists, fishing groups The Globe and Mail, Shea played the meeting. Wetch, Meanwhile, at recent estbank leaders say the, he as important ore of revenue for some a. speech by Phil Fontaine. Jolla nntl w make wows Mahon sod avoulnesmoonikamom Nations public forum, dozens of "Listening to these people, you'd protest and First Nations such as Kelly down widespread alarm over the band members. think the world was felling in Ile firsthand the impact Shea and the other govemmem collapse (the multimillion -dollar prevention day Olympic opponents turned up to Inuit gather on Parliament Hill to mark suicide of protests by the Lubicon Indians representatives listened to the sockeye salmon fishery on the call for the torch. he spurned by Mouse of the Olympics," Chief OTTAWA -About 200 gathered on Parliament Hill to mark land people Montour said In an interview. in Anomie to press their claim briefings and asked a few goes- West Coast. pointing the jump flrganientinn fur Mvelnpmenr of to sui- Me community. the Indigermn. World Suicide Prevention Day and call attention particularly a he to fight during the 1988 Winter tiara Kelly said, but pow indi- th pied enmm returns. Pro Jan, natives one suifi- "They sem amosmd gig.lnw aut (MI) Pt'ana s everything, including the Lath's Olympics th Calgary. cation they were prepared to act "It's kind of hard to tell whaler = Needy unnerved by the prospect It's the third ct year that Inuit groups have °mooed Chief Littlecopd's conclusion? 'There any real happening here," Shea said. s from each of Pram" wasn't commen- in the Noah that repres my vigil to highlight the 1000ble suicide problem their opposition ignores Disruptive Olympic Protests don't tan coming forth from the "Some rims are very healthy, so it the Four HostFirst Natio. e on Ile said HIU 00094 1 Lt51U(Y 01:7'UBRl11Y Inuit lender Mary Simon says suicide rates among her people work. Luhicon were. Randy is one whose traditional tentory the the proud history of .sport to "The ministers or Kamp" said hard to point loam thing as native culture helped by what they did- Thee Kelly. the cause of sockeye not return- Tom Longboat Behead, Six was a backlash;' he recalled, "It stack me that we were fid- togs" Young Aboriginal "If you are going to Protest, you tiling while Rome was bunting." Kelly said if the Fraser sockeye r have to do" it in a respectful way, Brian Riddell, chief executive are to be laud. Shea's department Thinking of Brantford's Largest so that people listen to you." officer of the Pacific Salmon needs to revise its scientific mod- Chief Doug Kelly of the Susie Foundation, said the meeting was els for forecasting salmon cons Women's Seminar International Tribal Council in the Fraser called to give Shea and the gm- and change the fisheries manage - 10 starting Your own Valley stranger to calls for eminent feedback on what needs meet regime and decision-making lT Iren ylC nll I n ni an iron a tion on aboriginal issues. to be done. process. PSYCHIC agrees: 1 1,l m n pnNmle. t 1111111 Io vs nn b11 me Business " may get media attention and grab headlines but it evokes anger Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder EXPO CT Mlle tlfoad11 Ill 1L'fVgbi11 RO4L Ir II s Ill f and promotes ill -win, instead of Workshop Time Expand your building public compassion for or to I Is It I INpNeli Ir Ile Ir)y n I II native issues." 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L sepmMsr 10, 2009 September lo.S°Om Want to place a notice or career ad? CAREERS & NOTICES Contact us at: mail: [email protected] Careers & Notice' Tel: 519 -445 -0868 Fax: 519 -445 -0865 Q. CC 1101111 CIQNCQt .11E1 sax ATNONS Six Nations Police Commission Job Opportunities THE MISSISSAUGAS OF THE NEW CREDIT FIRST Notice of Tender for General Contract e 1710 e ecce piing applialions for the full lime position of Bias are invited from qualified general Contractors for construction of a Mission Statement (Brand Promise) PRINCIPAL new police station. "T provide an enjoyablo and fun. filled entertainment experience for our The building is a single Story, non- cambunible building approx.. 15.000 patrons by delivering exciting programs, excellent customer service in a O B B O A R CO JOB ROOTERY: comfortable RA1 sq. fL located a Fourth Llne, Ohsweken (near the Polytech) atmosphere while emoting revenue to support community J to the Ensuring the management daily operational services elementary POSITION EMPLOYER I °CATION SALONS CLOSING GAIL d and procedures established by organizations and initiatives. school are delivered conned., cokes Construction wiu Mart rune.* after the [meanie awarded, and is monitored by the Director of Education. Aen.OaaYa MenneaupofTN New Cade ranNmi TW Roch 11.2009 the Coundl and supervised and anticipated to take 10 maiden substantial completion. Striving lo promote in the students an Improvement of skills, behavairs and The Bingo Hall is recruiting for Six Month Contract's Lta®psofTfeNVwOedrFmNeCOn THO Sept 2S2099 prmir'oso. while two atfiludes necessary for edudationaluc.ss white maintaining curriculum Bonding will be required as part of the bid. re-organization and expansion of operations tares place erc1&emioH Ger Nations TED delivery and other programs consistent MG or supedor he Leer wWinPalnkOc a avens.. topmast., Tender Documents will be available for pickup at dwell enabling the shod goal of SMving for Excellence C be obtained. Positions available. Management Positions Concession Workers/Floor Rumen.) Mea (mnrtame MO- AIR Sept 222mB Six Nations Public Works 4ljlasbá. MANDATORY QUALIFICATIONS: l'ail- time/FWl.0me positions available. 1953 Fourth Line flood, P.O. Boa 131 dam T9O Sept 2R2008 cBachelols Degree plus fire wand teaching experience wormers... Ohsweken, Requirements: oCeNñcaIOn n three divisions (primary, intermediate, senior) ON NOS IMO I. Excellent communication skills and customer service skills are required oTwmSpedallst Or Honour Speci0usladdilianel maker. or on Tuesday, September 1, after noon as the positions involve detailed interaction with the public: SIX NATIONS COUNCIL t~ a Master's Degree CComplelion of the Principal's Qualification Program 2. A refundable deposit of 5200 per set of drawings will be required. You will be representing the Six Nations of the Grand River Community: .Member n goad standing with the Ontario's Principal College POSITION SEPARI TERM .. SALARY 005N6 DATE 3. Must be able to work in a Team Environment: ..- ....- .... -. SALARY: Commensurate with experience and Salary Grid Bids must be received no later than 3:00pm local time on: 4. involves prolong mending. walking and/or running: APPLICATOR DEADLINE DATE: Enclot Sept. 25, 2009 nom Friday, September 18, 2009. mekeeper Iroquois Lodge lHeallM1 Services, Contract (CUwll 111251hr. Sept 2809 012:00/ Please fax or mall resume, caver letter and three references Lowest or any bid will not necessarily be accepted. 5. Involves working in a smoking enmronmen, SILO Sept vsitwk Chili Care Services (Social Savinil Camel ame HIDE (preferably Mod Mena lee 6. Must have a pleasant attitude: Please direct any enquiries regaling the tender to Marina Huissoon, ere Pete 51511s. Sept. 23, 2009 LSK Eduratbn0000rity Chair Cook .tete Arta Project Skated at Green Propeller Design, Phone B78 7. Willing to work flexible hours, evenings. weekends, and holidays; MISSISSAUGAS OF THE NEW CREDIT FIRST NATION (905) -2703, Lare Contract TAO Sept. 23, 2009 email 8. Must pass a police record cheek: hands swam CNN Saws dwe9aaml Reval 2789 Mississauga Rd marina@greenpmpelle000m 9. Previous cash handling experience; Vol. Projet Coordinator Comm. Support baler., Contract (Sound Prop., velar. Sept 23, 2009 RR 46 HAGERSVILLE, ONTARIO WAIN) 0 Fax: 905758 -7108 2009 10. Able to adapt to changes in positive manner. and Prernls Au'ne 181 Amman SUpport ROL SASSsevim Comma Mural Pue., near. Sept 23, NESy A copy a detailed Job Dascdption maybe obtained of the New Credit 1 1. Must be able to deliver on Mission Statement (Brand Promise) umdry worker Iroquois Lodge Men Same Cower game 11125'hr. Beet 2008 Administration Building, Padre to all those lrear woke. SNCDT Project Presentations To apply, pease. contact Andrea Hill wy Stase selected form interview will be swooned al Six Nations Reeve eoSoMoment (519 -7531950) /rom 9 :05am. 1200pm and 1:00pm -0:00pm to book en interview time Interviews will be held between 000am and 2009 September 19 & 20 at the Na ..rein serpa anndafT_ I Swart. P.m 1045am Monday September 22n9 W Wednesday September 2411), 2559. Please bang your resume and me Callum t n eat aena+rae Mine nand 5-m l en 7nnT Six Nations Council Chambers man, If completed Job Application svelte et Me Six Nations Web. Otto ,'Mo.o ca /JobPostings.Mm oses t sal won meWake e n H4.47n Il mew end amarre I The Six Nations Community Development Trust is n GRAND RIVER EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING the process of reviewing applications for 2010 funding. FNA As Neal the process all applicants are required to complete presentation on Meir application submitted. Each applicant will be given 20 minutes to present Project Coordinator followed with a 10 minutes question/answer period. } Positron Summary The SNCDT would like to invite Community members of the Indigenous Elders and Youth Council Under the supervision to attend and participate along the question period. the Indigenous Knowledge Project Coordinator will coordinate the Weed have snacks and drinks available for the public. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE development00 of the IEYC Haudenosaunee Youth Project and the II you have any questions please contact our office coordination of the IEYC mandates. Ontario Court of Justice at 905-765 -1236 or tmsffondGbelineLCa. Duties and Responsibilities: The Justices of the Peace Appointments Advisory Committee Mites appllcaSOns for 1. The Coordinator will complete all duties as necessary for the Haudenosaunee Youth Saturday, September 19, 2009 to, of: gather- Justice of the Peace appointments throughout the Province of Ontario. Project including but not limited the organization Interviews, meetings, 1. 9:00 Six Nations Ads Council - Red Barn ings 2. 9:30 1 /0500ís Lodge - Project 2009 A Justice of the Peace is an independent judicial officer who In court over and resource development. presides 3. 10:00 Six Nations Health Foundation - venous proceedIngs under federal and provincial Applicants most meet 2. The Coordinator will maintain an up-to-date record of projects financial expenditures. statute. : +I 3. The Coordinator will arrange and attend all Elders Council meetings, Including booking Tashina Hill Six Nations Health Services Dialysis Project minimum qualifications as set out in the Justices of am Peace Act. In addition to space and catering, etc., and will record minutes 4. 10:30 Six Nations Public Library - receding the dNerscy of Ontatias population, applicans should also display the 4. The Coordinator veal Noise with Haudenosaunee communities /organizations and other z The Job Comm Pmgram Act provided an Enhancement Project fundamental skills and abilities, personal chaecterlstks and community awareness stakeholders to promote the Haudenosaunee Youth project. opponents, for m m gain hands on work 5.11:00 St. Luke's of the Six Nations of the attributes set out in the Committee's General Selection Criteria. 5. The Coordinator mil assist with writing proposals/seeking funding sources for Grand River Anglican Parish experience in the area of Eats Childhood Indigenous Elders and Youth Council activities and projects, i.e., conferences, events, The Justices of the Peace Appointments Advisory Committee rennes and evaluates 6.11:30 Six Nations Police Service - workshops etc Education. The mare related Mark SOTOMin New Police Station applications and classifies candidates as Not Qualified, Qualified or Highly 6. The Coordinator will closely with and under the direction of the Indigenous Eiders and z experience has l e awed my confiderve and OFF FOR LUNCH Qualified. Classifications are reported to the Attorney General, who recommends Youth Council to fulfill their Indigenous Knowledge preservation mandate. candidates for Order- in-COUncii appointments. The Coordinator will also work with summer students and other IEYC employees. .self esteem. 7.1:00 First Nations Tooth Choir 7. The Coordinator will consult with the Elders: Council in the development of materials 6.1:30 Six Nations Childcare Services - Sand Boxes For further information about the position, Including qualifications and General for resources and events. Thank 2'oo doh Connect 9. 2:00 Six Nations Childcare Resource Centre - for Elders. Selection Cnaeda, the regions aisle province, and the filing requirements for B. The Coordinator will arrange for impel and payment of travel Mohawk/Cayuga Language Cultural Program O The Coordinator will purchase equipment/supplies for Egs/even TI,hin,r hill submitting an application, please visit the Justices of the Peace Appointments Advisory 10. Other duties related to the administration of the Indigenous Elders and Youth Council, Sunday September 20, 2009 - Committee's Mabille at www.onta0ocourts.on.callpeaclenf as required. 10. 9:00 Six Nations Polytechnic Qualifications: Applications must be submitted on the current prescribed appilCation form and GRREekaT Six Nations Homework Support Program Applicant must possess a University degree in Social Sciences, Native Studies or related received by 4:30 p.m. on Friday, October 30, 2009. field with a minimum of 3 years working with Aboriginal communities. Applicant must also 11. 9:30 ST. Paul's Church Sour Springs have experience in organizing events and working with alders. 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24 TURTLE 'SLAtit: NEWS September 16, 2009

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My name is Jody Wilson Raybould. My traditional name is Puglaas. I come from the Musgamagw /Laich- Kwil -Tach people, part of the Kwakwaka'wakw, the Kwak'wala speaking people. I am a member of the We Wai Kai First Nation and live in Cape Mudge Village, Quadra Island. I am honoured to put my name forward for BCAFN Regional Chief, 2009. Jamie! Experience Nations' communities. This experience has These key areas are: (1) strong and also supplied me with a broad practical appropriate governance, (2) fair land Ai Bachelor of Arts: Major in History & understanding of the many ways to and resource settlements, (3) improved Political Science overcome our challenges and unite our education, and (4) individual health. communities. Most importantly, this Law degree from the University of experience has assisted me in seeing British Columbia. The Plan possibilities. In reaching our objective, building on our . Bachelor of Arts: Major, Political success and moving forward together, Science & History Objective: Moving Forward we shall develop a plan. The plan Active member of the BC Bar 4AI Together must empower our Nations, strengthen Association since 2000. communication, as well as share and 1 crown prosecutor in Provincial As leaders we all share the same voice our stories. The four points to the Vancouver's downtown eastside until objective: "To make the lives of our proposed plan are: 2003. people better ", for me, this means an Since 2003, an elected Commissioner improved standard of living for our 1. Understand and identify the specific to the BC Treaty Commission. citizens and practicing and thriving priorities for each of our Nations. Elected Councillor for the We Wai cultures. In pursuit of this objective a 2, Assist each Nations in charting their own critical path in order to be able to Kai First Nation. Council Committee change has already begun throughout new and benefit from opportunities, capitalize on responsibilities: Governance (including our Nations. There are many exciting opportunities that have been hard success and ensure that the doors are Community and Land Use Planning fought for during the on -going struggle to open to move forward with their specific and Land Code and Constitution e recognize and implement our aboriginal priorities. development), Housing, Education & rights and title. We are developing our 3. Support and facilitate each Nation Health own modern economies and moving away in developing and maintaining strong Board member on The Minerva from governance. Throughout and open relationships with Ottawa and Foundation for BC Women (Co- this change, we must share, communicate Victoria to ensure that they can advance Chair, 'Combining Our Strength' - a and build on our success. their own issues directly with the Crown. r partnership between Aboriginal and 4. Develop and implement a province -wide strategy Non -Aboriginal Women); the National While there are many opportunities to participation and communication networks between Nations and Centre for First Nations Governance; re -build our Nations, we must be cautious. to maintain In keeping with our objective, any change ensure that no single community is left out and an advisor for the Nuyumbalees must be put to a simple test: "Will it make or behind. Cultural Centre. the lives of our community members International Missions: Traveled to better and strengthen our culture ?" I will I have had the opportunity to visit over the Philippines, Taiwan and Israel to ensure that the office of the BC Regional 125 First Nations communities in British Peoples' rights and work on Indigenous Chief never loses sight of this test and Columbia and believe that the BCAFN leadership. remains central to our communities as we plays an important role in empowering move forward together. and connecting our people. As we My varied work history and life strategize and work to achieve our local experiences have provided me with a Success can be recognized in four key and collective goals, we should always unique and privileged insight into the areas that are critical to meeting our remember our successes. issues and challenges facing our First objective. n. shared

I look forward to working for and with you. Thank you for your support. Gilakas'la! teal -- :: ....,_.. .. Jody Wilson Raybould Official Campaign Office - _. .. ._. + . .. wnw.jody4bcreeónalchief.ca xi46 Tes kel,Road Chilliwack, BC, V2R 5P8 (t) (604) 847-3725 (f) (6041 847-0072, jodynilsonraybouldr&shaw.ca, _ r-- ,. . _

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