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r I I Wall ISLAND MOWS I NEMTEMHMÓ:WA/NOVEYBER2a,2012 I RASE I LOCAL I LOCAL TURTLE ISLAND YEWS I NEATENINÓ:WA /NOVEMBER 28,20121 PAGE 3 Two Six Nations activists told denoauree mots involved plan.The company plans to re- lane. "We are paying atten- mistaken"Thetwoencour r See Six Nations Watch our Turtle Newscasts! Pods asking. Enbrld g e - councillors last week in a numver of land protests verse the now of oil going lion to what they're doing and aged the city to work with the Were streaming native news all the time! annual Christmas protests could greet Indictees the citys general issues com- through Line R which cuts we don't like it. " Montour said. Six Nations confederacy mon. E under fire pipeline plan. Wes Elliott and matte last Wednesday that across part of Flamborough on "If you think we 1 r p r Parade WWWTHETURTLEISLANDNEWS.COM can't do any- oleo- can formulate a plan J Ruby Montour UII Hau- they will fight hankies its way through southern On thing about it, yours badly together," Elliott said Remains reinterred, police investigating theft Brant MPP wants cemeteries act revised to protect burials By Doom Durk should have guarded the area a plan to deal specifically By Chase /curet( the home owner was left it theft, that he had the E Any in lune but it did not Michael D'mella. has full anew She says the Birkett tare Writer a Writer charge of security. bones. until permanent solution with aboriginal burials along over the full costs as powerment of the situation property owner should not Brant MPP Dare Levan says was found. It was a happy ending for " A Forensic Anthropologistat Montour claimed he re- the Grand River tract because led with the burial disco, and will have full empower- have reported the find. the what could have bee a determined that the bones ruin onymous provincial Cemeteries Act 'The reason this happened is bds convinced there will be ry. Naha Ahmed. who was mend the Birkett Lane sit- "I just wish he'd never put +tetw needs to be revised after the because Brantford (police) grave robbing tragedy n as were F excess of 100 years phone call n n woman more and should not be dealt uilding her dream home on urtion. He has the final word, the call in. The governmen second aboriginal burial in a should have been at that site with the bones of a young in- old. As result of the age who said there "was a on aped the Oxbow lands in Brant and he is the one that has or- doesn't help," she said" year was discovered last Sun- from digenous woman were once of the bones the finding package at Kanata.' Village, right the get -go.' said If we don't have rules in aunty was forced to move dered halting of all construe- wanted bee honest and up
day Birkett lane in Bran, Hill. 'I am i again lad to rest Friday af- was not deemed a Coro- the former tourism one. on speechlesswat that the place that encourage step- with her parents after the until negotiations of all hone too, and now theyllbe fool. Individual who did what they forward. what welt ndal stain of parties ternoon at a Bilked Lane a police press He said he went there and _teg ping the axon involved is complete.. m the same boat we ar property release said. found the bucket. "I've already started the did would stoop to such lev- doing is forcing it under- ry took its toll. Ahmed saysy someo son t d where the, Ong to ben A small group of Six Na- Brantford police said the He did not indicate process of ensuring !not levy Nis." said Lac 11 some- Though he mid at frsheww!dbeinalbng e il ant later.' lions people oversaw the bones were "covered. se- whether or not his phone Waal. navy She old QOla IT current any botAld weedsartifacts el 2med to aradaaIO sonöctanasheeanotbiag Meanwhile, archaeologist reburial after the remains cured, and barriers were put had caller I.D. "It was Ih first steps that are taken poky d paths to bu any sort the would a Ahmed its had tocorerto cover fromOntedo. in not al- by the province were rued Friday. in place to provide the Min- and she hung up," once easesartifacts are bond but anon homeownersheolo to pay for bury them. Becausevixre' to 33.000n. other tsd beE do anything with has been to the siir identically bones nowt are archaeological work 110000 Brantford police continue retry of Consumer Affairs, he aid. "1 don't know; heet on such sensitivity to cannot el being told she the 5211' deft Lane nmpemproperty end a sit to investigate the theft the homeowner, and other said. "I have no reason to identified as indigenous re- taus should kbe doled! Webb bob* we neednand not sell the property, Ahmed ayes because d rk disposition agreement has to A press release issued by interested parties an mom. lie." he said. n firma little cause it hideencourage improve weere. are and men! she is toll way the anima prom reached, said Brantford PD says "invest,- lastly to begin burial pro- Montour was asked by Six bit concerned shah we need people who find remains in moventa forward."forward.'' on to protect her meal has ishandled her o.st 'The site disposition agree gators are speaking with in- causes.- Nations people to turn the to define 0M Wm does the future to eves quiet Ontario's Caulk lion fore. she regrets being finest will describe how the Wand parties who returned The bones were discovered bones over to the chief at way Alyce ia. What does about the discoveries. s, Michaeliv ho eownnno said Ahmed is cringing.shier! think shout finding the remains. burial site will be handled, thatnt really manor Somebody aeve said he's alreadyte currently norhomeowners pa are what the Biwett Lane prop- Tt does not m be honest he wrote in the e rid. Ile A sign was pasted at the site after the bones were taken citing the Two Row VAampwm can the tmiddle hast working with the responsible (assesspaying ngfor am 00 owneh endure after with ides syeen. kit war may or theestablished as , and Admiralty laws. (Photo by Jim C Pawleys) nat. pick sanehng up and MnbyMinistry of Consumer anamrials on lumenhuman sereneremains to with perry Meth wehme eteryordadmainimaremains &severance Flit theft. She walk away, so rut concerned Ces to re the flaws Nin the any burials they have but aaudacities. ut mtoneh how nodal, to owe bankltn an cemeterre about emetyaspet. said putting the remains to abet the namely the and their popery he her own pro has but we stillsoli the brie n an establisheda displished cemetery If rest would be best for all Toes peeing what ended ...aspect. woolen daftlyclarify y the hall, a yby the province. Weil not have theson e- the boatman moment parties involved. up happening last week 'Ie"I've already taken stepsp at landowner will have [o pay in We are wales{ with the sell it until some sort need hill be reached,reached. the matte rut d tk She said theth investigation whenBinkelremni discovered the request of cont people this cane Ministry sa Consumer trar saunas are the she will be referred bars tout will continue. do Birkett Lane on NoNov ay have made mmattwihh aIn is premature ha say if pat the mid.said. eteries Ara. /ialWe are still in the ne- bOO. The ants isb of the ar Meanwhile home owner night Wednesday my office toSo work with she for whwh will have m pay of sthe Cemeteries Att, go[iating stages." bi[ration panel is billing:' Kimberly Crawford, who b 1 night and were returned ina mass,. ensure those a- inrthere-buryingethe he wrote wT. L lives at the Birkett Lane res- bucket on Friday manng by teary Issues art defined an e-mailOfneihepends idence with her husband ' land tights activist Floyd clearly. There is a protocol land This depends on and two daughters, is Montour, cure there supposed to so the,archaeological ts imeotighe happy that the bones were The scenario has the Hazel cure the site. Ern not con- sloe and ho the returned and properly laid Hill, director of the man- weccd that enough between thelandownersiand denosae Development isbelieve what we have to do between the sand iiófrills,.w A tort.. (H She said the robbery was a Fttnuu 0.1), Osaka a- mart that the definition t what shun calling iins.igna- ispioful 10 be - The however. lower food prices violation. "1 was angry. Re- (*knead mean, aid. [iSntosidhuman Orremains" s000lld of the fins.' pay for an archaeological AnthropWEgists cheek the burial site after remains went missing last creek. (Photo alty angry. I felt violated and as- S. by Chase Jarrett) it s also the fact that: She said BranHom Police He said he will also wok. sessmennonadifferentprop- 160 Main St. Hagersviile 'who could do that?' the bones to establishnd who tang November 22nd the site but he initially re- Whether it was an ancestor Prices are in effect November 30 to December 6, 2012 was responsible and the ably Thursday morning by fused, "I don't set any of mine or of native people Controversial Tower goes up reason for their removal." Hazel Hill, director the chief,' he said, adding the they should have been left With two police cruisers less to build the tower to Inspector Kent Pottru0 did Haudenosaunee Develop- issue had re nothing to do alone The thought oftak- present and a handful of provide high -speed wire- LEAN drool Brant Police CHOCOLATE rant Institute (HD!) and a with Confederacy. ing half of someone's body Aetiuist Hell Montour tailed win /ord Sgt band counnllors watching less Internet service toies KOOL -AID Samson. Ile up ble suspects ."Wi re curt teameam of archaeologists in He eventually gave the was really sad she said. Kristen Bell showed with the missing the controversial Silo Wire- ldenls In the area. Council .. , -. G D rently investigating. It eluding HDI's Arc bucket to Cayuga Chief Crawford says that for now bones in a bucket Friday claiming he knew nothing less tower went up Mon- is leasing the land to Silo Fes_ MILK would be inappropriate to cal Monitor Wayne Hill, and Blake Bomber, who about their removal saying he id a mysterious BEEF JAMMERS carried no fence will be up fd I going day morning without Wireless for S a year and say whether we have call telling him where to lined them. (Photo by 1L sun Cayuga Royanni Blake it back to its resting place. and instead more research phone protest. The Internet tower says the property is band- 1LB 2 FOR sects or not, he said Ina Bomberry. Anthropologists re -opened will be done to try and pro. Chia /asetm was the subject of a owned land. Confederacy phone call to Turtle Island It wasn't until Friday, No- the aluminum foil that sun teat the sire in the future. if Vm the owner of that "Chief Bomberry performed protest in August when a minutes from the early News. vember 23rd that the bones rounded and the bones 'Our stand right now is no property . Second of all I a ceremony which makes local man, Arnold Douglas, I Doris e state the land was the towels construction at The bones were returned were returned. confirmed all bones had digging." dent want to disturb any- me feel a lot better. ICs im- claimed Named the land to be used for the old his first court appearance $1.00 $$2.00 .00 $3.00 o the site early Friday Montour Floyd showed up been returned. she even I But may not own thing if don't have to,. she portent to me that trek where the tower was to be Number I school and orig. on Dec. it where he is set kmorning in a bucket by at the site at about 9:00 The bones had been the land where the burial said. "The least they'll (heg- are followed by both located near Third Line and finally belonged to Peter to answer to charges of kNnsrvetlseñehsbBmkpassdelas.kVldlessppNssMat known Six Nations activist m, today morning. Mon- wrapped in aluminum foil was found. istrar of cemeteries) do here slides." Mohawk Rd. Douglas was Muff n. Descendents of mischief relating to the Floyd Montour, though lour at first denied he had by an archeologist with the She land said her survey is wink to draw something The remains were given to arrested at a later protest Peter Martin say the land September protest. Six Na- STORE HOURS Montour claims he was not the remains. Ontario Coroners office unclear whether she is up so there's no the develop- Cayuga chief Blake in September at the same still belongs to the family. Dons Police. Elected Chief SUNDAY 9:00 AM- 0:00 PM in the theft. But at about 9:15 a.m. he after they were discovered owner. The survey was Bomberry who site and at- No have Wire - took them restricted from documents been Bill Montour and Silo MONDAY - FRIDAY - BOO AM- 9:00 PM The site was left unpro- exited his vehicle with a last Monday completed in u 1942 and .I'm [ just glad the bones down to the site along with tending the property, ac produced showing how the less owner Andreas Witt SATURDAY -8:00 AM - 7:00 PM tented after Brantford police bucket and told Brantford Brantford detective Kristen could actually be "crown were returned, the body is several Six Nations people cording to his bail and ended up under band towski did not determined the site was of police who had begun se Bell- Samson, said the land." back together, it's laid rebury a and to the more than onditions. Band Council council control. Douglas Turtle Island Newsfecsels l archaeological In The Heart Haldimand County! Interest and curing the site after the bones would not be taken "First we want to find out to rest. century old bones. commissioned Silo Wire says he will be contesting seeking comments. of MULE ISLAND NEWS i CE111111111KWA / NOVEMBER EL 2012 I PAGE 4 1 LOCAL I LOCAL I I TORUS ISLAND NEWS I Nikon, We NOVEMBER Et 2012 I PAGE 5 protest OTTAWA -- Cutting unto roan. a groo, of moe than wrote to Aboriginal Affairs say the cuts will leave or- a big hole in the amount of Researchers An Ohsweken man has On 21 Domestic Nov. at 412S a.m. call. Police arrived at the male victim and the a soOr per eonnlf the ifzu.ntai Ia I2,0, rasZ,..p,rof and 1.1oerrkihehrn, DeveD,ml:inp rnNeonnt can without any match being 00 b- assault male through kitchen window Cuts been ante. and charged Six Nations police at- location and observed the both resided at the to aboriginal bt ,eaopnY oryanrutbnf told the lek., government 1lrnlfter John Duman Nov. capacity to lead their net sues such as health cage. M- resi- alter arriving to the hno re leads to one with Assault without Inci- tended a Mohawk Road male party outside the organizations vv. set research on ,slip last week. Led by Manitoba 22, asking him to recon- research or partner with olence against women and hence but were in the and finding the doors dent in relation to an early residence after being in- front of the residence. Of- process of separating. Mal issues back by a pear Research Alliance, they srdatilladosedtuts .They universities, which will cut water. arrest The locked, said reports. A morning domestic assault formed a 911 'hang up heeds determined the le male entered the residence confrontation ensued. Rebirth of language on Six Nations at hand with new generation New business recognition letters coming By second language. Chase pont -We're the lime he was 25 he was By Donna Right a punk now. lot of people up to the businesses to owners to operate here. ice. The provision of these longer in business. There Writer second language speakers." comfortable with the Mo- Write, are getting Ontario Van- WANT to become reps- Montour says he knows services is not free and the has not been an assess Brian Maracle's clamour. he said. referring to himself s hawk language. Band Council -=Y -°- is changing dors Permits that registers tered under the business they're operating here. and cost of providing such to ment of the current status active 8:00 a.m. to and his students. nom r Green says he has noticed its business recognition on your social insurance recognition policy and not he said if non band ment- non-Sis Nagaits business of the existing letters." 3:00 pro. weekly. is one of Maracle says the youth of t a lot of differences in his policy f .men on-reserve number and C.R_A is because they HAVE to." hers are doing business owners must be recouped." Montour said council is the hotspots on Six Na- emerging second language son, thought processes entrepreneurs from the watching that. (Council's) said Montour. "As you may here. they should be paying He said council did not putting the administration limas where the battle for speakers is highly valuable. just because his mother Canada Revenue Agency. business recognition would know, change is very sus- tax to council or otherwise. have any plans in place to structure in place for busi- Haudenosaunee languages "They're all younger and tongue is Mohawk. -ras The new policy will provide equal theirs (Ontario's) so pact and the intent b for leave the territory. crack down on lek and nesses that wish to receive b taking place - and sue. out in the community like his from another letters that seek to mirror that takes our business the business community i il to "There are a lot of people members operating busi- the new letter. which will twine The morn. located using the language n pub planet sometimes.". said Ontario Vendor Permits. people out of the limelight be comfortable with corm- coming here for tax evasion nesses on the teffisor, have a 525 fee ttyy!!! attached on the second floor of the Ile. It's on Facebook. on Proudly. which owners // '.- business are of the C.R.A.? et implementing a business purposes but we have to There are about 500 busi- and roost be renewed GREAT building. serves an Twitter. roiling." Maracle 'He plays sports,. said currently being forced to He said local banks will not recognition system that provide water. sewage. fire ness operating on the ter, yearly. He said the new pol- adult Mohawk immersion even exchanges entire ppp+++ Green. a . .rZBj ju 'And he has sense use in order to open a busi- give a /ad' 1 entrepreneurs busi- will have some level of le- police protection. protec- tory and Montour said the icy still has to pass second Hass that has been churn- entails in the Mohawk Ian that they're all pulling in ness account J7 `. at the bank, ness account without an gitimacy as the Ontario tion and they're not paying old business recognition reading before coming into ing out second language who / gage "People work the same direction and he said elected Bill .aa[{ ply 1 Chief Mon Ontario Vendnr Permit. The Vendors Permit and the a damn thing. Noll -ratios polos mess. effect. Mohawk speakers for over, hard to get the language doesn't understand when tour w -= a new business recognition Federal Business Certifi- and non states people "Since 1983. there were Council passed first reeding decade. aren't willing to let it go," - someone goes against the rr 1 ¿ "It the business moor.- policy is voluntary, said cafe. doing business on Six Na- 150 business recognition last Tuesday with only And these speakers - who he said, group: Green also said his tion letter) will have a lot Montour. for those who The new letter will not be Mons should be subject to letters provided and has Councillors Ross Johnson have taken time to learn ei- Figures published in the con ieet a 1 Ian otter more information than the wish to open a rosiness ac- mandatory for all bust- a tax because we provide grown to OM Sfln In and Carl Ibill Ildon Wrack, Mohawk immersion teacher es GMAT.f shows odia le opposing. her phone running Mohawk or Cayuga - 201 Canadian census in- lid {. current letter said at the bank. lo -/est and uso one ways ame os has: count nesses on the territo0/ road privileges. water and many roses the person who Johnson said he did not are a f filling void left by res- Mate similar trends. like a ° m°h°" 1.-r=ha've'ekbru'l Montour. a speakers are °P0""'"*"'Naudenosuunse °"'" -There will be "The policy is voluntary b.e- leaving the door wide open sewer and to some extent. originally received the want to comment on why and bring- of bringing languages bank iton everyday life. (Photo ells idential schools loss of first language speak- words. There's not those number attached to it. cause council feels that it is for by Ch as e lenrrn son native business presently natural gas serv- is either passed on or no Th opposed the new policy. ing back what Six Nations ers and a rise in second Ian- extreme dips and dives in has not had in generations. guage speakers. Stiff they the language itself. "When ditional longhouse, that's "The tide has turned. Now their manner" e By I raising their children paint the picture of a losing was young I kept out of who we are. That's our there are all these people But it hasn't been all posi . with Haudenosaunee battle where Mau- rouble because of the Ian- identity:. who want their kids to tive. says Green, who Farmers give donations out to local groups after farming Burtch mother tongues, these sec- denosaunee languages are guage. Language and cut, While Key and 05501f do grow up with the Ian- knows that sometimes his and By Donna Dune Six Nations and New Credit cause the provincial loon. The return of the Burtch Porter languages speakers are concerned . The census says are was the root of my all they can to support the page." adding that grass- son feels isolated. ?When wouldn't provide with the fact they're gettin Writer froth Lodge. ment bought the seeds for riddled with giving birth to a new genet only 545 first language whole being." re-emerging interest in Ian- roots language support he was three years old he lands has been Turtle Island News with fi- a part d it. They need ih' 151..- The Six Nations Fanners As- It's the first time since the farmers, said Porter. potties! conflict. Band ation of first language speakers of Mohawk. and Lottie Key, a first language guage, parents like Bonnie groups have begun to said to me in Mohawk: why nancial statements from the Any money the SHWA makes ion gave a portion of association started farming Confederacy Chief Allen said a and recovering a Council at meeting in SNFA. He said the SNFA is goes see2 . speakers an even smaller 240 first Cayuga speaker says Ian- Whitlow and Jeremy Green spring up around Six Na- do I have to speak Moo toward buying the funds it earned farming the Burtch lands that MacNaughton brokered the a culture. language speakers of guage is indeed at a critical are at thene forefront of the Hons. hawk? There's just you to August that it did not be- drafting Burtch lease agree- paying people to work the the Burtch lands to local they've given their profi ts return of the Burtch lands to I Maracle. who is a second Cayuga. are left in all of state. "Only place on each effort. She says since learning the talk to and that's if" lieve the Confederacy had meet with the Hau- and, and running their or away language sneersspeaker himself Canada. Cayuga is spoken is pose, other than the S. Nations with the provin- jurisdiction over the lands denosaunee Development ganization, which is non on Six Whitlow. aboriginal sour language. she's had to tee .1 didn't explain why I just last Talk the apnea, 570 000 it gave the Cooke dal government in return for and will be seeking lease an Porter. says the decline of Mohawk But Maracle thinks the Nations.- she said. Key m dent counselor at Wilfrid- evaluate her views of the said a lot of people don't Institute, administrative profit said lion of 23 farmers gave ashy in 2007, after has first barricades coming down payments from the Mrmers. language on Six Nations numbers actually look bee called that o 1983 - back Laurier Brantford who world. .1 find myself con. speak it." arm of the Confederacy. They also use a portion o 315,000 to community year of farming. Confederacy during the land reclamation The Confederacy said the has been hard to measure ter than that. when the Earth was green. learned Mohawk back n fused: she said about the Green said for the language Fete said the community the land to farm white coin groups out of profits gleaned gave the association back of 200b. land was supposed to re- organizations were thrilled. which the SNFA accurately. "20 years ago Errol off. he says, the cell she said there were over 2003. is raising her son as differences between con- to really survive a lot of be donates to from working the Bunch 535.000 to buy seeds. The Confederacy gave the turned under its original "It was very well the longhouses there Welt 50 (Mohawk) sus will be inaccurate be. 200 fluent language speak- a first language Mohawk cents like justice in English pressure rests on women. recelued.- every yea lands this year. Porter says Ms the fins time go-ahead for lamer, to use tirte, and not as an addition speakers," he said, adding cause so many First era Now there, about 75 speaker. And even though and then in Mohawk "M, "From my o rial apes. They were very impressed for ceremonies. said Porter. "We felt that the best way they've been able to give the land. But a portion it to the reserve under the that m d they were elderly first Nations people don't fill left speaking Cayuga- on her son Rawennahatyes hawk o a way of being. a ence with language. to serve the community money away s currently undergoing a picas of language speakers. When out. We didn't 1 TURTLE ISLAND NEWS I KENTENIMWA /NOVEMBER 20, 2012 I PAGE IS I I COMMENTARY I I I TURTLE LOCAL ISLAND NEWS I KEITENIMO:WA / NOVEMBER 28, 2012 I PAGE 7 North merica,s al Va., HMI,' ,,,Paaa, B.C. Na- KUIMAT, First B.C.- Members project. and set up a of the Wetsuweeen spokesman Paul Wyke group says the province home of proposed LNG tion members of a northern B.C. First road block for all Nation say surveyors for confirms that surveyors does not have the right plants and the tanker avid Nation have I t1 ygoars. line mimed w- Apache Canada's Pacific were asked to leave to approve development port for the proposed oyors Apipgreo'stO surveyors, Set moment on a I'd:Sy:NY:11g itself Trails pipeline were tres- Tuesday afternoon and on their tort:., near Northern Gateway Turtle Island up pipeline .tuial g4 pipeline as the usisootos clan p a s s i n g.0 o m p a n y they complied .The Kitimat, the future pipeline. ten opubfished pennon In SA Woos Rom Poo lemon o m o yolltsally indoonoont neRmson Nis MIR, pomeasno operand Po aboompor smolt Nil ososo ol newspaper KS.. anotsomeals i Six Nations Police recognized for fight against impaired driving pictures or eOlonal 01.111TILly mootlocotholhoo,Mooposo SURP9rEE-- PUTPISHER- sine Mint PobilMeas So, Donna Doric many and thanked the offi- of somebody who has lost to roadway safe, so it really OWN- Lynda helms Writer ers for their dedication in the ability for good judo- comes as no surprise that SPORTS POPIPS - Hanoi blocliouphron Six Nations Police officer fighting impaired driving in ment through alcohol... he's I. by example in the PHOTOS Jim C. Peeless Lord Halls the recipient of Brantford. Brant County and He present. scrolls thank area of impaired driving en- Turtle mane Now Is a member of: 4Canadion Journalists Association this year s Safe Streets Saves Six Nations. ing Hill and Six Nations Po forcement." Native American Journalists lismelation 1/ Lives award for his work m «late a very strong sup- lice Chief Glenn Tickers for The awards were selected lideleational turnout Protect Journalist SNIereide fighting impaired drive. porter of the initiatives to fighting against drunk dins by the Bunt Brantlad Ion. Hello itionl Ness 4446 the teffitory. educate the public on the leg on the territory. Last paired Driving Advisory PO Pox. MP Ohnnomol ,Stimo., DOOR IMO Hill was one of three area dangers of drinking and driv- yea, So Nations Police laid Committee which works to Yemen, (519) 405-.68 Fu 00 04506 police officers commended ing, said Levac. its been 2, drunk-driving charges . reduce the scourge of drunk Salk saleMMISPIPMeolandoeovs Rom or am*, ROROPSORAPPIRPOSOMS com for their work in reducing with 05 a long time since and Hill. a 12-year veteran driving in Brant County the 9 impaired during a special the invention of the auto. of the force, was responsible City of Brantford, and Six Volume PR, Eddie. 4B Second Mass Postage Popretratioe .4011113309 evaLtirehelloislandoems.eom MEW- recognition ceremony at mobile and alcohol. Putting for 11 of those charges . Nations. Constable Cord Hill motives an award from Pollee band council last week. the two together sa dan. tickers commended Hill for Brantford Police Chief Jeff Chief Glenn Sicken. (Moto 5s Dona. Dude) Dave Levac, Brant County gerous thing. I ask people to his efforts. Kellner said the three com- impaired driving. city and county limits - MPP and Speaker of the think of it a a as 2000 IL "As front-line officer. Gord m.., police forces have We all know these drivers they drive all over." said LETTERS: House attended the ere- pound weapon in the hands has always been Burials need protection It's time to replace the Indian Act committed to work together to reduce don't just drive within the Kellner. District our !Upon on u- The EAHC thought it be, by 2014. players in dealing with this The discovery of ,non, Haudenosaunee burial site in _ cotton uember 2012 rve floral to hear the successes The Political Confederacy issue. the backyard of a Brantford home Onerwe cries out for pored by C TSO+O Sot Helen and pitfalls from other can of the Chiefs of Ontario EDUCATION FUNDING: Six Nations stronger regulations respecting First Nations concerns and tightening donation policy Wlh munities who have as- (COO) met in October to Over the past four years By helping homeowners. Donna Choir Trust fund Investment In date.- This H wide-open for a $1.000 in addition ro/sNos "(Off-reserve kids) don't This I volunteered to surned jurisdiction over develop a strategy on the I've been predicting the fed Just last year a city couple found their lives turned upside Miler come Montour said he's con- cherry-picking exercise and grants above those figures. have the opportunity to go take the lead on education. education. issues facing First Nations eral government not only Six Nations Band i s 1 1 1 down and almost bankrupt when Ontario abandoned Council There currently 5 , 7 5 cerned some people seeking 1,e seen that happen." Under the existing dona- So their county or city rota Basically. my role is to keep On Nov. we hosted an in- communities. Education wants to get rid of reserves them to the financial nightmare of trying to do the right may be tightening its done remaining in the fund. a donation from council Council's Policy Analyst, tion pokey. applicants do donation cause th, won't abreast of the education is- formation session with Ex- and responding to the pro- but get out of its fiscal re thing. Soot polo, in response to Council's Corporate and have already received done- Tim Brubacher. said most of not have to fundraise to be get it said Johnson. "They sues that will or may on- bullet Director Eleanor posed First Nations Educa- sponsibility for First Na. Last week the same thing ltd another young couple who funding cuts they say is Emergency Services said tions from other commu- the funding requests come eligible for the $500 and don't have nothing in place w Nations This report Bernard, Mkmaw Kinah tion Act was identified as tions people. So although it forcing purchased a home on Adieu lane with no indication Imo ' them to be more last Wednesday people s ribs, organizations and they from youth and The re- 31.000 amounts. for that. We just have to covers some of the educa- matnewey from Nova S.- one of the Core Strategies is concerning . it is not sur- t. city or province that there was any chance of a burial conservative with spend- questing money from coun- should have to document A quirement that youth ap- Montour said when he was tighten it u, Our funding is I've been in- tia. She brought with her The Strategy Plan will be prising the federal govern- ste in their backyard. ing. cil must raise some of their when asking council for plicants must raise some of a youth he had to being et all the time. saved with. Lauretta Welsh. Director of presented to COO at their ment is pushing what they Thousands of dollars later another Brantford couple have But band council, dona- own funds first. Incite, their own funds first before fundraise. 'I don't see that Sooner or later We might EDUCATION BACK- finance & Planning. Topic annual assembly the end of call "Shared Fiscal Respon- been unable to hied their dream home and can't sell the Don fund is generated from "I think they should come " I think they've got to be seeking a council donation (fundraising) anymore," he not be able to donate any- GROUND: discussed was Jurisdiction November In attendance at uglily" to the First Nations groan because it is the site of a burial. the community's Ottawa here as a last resort," said accountable back to us so is a bit restrictive, said said." All they (applica(ts) thing... Once again Six Nations & Funding. Also on Nov.24 the strategy meeting were in Nova Scotia and B.C. Ontario's only response was to help pay for the continued Trust fund and bingo elected Chief Bill Montour. they're not taking from the Brubacher.lt might be a bit do is come here and bitch School trips will continue Council is contemplating EAHC hosted another infor- Chief Montour, Councilors who have already taken archeological surveying but the family is already out thou- .Council allocates 530,000 'Lb, concern is that people Dreamcatcher Fund, they, much to ask kids to do and complain.." to be ineligible for funding. taking on jurisdiction and /nation session with Dr. Helen Mille, Ave Hill and over jurisdiction of their ed- sands and have no idea when it will end or if Ontario and to the Donation Fund from are henry. peeng here I not taking from council that." he said Johnson said his grandson.. General Council will decide control of Sú Nations 0 Barry Montour, Akwasasne Lewis Stoats notion. What this means Six Nations will partner to buy the property so they can two sources: $15,000 from like the word imost. taking from the (Commu- The new requirement who lives off the reserve, this week if it will accept atop. Previously two se0. Board of Education and Also in October COO held is Prime Minister Harper move on. Bingo Hall revenues and They've got to show us oily) Trust. taking from the would apply to donation has to fundraiseOD to pay his the amendments mate education projects Chief Benedict who holds an education conference. wants these first Nations The problem stems from a long outdated Ontario Ceme- Pr'' 55" (15.000 from the Ottawa 'what have you raised to bingo operations. wherever. requests of 5500 and hockey expenses. were completed so I sug- the Education Portfolio on Councilor Wray Meade at- to cost share their educe- teries All that places the onus on the property owner to Bested a good starting pant the Akwasasne Mohawk tended and brought back tion using their Own deal with paying for a, archeological assessments and re ." (Continued doors page 6) GEDSB. gotiation 1 to revisit the issue was to Council. Twig of discussion several reports. The Next Source Revenue. This is rev- process. Cur- Assumption College: yet chairperson and repre- and what they may not burials. and two Grand TU hold an Education Summit was Funding& Working Re- Steps identified is to con- enue the First Nations Erie Learn- GEDSB mots ally. there is no tuition Six Nations does not have a sent Council. This corn- like. GEDSB native adv But it doesn't explain wiry Ontario hasn't designated the get- and to establish an Educe- lationship with the Public tinue working with other Nate outside of the federal ing Alternative schools AGREEMENT agreement for the 2012- .ion agreement with the mime is my favorite sory unit attends as do all Grand River as an area sensitive to First Nations arch.- GELA I a non Ad Ha Committee Service Alliance Commis- organizations involved in funding allocations. Six (GRAY Brantford Recently arranged meet- 2013 year and AANDC Catholic School Board. committee to attend be- the native guidance coun- logical finds and burials. to and GELA Nation which is ing between council and hasn't yet come to the ne- Council (EAHC) of which I am chair. sion.. First Nations education and Nations needs to come up needs to meet the cause we meet monthly at (Mors along with the prin- Nor who is responsible for securing the site when the bur- located at Rx Nations. Mar- John Forbeck, Education Di- table. We also re- School Board Other members are Coon- EDUCATION LEGISLA- to analyze the existing sys- with a battle plan should gotiation Catholic and each high school in the cipals and other staff. ial was left unprotected5 and a the skeletal remains of ion McDonald is Six GEDSB dial's Robert Johnson TION: tern fy funding mechanism we proceed with Na- ector. to learn more viewed Marion McDonald, AANDC regarding this catchment area. Six Na I attended the annual young Mohawk woman were whisked away into the night tango Mark Hill and Ave Hill The Last year high and provide recommen- tions representative on the about the tuition agree- role as Six Nations epee Issue. tions students attend High School Graduation only to return alter others convinced two profile to tion over our education. those responsible to GEDSB, To date Six on Committee's role is to re- reports recommended a COO before or at ERIE Nations ment. how the funding sentative the GEDSB. GEDSB NATIVE ADVI- these meetings to tell us Awards and the monthly return the remains for reburial. dations to GRAND DISTRICT view existing documents. First Nations Education has 720 students attending works and how council can In addition Six Nations has SOW COMMITTEE: what their goals are. what Principal's Advisory Com- Only the Haudenosaunee Development the Annual Ontario Chiefs SCHOOL BOARD Institutes (NOT) high school under the ton.10 explore options. to Act. While both reports Conference In 2011 (GEDSB): be more involved in the to over120 students attending Marion McDonald iz the they like about the school mittee meeting. Hazel kfill took the lead to try to protect the site and de- get feedback from educa- recommended extensive SCHOOL SUPPLIES: mend Ontario come to the table to discuss cultural semi. GEDSB is responsible for and the community consultation with First Na- Due to the disorganization and administers the Tuition tvity in the finding of burials. protection and future r and to identify priorities dons and working safeguarding. closely arid mismanagement at Agreement with AANDC On June the Committee with First Nations in devel- Aboriginal Affairs and De. that covers Six Nations stol ' li''r Ontario needs to begin talks with the Confederacys HD! DeKONING LTD. ¡''g hosted the education sum- oping the legislation many velopment Canada dents attending high to ensure homeowners art protected Irons the financial any December Saving ' not coordinated by Lieu- first Nations leaders believe (AANDC) burden of trying to do the right thing and Six Nations schools in the GEDSB 5 the Hauden- Pick Any for 599 " eryVow -Deal" dine VanEvery-Albert. The the government will try to schools supplies and faun. and all Nations remains are protected from supply catchment area These first 1 100e Hods SW NM report called "A Saturday steamroll the legislation. ¡I o os shoe:Seemed Bacon Gie bs.y. cy.ea Oab Sm.a sun wr.. ll' 'er!y. bulldozers and looters before yet another homeowner teachers were and still are schools are: Hager ale ,14- IWO Ctodon LeOS 10106 Ned= Grand Neel Well Spe." is available on Recently. Aboriginal Affairs caught in the middle of Secondary McKinnon Park 0 u lbs Boneless Pork Roams < .°n...S sinks a shovel and finds. burial. LO the. li1/141811.111. www.sixnationscouncikca 7 04 km moo. 00 0000 u 4 H....Jed Park Cutlets But instead. knowing Minister John Duncan real AANDC's bureaucracy. Secondary: SCI Pauline 4} 20 lbs for Ontario will run for financial cover. LI 6 Ms Pure Beef Panes 0 to Mo Modoom Ground Bee/ 0 6 Council's webs. or can be firmed the government, Councilor ., Carl Hill. Asa Johnson Collegiate: Cayuga decides to simply cover it up or worse looters set lot 000M PeRPore. 044106óa Wren ,poo onons 0610001 m50 Bacon 47:1y $36 picked up in the adminis- commitment001 to legislate a Hill. Wray Meade tollgate 1 Under Ontario's policy it has become reality in 2012. and Secaday Technical tradmn office First Nations Education Act Chief Montour are the key (Continued on 7) SPECIALS: Wed - Roast Beef Dinner $5.99 I Sat -All Day Breakfast $5.00( located on Hwy 6 between Jervis 8, Port Dover, . 519-583-0115 I TURTLE ISLAND NEWS I KENTENNEO:WA/ NOVEMBER 28, 2012 I PAGE 8 SPORTS TURTLE SPORTS ISLAND NEWS 1 KENTENNIMAVA / NOVEMBER 28, 2012 I PAGE 9 Sault ranks this CWOSSA win r 314,-. ./ . p as favourite - GOT SPORTS 1-NS1I1 INFO? W A R D I N C 519445-WM ' of the K-1 - s po rtBlgit ROW dials land new s.eom three [ J Neil Becker "This will be the biggest 118/G Six,. Writer game of my life." Sault said. Melia II Fallt Shortly after hoisting the all be Thinking about it for 4s4tit , Eocene...Mama Assumption L ,, as CWOSSA champions trophy and celebrating with the entire week." 11 t , teammates a beaming following the victory As- \a Austin Sault called this the sumption was forced to w sweetest of the three play the waiting game as / 1 CWOSSA wins. they will face either Wind- Sault who back on No- Lions Emmett Pun. Aunts Sault, Ryan Martin. Levi Jamieson. Tyson Erskine, vember 22nd quarterbacked Alex Armand, bits roster, Blake McDonald, keegan Quinn. Benjamin Cro- his Assumption Lions to a wd, Michael Sloan. Chris Leads. Jeremy Pinkerton. lash Toff Kristian Hodge- It-o championship against / M son. F,aek Media, AMID Thomas, Alec Sleet. Drew Thrstos, Paul Donavin, Ilan NOmI -1811180111 Guelph's Ross was busy Marlin Wyatt, Cm, Barnet. Erik Swayed Matt/teto Tait, One Rodney, Adam Y soaking in the moment of Piers., Kyle Maertens, Michael White. Jesse lionrath, Austin Ben Assumption's Jeremy .. / /eben victory and not thinking . Miller. Brady Johnson, Avian Fredrick, Steven Punt, Amin Aaron Pinkerton gets ready to - Zamora, Lucas 'gargle, Anthony Fowles. Simon Sunderesan throw area light tackle ahead to the one remaining V 1 celebrate another min (Photo By Neil Becker) during CWOSSA play j challenge which lies on No- vember 27th took control early as they againstr.by Pass. at the Rogers sot's W.F. Herman Second- Our defence also really any touchdowns Assume- make it 1,9 with still 7,7 needed only a couple of se- (Photo B Neil Becker) Centre. aw School or London's St. stepped MT- don running back Chris left on the clock. ries before getting on the This was my first time Thomas Aquinas Catholic Heading into the second Lewis was his usual slip- At that point the As scoreboard. starting so it's (CWOSSA Secondary, hall Assumption who have eery self as he consistently sore oboe defence loo over Page 9 11* (Riving the ball up ,_fieln win) definitely up there," Interestingly enough As- gone undefeated for the en- racked up vital yards as they stifled their oppo- Lions win third Sault said "At the begin- sumption has quite the his- A.R.B.. .01 " W. The season increased their throughout the gagame. nent's momentum with a straight CWOSSA ... Weak when co a umb and K sing l had too much adren- tom with WE Herman who lead to 10-0 on the We all had the drum and couple of particular big four Cohnr,vistLoewhaiswfuitmmoblecoltá aline then I calmed down. broke their hearts back in strength of a 30 yard field incentive to go out and play plays including a 0 room Page 1 0 pees only to t P ET lama This is just the best feel- 2010 by defeating them 48- goal hard and we did." Lewis Simon Sunderesan along World Karate hors. by Putt 23 in the Western Bowl. ered 'rfirne't In the third quarter it said. "The CY line was really with a key last minute in- Championships_ On the next drive from - s With this thee -peal now alls kind of ironic if we looked like Assumption pushing forward right to terception from Wyatt Mar- ',nighthawks about Guelph, eight yard Vine complete the Assumption play them again." Assump- booked their ticket into the the end, emotions were tin which at that point line Sault threw a bullet Lions have now earned the . at ILA... tion coach Raj Sank said Bowl game as Sault show- running high and I was just clinched a third CWOSSA touchdown peas to An- right to compete in -Weve worked hard and ing no effect of his hand in- praying for victory" championship. "Through a 1 Toronto's Rogers in thong Powiess. Page 5 Centre we want nothing less than fury - with Aaron What seemed like atom' the team dinners and stuff j be "We Pow Got your back pledge.. what will their second to win." felt flflnfide.-" Zuwala on a touchdown forte .< lead was quickly our team bonding has been less leaned watchedt film Atom Rep undefeated Western Bowl champ- Assumption, who were play who. increased the shrunken as 11. Ross still great." 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Showing his strong dons students who re- While Turkoski was full competitiveness Diamond A. cently were part of of smiles and praise for all quickly responded "Win- history at the World four Six Nations pupils he nine when asked what ts IMO Karate championships couldn't say enough his favourite part of corn- held in Phoenix Arizona. about Daniel who ended Wing was. in The ROAM Turkoski who is the long up taking home gold younger Diamond lqrigeo 'f! time instructor at Don sparring and a bronze in also showed to have a oAtypin, GHßNIA Y Warrener's Martial Arts kata, sense of humour as he MST Academy and president of 'Daniel has shown so admitted to taking up the Canadian World much improvement." karate because "My C A ciagpr wisoi Karate Organization Turkoski said about the brother used to beat me R44114 helped forma Canadian 14 year-old. "I looked up." - Au. MN* team comprising of young over a few times and saw Meanwhile Green who participants from around Daniel sparring aggres- has spent four of his 9 4 LOY the region who ended up sively and was thinking years practicing karate New Tf4G earning the most medals. that's Daniel," came back from Arizona Years from now when Surprisingly enough Di- the proud owner of silver karate fans look back at amond at first Mart even in weapons and a bronze Six Nations Daniel Butler. Diamond Butler. instructor Dave Tarkesich Shelve this potent 17 member want to participate in this in sparing. Nils and Phoenix Deem display that medal winning karate stance. +low Canadian team they will tournament. When asked 1 Green who also declared (Miele By Neil Becker) notice the names of Six about his accomplish- "winning" as the high- *.fe terms of karate Green thing." he said. a silver in sparing, Nations Daniel Butler, Di- meats and what he wants light is also pretty active wants to continue with The fourth Six Nations "Everyone fought hard mood Butler, Phoenix to accomplish next he away from the karate the goal of just getting winner was 23 year-old and I'm really proud of Green and Shelsea Hill as was pretty honest in de- mats. better Shelsea Hill who proudly them." Turkoski said. playing a huge role on the daring "I dont know." "I play lacrosse and 1 like doing every- earned a golden kada and ANA i,/.210".* . " team. joining Daniel was his a baseball." he said. In w ROCHESTER KNIGHTHAWKS SOURCE 322 Azgyla St. Saut0, Nag 118, Caledonia ON ette ttse Chistoms SeASCO1 Mohawk Gas a a11y[arry 0001. 01401$ A "Gitt Ce)titieolte" to "Got your back" CD1 rut rynd your favourites late into the night tIEiiihi Convenience OtneC.he Sif601( By Neil Becker until the coach finally other boys who would Sports Write called a, meeting to clear eventually become his best Recently about ISO Sixth the j air. friends. Six Nat inns Mohawk Gas & Convenience is having a draw for 2 tickets to Graders at Cosgrove Middle The most touching part Meanwhile Walters was Daytona 500 which is being held February 24th, 2013. School received a huge bullied back in sixth grade thrill when two Rochester due to his Vietnamese her- 11110.z:.; With the purchase of $30.00 gas, 10ighthawks visited to not Mate_ As a he m- put your name in for the draw. f 5 result only sign autographs but fi , forme, teacher and the Draw will be made on December 24th, 2012. talk about what is being 1, bullying soon stopped- called "We Got Your Back" Both White and Walters - is an BuRGER Also starting December 1, 2012 and running until December 12, which anti-bullying stressed the importance of 2012 with every purchase put your name in for our daily draws program. notifying parents, teachers. ol of countdown until christmas. Daily draws will start on december The two Knighthawks [ i*\ 1)111%q,.. counsellors, school pr 13, 2012 and run until december 24th, 2012. who talked about the signs O. , ," .... pies and friends if being of bullying and what to do bullied. r Opon everyday 8 am - 9pm Joe gl Stop by for your chance to win an early Christmas present from if being bullied were Following the talks these Mohawk Gas & Convenience. 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DuBURCERYA RA, EXPGDRIA was constantly bullied after Apparently White A copy of this pledge Essa gnat toot. gallenni place 1T.4 Ont p.lyt Name Name being called up from the LC scored perhaps the biggest will be on display at the to the Varsity soccer team, goal of his life when he not school and another at the 7135 Townline Road 519.445.2518 , According to White for only befriended the boy but Blue Cross Arena which of End usonFecgbaok about two weeks his team- also introduced him at course is home of the .w.¡T.,`Z-mm" !tiepin E. Nu Man mates never spoke to him lunch time to a couple of IMighthawks. 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Unfortunately for Atom marker. some time before replying ways and perhaps put to. Bam-I lam all want to try and " deals. Crafts an a " Late in period two the Rep goalie Cole When asked about what "defence" gether an ueN 4= WRIER ISLAND NEWS 1 IEPTIOIRD:Wk/ NOVEMBER DI, 1012 1 PAGE Ig SPORTS I SPORTS 1 TURTLE ISLAND NEWS t KENTENNAÓ:WA / NOVEMBER 28, 2012 PAGE 17 Edmonton's Thompson feeling optimistic heading into camp Corvairs nearly perfect as they lake five of a By Neil Becker Knighthawks for the NLL Though Is incredibly early Keenan who knows a thing transition. The goal heading into Nnu 7Ì1l!Ttit_ Spas Writer title is Thompson who will the Rush still endured a or two about talent had Besides for Thompson the ary's season opener is to By Neil Booker this shoo.. win was de- fiod against Cambridge Coming into camp Edmond be entering year two with punishing two day camp lots of glowing 'praise to say coach also had some nice have a better mauler season Sports Write, fenceman Matthew Hender- when Matt guilty who had ton Rush transition man), Edmonton. which included various two about Thompson who inci- words to say about coming and to be mote consistent It might not have been a son who showed a soft pair another blazing hot week- rena Thompson knows Thompson who scored on two. three on three and dentally also played and practicing at the SA. heading into playoffs. perfect weekend but there is of hands and great creativity end scored with only 944 that there is still some un- three goals and nine points five on five drills. lacrosse at Syracuse (ink 1 love it here," Keenan Once playoffs start the goal no doubt that the Caledo- as he completely deeked out remaining to give Caledonia finished business. last year admits that there Edmonton coach Derek versity. said "This is our third year is simple. To finish the job nia-Pro-fit Corvairs have the !Kitchener goalie before a 2-1 lead. The defending NLL West N a certain hunger burning Keenan also included lots "Jeremy has the ability to coming here and it's just a and bring home the NLL continued to make a loud depositing the winning Caledonia would hold Division Champions who within the team to go that of cardio work in getting his be the best transition great facility. We hate s lot championship trophy. finished just short of win- bold statement with their goal. that lead for only four min- L teethed further charges into game shape, player in the league," of Ontario based players "We were 30 minutes play. "In practice I'm always utes before yielding the nine a championship em- "We were all ready to g. "I'm just so excited to be Entering play this week- practicing that move," Hen- tying goal barked recent, on their Thompson who comes from here," Thompson who used .This and eventually is our third year coming here and 0'g lust a peal faclely. end Caledonia increased first training camp session Akwesasne said about the to play for the Buffalo Be. anon said about the goal. losing shoot. style. their lead over Cambridge "It was a held at the ILA. November 24/25th training dits said. "I feel pretty sore We have a let of Ontario eased players and I Wow !hey love coming here." nerve wracking Scoring the first Corvairs for first in the Midwestern Among those focusing on camp. "Last year was last but it's great to get going pine. Pal w...kie sens..." The Caledonia Gam4m wen relentless on Conference the foreeheek all weekend long as step in de- have by taking five Fatigue didn't seem to hit Conn., Murphy whoa a taking that extra year and we just to and see all the energy Keenan said. "He's learning and I know they love corn- away." Keenan said about they defeated Kitchener in a shear. and Waterloo. Their only weekend blip out of a possible six poi.. the Corvairs as they roll 16 year-old already has throning the Rochester learn from that." among the guys." to . more aggressive in the ing here." last year. T en the radar Dame on Friday night when they dropped shoot out against Riding a two game win- turn on Waterloo on goals and to 44 Poi.- Cambridge. (Photo By Neil Beaker) nine streak Caledonia, only that Sunday where they Meanwhile any cont.. weekend blemish came at needed. Tyler Nome empty ued his scoring splurge as there in the standings. shootout. things interesting with a home on November lEla netter with seven seconds he gave the Gaylord hyena Caledonia who couldn't "We tots chance to os second period goal but in when they dropped a 3-2 remaining to secure what Ness lama real show by hold onto three separate deem ourselves and we the end couldn't complete shootout decision against was a 4-2 win and most im- netting two against Micah. leads got their third goal on did" any said. the comeback as Norris got Cambridge. portantly five of six week- ener. a highlight reel short- It was definitely e super the open- netter. ELDÉRS4' Less than 24 hours later end points. Since coming back this handed breakaway from jeff Sunday for Caledonia the Risen* who was fining M JAM Caledonia found themselves "It, disappointing that we year Quit, has shown e Swift who emphatically nest afternoon as Caledonia behind the bench for an ab- Safe strategies to please your knees embroiled against Kitchener didn, get that first win," phenomenal scoring touch Pumped his fist and let out spotted Waterloo an early sent Mike Bullard had some in what was a real Corvairs General Manger 14 in only 15 a yell upon scoring top 1-0 lead before coming heavy praise for Gaylord arq-Tbis season, Cana- fevers feeling disconnected they rely on: this includes "But understanding the as- Always read and follow festive treatments are a.il- marten- with pole. turn swinging game which shelf. straight back with three first Powless Arena. dons who live with chronic from doing the things they concerns about addiction, sodded risks and whether the label on non-prescription able to help you racoon., Brian Rizzo said. 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