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Nations man at a construction site Between five and 10 Six Nations in Brantford's northwest end, people have been camped out at the things have been pretty quiet. end of Fen Ridge Court, near the I But they could heat up again later Kingspan Insulated Panels con- this week, when a handful of Six struction site, since July 11. A r . V` Nations people plan to force a shut- teepee that was at the site was t lEFiICA + " down of the Hampton Inn con- pAh' (Continued on page 3) * EFENCE LEAGI ION NNUAL BORDEA CROSSIf Ontario appoints new rep to !,~'OUNOED ì RICKARO IN 1926 BY 111E -LATE CH1F1, "'7 r Six Nations talks it ir TORONTO- A man who r helped create the Territory of r1 r amfromfrofrfr Nunavut in 1999 is now On- iJ A tarios lead negotiator in talks a-.. t: 1114111111141 to settle Six Nations f.") land claims. took place this past weekend with a large Six Thomas Molloy, who was Canada's The 81st Indian Defence League's border crossing celebration Nations component that had been missing in recent years. See story on page 4. (Photo by Edna Gooder) chief negotiator in the Nunavut Tito talks, replaces Murray Coolican, who retired from the position Mohawk activist 'shocked' police tapped (Continued I 2) on Thursday. ,... fro lawyer brother's phone Inside M By Colin Perkel home and tell him," Brant said. Evidence that emerged at pre-trial i'm lour it - PRESS He obviously couldn't believe hearings for Brant revealed that Local 2 THE CANADIAN Ontario Provincial Police used Editorial 6 t 't C TORONTO -A Mohawk activist at it." wiretaps to eavesdrop Sports .9 AL' Angus the heart of a blockade that forced Greg Brant was a band councillor emergency a with the Tyendinaga Mohawk First on four people, Brant, his brother , Visit Six Nations .12 the closure of major Ontario a two friends. r ; Careers 18 I highway and rail line last year said Nation near Deseronto, Ont., and and Classified 22 Tuesday he was dismayed to learn school teacher who became a Of those, only Brant himself has Business Directory 23 4 provincial police tapped the phone lawyer. been charged. Price $1.25 i of his brother, a prominent and Shawn Brant said his brother's ap- Use of emergency wiretaps need for court ap- tt well- regarded lawyer. proach to resolving land claims has negated the negotiating table across proval, Daily news updates aN- In an interview, Shawn Brant said been at the would never www.theturtleislandnews.com his brother Greg had never been from government representatives, something he said .Y in the land not on the streets. He said he could- have been granted in his brother's involved any of -claim 01> . J protests that coincided with a n't understand why police dragged case. n6' national day of aboriginal protest him into the protest situation. "There's no judge in the area that in June 2007. "We're on opposite sides of the would have signed a warrant for a "I was actually completely fence on many issues," Brant said. tap on my brother's phone," Brant 282 Argyle St. shocked and it was difficult for me "I don't share his political be- said. 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Highway 54 where when, off duty, h meen)mp Cherokee spotted Soave a residence on Sixth the driver s placed under rat We're streaming native news all the Line Rod by driving through a ditch Saturday (July 19) Charged impaired is Local a time! driver kith miry William Errol Hill, 271111 was released The v then almost rt rock collided with amuck on the roadway and nearly hit en a promise to appear in Brantford taboo i a pedestrian. arrested Fantino tells Brant "your world will come crashing down! Wyvadde lar Donna In theuarnatptb Fanon tellsfmm he shwld elver be Ir suas on the day (Continued from film, las alto frai' donna of action, Protesters, calling for help to shut down hotel development ably havedledon him.mign but Fandno will do "everything l can within your Brant is facing nine dag. Mc- lime 29,.'007 that Ikd,. oral hen. 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