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Ottawa wants to privatize t Sloant Carnival this waeft # reserve lands, major , T overhaul of native education a coming , is OTTAWA -CP-Breaking with the traditional communal 4s approach to first nations' lands, the federal government will endorse private ownership of land and housing on reserves F'F.- as part of a package of new aboriginal policies to be unveiled this spring. ,s, !* Federal officials and aboroginal- The introduction of private hous- +, leaders are also expected to ing markets for reserves, likely \f.' announce a major overhaul of the with rules barring non -natives . native education system, including from buying on -reserve properties support for a national system of would make a significant policy school boards and greater links change for the federal government. \' between native schools and provin- Ottawa intends to set up a new st cial education ministries. M-. (Continued on page 2) \ Six Nations Community Trust hands out $1.3 million By Donna Duric Trust's 2004 audit, and showcased Staff Writer a few of the community projects The Six Nations Community they funded in 2004. Development Trust Fund will be The community Trust is an entity anding out $1.3 million to 13 ten- of the Ontario First Nations Six Nations will get a taste of cultures from around the world this weekend when the Six Nations Skating - ative projects for 2005. Limited Partnership (OFNLP), Club presents its annual ice show this time taking us to different countries around the world The show n March 29, the Trust members which receives its money from. starts Saturday at the Gaylord Powless arena. (Submitted photo) eld an open house at the commu- Casino Rama profits. Its goal, say, ity hall, where they answered trustees, is to "manage the Trust to The Former AFN chief cautioned against uestions from Six Nations resi- generate revenue and grow capital ents, provided informative book - Ipperwash violence night George died, Ipperwash (Continued page 5) ets which also contained the Inquiry inquiry told al
Inside McDeal $3.99 FOREST, Ont. (CP) Former inquiry into the shooting death concerned about people's lives LocalLoral 2 national AFN chief Ovide heard Thursday. based on a call from a "very excit- Mercredi called Ontario provincial The former head of the Assembly ed" chief of the Kettle and Stony Editorial 4 ._ " ,,m' -. , police the night Dudley George of First Nations said he made the Point band. He was "extremely afraid" of Spoils 8 Ids- ' . was killed to plead for caution at call at 11:30 p.m. on Sept. 6, 1995 1F C"M AK - the tense Ipperwash standoff, the and told an OPP sergeant he was what would happen as OPP offi- . National 19 .4 "- ' cers headed to Ipperwash - _ -. Provincial Park, near Sarnia,,Ont. Camas 20 Pin -- - 1, David Ahenakew's lawyer Mercredi had no idea that as they Classified 22 spoke, George had already been Different Sandwich shot by an OPP sniper and was in Business Directory 23 tries to get tapes excluded everyday! the back of his brother's car in a Includes medium fry desperate drive to a Strathroy, & drink from hate crimes trial Ont., hospital where he died. 01> SASKATOON (CP) David Ahenakew's defence lawyer tried to get At abòut 4 a.m. the next morning, tapes of the anti -Semitic remarks the disgraced aboriginal leader made he got a call from an OPP com- I ii 1 in a speech excluded from his client's hate -crime trial as it began mander telling him there had been
1 L ' 1- Monday. a ''real tragedy." i'm loom' . Doug Christie argued that Ahenakew's speech to a conference of about " 'You called a little late,' " 282 Argyle St., 300 First Nations people in December 2002 constituted a private con - Mercredi said was his reply. " 0 74470 0455 9 Caledonia Resturant (Continued on page 18) (Continued on page 2 i
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April 6, 2005 2 Local April 6, 2005 0 Local 3 Ottawa wants major overhaul in reserve property and education INAC offers technical support to Six Nations band council on how to (COnnmmd/mmimn4 hose most do Taxpayers Federation, bad none entity, expected m be WIN. first Ile A of First Nation Private ownership would diminish ed private ownership on reserves. conduct business if procedures need review or development has came m support the divisions over homing, Rut, p - Tanis Flss director of the CTF, nations hose authority, that recently BY Lynda Pmeless long as me form of first he added. " need oto demoliti etely, gov- centre aboriginal policy change, would hale a ands aria Eduor band councils in creating real eke m; Am. Wavily run by nthis much as can. Chief < in praised Me news that Me govern- Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC))soys if ran offer technical nuke, reserves. aboriginals will make the rules and and council are expected to deer- officials are nená promoting market support to Six Nations band council Si help them develop or review council pony. Advocates argue that property mortgage decisions. The AFN also mine who gets a house and Mat's confirming for, on reserves. dural rules but three former band chiefs said rules have always been in place. ownership would allow aboriginals wan. the federal imminent to not something chiefs and councils that no new "We'd really like to see them go Mark Bni1MSGAC acting mug- mover and reader If he cant get awn 0 order* council sere- oat election code. But he said looking after the home base." to accumulate personal equity that continue funding swat housing for ever waned." will down that path because obviously `money elections unit said since Six a seconder, be can ask three don may ran take minutes. even his council operated under Montour said he is surprised to could Men he used to help finance aboriginals, both on reserves and The private owenrship idea i r- ti b e I give native Canadian more Nations has its own e'ec If there is none. n, a dad is I haven't ever been ina situation to Robenm Rules of Order. team councillors have had diffinl- included ins end within their bedew eaoe or higher arses- off rent, indisc AV1.4°o announced tion ride, it has no own I cuv But If there s mover and sewn. order staff member not to take 'The India Act council guideline ty getting access to information, in 11 also expected i would Mil land. national chief of Me draft roc n. by senior tofliciWS Near/ Ont at the uretrea she said, pointing o Ontario's Six den regulations as well . der her has to recognize i A ai r prank,) minutes "You have to remember, are the regulations set up for all particular, financial information. encourage indiviudals to FTM, said ichiefsthad traditionally working o s of announce- l o go along Nations e wen of Toronto as 'Because Six Nano is a custom Williams said Me topic does[ the staff is not working for the Indian Act councils to operate "I can't understand the reluctance ly make repairs to their servc prier wnerslup hem nerd fora special cabins retreatet olds the new poked having cur acridly created i. own oposed band, it is not subject to Section 74 have tobeon the agenda. 'It does- chief They Ph working on behalf -weer. It, a base of how things are for councillors to be able to get houses, seller Man rely on bud they s iI as undermining n aboriginal issues, sources say. Instead, aboriginals will he asked rat estate market. of 4)he Indian Act The hand council rat have to be on agenda. Council is of the council. illat's how it's sup suppose to work. There are acme- financial information. How do you councils or Ottawa for such work. Ottawas Ires, obligations to prop Native education to wan until the fall first mMisars' "I[ provides far more options rid procedure Me Indian Inn governing body. If they decide pose to be It's the coned who thins we did differently As the make a decision if can't get Me The Auditor -General has warred vide shelter for aboriginals. At the retreat, set for May 31, fed- men the next budget.- Flexibility within the communities Act) do not apply Man."them to piiut a motion to the Floor day and gives. rules on how it's council of that day we seen how information you need to reach the the leek of quality housing on "People have been conditioned to eral off usl and aboriginal groups for fund gromm.... as well as more stability, because hated, he said when the Six can put a motion m the floor. suppose to work." business should be conduct." decision. His d you know if you reams has nakedea "crisis" lea. consider communal ownership az also expected m outline their Still Vaud said he has taken under the cant system. s often Nations Custom Election Code was Agenda or rot Ile said if a councillor disagree Ile said one of the rules of conduct have the money m pay for d." the only option," he said. "Private for native education. Puller recent comments by federal off Mc chief andd council who decides Saskatchewan where is it appliedi Why are we please bring 2005 project large towels if you en took lessons born the mute,, applicants to sign Some of the projects the commoni Hoskin says the Trust's philosophy newspaper, not the province ado down the list it goes on. a notified of his anew prom cry with you] now we t like Brantford citi- Bwcial agreements to bring the Six Nations is a community vastly underfunded. licly o do sell not get coo- City council will do whams re mu does that make me an apple] total numár of flutedfaded y poets let mtr discretionary funds come fool Casino Rama and the love pennon from Me Brantford plenum loom the amer sits There are people who try to stop u. hold on Do you have questions about rental lands. Casino! back and lets Them council from their mistakes and Linda Stoats, director of Six Is it realty fitting fora band council those limited funds to pay STREAMLINE CITY (or that they ct) low HALL ode will do whatever others who try and do something Nations polytechnic, attended the the future of elementary and the bills for a private lawsuit against another bend member, band moil/ they want is just the lazy way out constructive, but they need backup meeting and asked why certain Or shoal We people involved in the secondary education for suit just pay Omit own bills, Author says QUIT spending- You say you will led them know on from you, the people. the attitude language moms were not hod. o0 We conk so. the easy solution. election day, but in the meantime that some one else can do it has. ed. Six Nations students? And that is the only question we have pm to band council. page comiwes we t 7 mink win To have a city with many hwai- come. an end. Martin said although he realized So tam sorry its not as interesting u our attics and area newspapers Wes complains of -how w can ciencies, including insufficient by- People who don't want to get that. "language retention is a prob- -^ would like believe. Prenatal aw The public is invited to hear yam ever m a viable sail when w law enforcement, lack of nee- involved make an uncaring co lem in our community," some pro- But band a councils have responsibility. the people they serve b be get more and mart uM gooey 6 West Brant and wiry commune fail. pons wan not filled our accurate- April 13 - June 1, 2005 a community presentation focally impassible and b ensure the community is not only seen in a of m the mayor, m th rtedie destruction$ of natural areas that Shame cm city council, but more /y. From 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm and to take part in discussion positive light but to keep that light shining managers, not the councillors- ca provide recreation for many. [plus importantly. sloe.. .effort. gnome Hoskin, treasurer of the Some members current regarding the ade band comma have been trying to sweep land claims being ignored] of Brantford [and safe. Trust fond, sad they Told shout ?NAM, & %tat Pores.* way the clue door envies and of a previous malts council by opening A decision mode, by the way.. Many areas of Wm city continuous- Our future is us. All of us. Not five community me gs Ian year doors, t April 15 - June 3, 2005 eying to invite the community back into its local pooh. Me very people who sand. gain Iy take a back seat . council's pet them. telling people to epee Mc MM. Draft Plan and trying. rebuild Six Nations community con and image. From 10:00 am - 11:30 am Strategic - projects. from that lawsuit [for Six Nations the coon- Quoted from Bill la Salle . IIS4 als were filled out accurately. And it needs a lot of work. Date: Wednesday, April 13, 2005 or all of our readers who have rel assumes the expenses of a McMahon. and Tom Pees-- "We could. (approve dim Isar lots Padiclpants do not need a week in Vancouver, elected chief Dave General again ruled called and asked what is gimp whole goggle of women b BEN From the Opinion page in the because of INerJJCi lob* Time: 7 -9 p.m. feathers when he publically Call for congratulated the chief who were oppo- we thank you for your interest meetings. the AFT his been not, Expositor March 18th 2005 nho, says Hoskin, they can only midwifery client. information Location: Six Nations Polytechnic tom of his Físud Inuimtions Act felling them they woo regielration. Limited protest and your suppuri. lied council that they are not Sounds like. one big happy Brant ford projects that they have the sealing. Student Centre snide manner. The remarks didn't fall on deaf ears across I, and chiefs the And we congratulate those room 11uwed . represent us. tat the County- perhaps we are supposed money for In 2004, the Trust had Tm Now. loti Oaa:grcheta roomy wondering just what is going awed Six Nations. al oommunity who rusk the time to band council wants m know what to act this way. project requests waling $25 mil- I red Sour Springs Road This tummy use to be seen as a leader in so many ways by other Refreshments Available attend last night's bad council the ARV is doing at the cast of Inver. by Alva Marlin lion, (519í 445 -4922 communities. Today, they shake their heads M wonderment at what wing and demand the 810,000.00 or mare. for 6 people "We don't even have that much > moms- ne Tire. at 1 '(8661446-4912 G became of us and so are we. Copies b: airy: in st be abo is money altogether;" says placed to the Editor In order to foster Nam But to et Letters public Murton of matters SS ix NatioavailableEducation Commission Office the record straightn a didn't tow into am meeting or private interest and "There are to be work for effecting the residents of the Grand Hiver Territory, Turtle Island going some peo- T\ Nis demardsour right. b heed. But we am asking the woo council to 9061 responsible government In ple who are unhappy." Nmlm.l'wmJ News welcomes all opinion pieces and ta the editor. simply review the decision made by a letters Letters For more information and request copy of Me pndou council to pas for pet. our community. The community agree- must be and Tom, in swan lawsuit. mut induce. and phone numbers ®a%\¡- pan, Contact the SPEC Off. 445 -1771 ment with the OFNLP, ser our five - that authenticity of the letter o toned. Tonle Island News 0 1
efts/ 6 Local April 6, 2005 April 6, 2005 local 7 Training centre graduates first automotive technician program grads By Donna Dare he is proud of the first batch or' Brantford Native Housing to build first -ever transitional home in city Writer graduating students. Staff By Lonna Dario while also helping them secure m of them aboriginal. The Ogwehoweh Skills and "I feel that they did camp Smf¡Writer their own permanent residence.. taro says the home will be open Trades Training Centre has just nal. They excelled in the BRANTFORD-By Nis time rte. BNB helps low- income aborigi- to single men, single women, and graduated its first class of auto- shop and have set the bar Ifir 91 year. anti rd NativeN Housingsing nal families by providing them women with children. H he the next batch of students to motive service technicians. says it norm. 20-bed vat with safe, affordable housing says they are sure yet whether The eight graduates of the 26- come, smarm! home built for the home- where the tenants pay 25 to 30 per the home will only accept people of week program celebrated Wei During the course, de less. cent of their income on rent or ...girt. descent. accomplishmentt with a gradua- did iss has and hads -on train- On March 31, Lloyd St. Amend, mortgage. They also help their 'That has. really been decided. tion held in the ing in bas automotive repair, ceremony MP for Brant County, announced clients develop skills and seek out There will be cultural programs Employment and hours aday,Monday Grand River eight the Govemnient of Canada's om employment opporMilin. geared towards aboriginals' building through Friday. working on Training (GREAT) mamma of $354,100 M develop Nno sari the home oral be Me Nlro says they are still looking boardroom on March 30, where vehicles brought in by cus- the much-needed transitional first of its kind. for a site for the Moe. anh grad received a certificate home. "There is no transitional Musing With the funding BNH will for completion of the come. Blake Bomber, the sole "Shelter is the foundation upon in Brantford to my knowledge" receive $70,100 to hire a project Martin. training c oral- r B for the class, said Blair Mich strong and healthy comm. All of the other shelters in the manager and an office sssistant tutor for the skills centre, says during the 26 weeks, they only gri and individual dignity are city are short- who will locate, plan and supervise
built," said St. Amend. 'That is The mamba.,I hone would the development of the house. The why the Government of Canada is allow cfrolt nto stay there from rst of the money, $284,000, will Lloyd Si I sold r loom Camay. and Chet Noa, Manager fitted to waking in gannet- three weeks to Moe years. liming be given to Ne Ontario Federation be students attended We gnedaotioneeremnny at the Ogeehoneh Skills and Trades Training Centre's ofBranrJ Satire Was,. ¡Pxoto by Dane Doric/ slip to help people who are home- Nis time, the home will provide of Indian Friendship ro At left b teacher Blake Bomberry. (Nanny Donna Daria) Centres *Magna, less and those who are at risk of clients with counselors who can purchase materials and pay con - reserve and off- reserve," said St. "Today's announcement is an becoming homeless." help them obtain employment and Mateo cons of the home Amend. import. step towards that goal. It Chet Nino, manager of Want,. permanent Fusing The Eroding cams from the fed- The Sill has created more than is an important opportunity to show Native Housing (BNH), says Ise says the statistics for home- government's National 10,000 n m beds in what is being done to look after the applied for The funding after be sot lest aboriginals n Brantford are HomelesnessHoossmelessness lull ye (NINE. shelter once it Moon needs of people in Bran. need for a home In the "over-represented."-represented." 'Thecommitment by the govern- "No Canadian should go to bed ty that would provide Ilese are ahem 500 homeless me. of C.a. g rods., and hungry m without a roof mot boor shelter to homeless individuals, people in Brantford, with 25 per genuine for ahodginab both to her head;' said St. Amend. _ e
The good news is, 'Y 1 you can get your kids vaccinated for this kind of behaviour.
Graduating student pose beside a table of brand-new wag roofs and tool box. (Photo by Donne Dark) Numberw ',miens m the class, Shane /Mom. left reed ea gft MI two cars returned for more Bomberry says, usually lasts received minim.* as gift from instructor Blake Bombe, report. oboe four years until an from Bomberry for his accom- That's a testimony to you apprentice can become plishments. Johnson says he 11114 RANG?R REGULAR C 6E1 guys," he told the during the licensed. enjoyed the program. encl.,. "Not too many shops Beverly Kick says her ,,per. "It was a big help to me. I 97,89700 1717" an boast that" ease as the only female in the learned lot" c Bomberry has 20 yea of clan was "alright" and learned Bomber, gave the group 4 peed manual, air, CD, ABS experience in the trade and s is a about cars from her dad, though few bits of parting wisdom licensed car and truck wino only the basics. She says she before they head out Into the clan. He is also working "learned quite abit' n there- work world. NOOTNW Y FORD LINCOLN _A ards a bachelor of educe- gram, and is going to look for "Always be safe. If you don't tion. an apprenticeship at e small like the working conditions, DOWNTOWN AND DOWN TO EARTH SINCE 1967 Next on the road for the grads auto shop^ [, walk away" (519) 756-4230 or (519) 753-8691 is obtaining an apprenticeship a Shane Johnson was the top He also encouraged them to with an auto shop, which student in the class, an keep learning and keep their options open. "You don't have to be stuck in Sales t.4...4 ì.ß.t * :,,}.c * i. - - a garage some place. You AUTO DEPOT Leasing Sa /w[r 1 picked up some skills you can 6a de always use, no matter what you See thew ears et: www.lyndenautodepot.0Om ow. - [NA gemmed Bomberry praised the stu- 2001 or 2001 1 dents and he benefit of the Believe it or not, your kid can die from kissing. Or sharing bottle, straw, even smoke Caw0e 0a0.1111 Cher Express 1500 ch leonteCanio program. lipstick. It's called meningitis C and sharing saliva spreads it Basically, bacteria infect the The So .t ions AwardsCo Is seeking ce They'll have a really good bons Wilma General head start They got basic bloodstream and the lining of the brain and spinal cord. Symptoms include headache. Fever. hands -on skills with modern tu EOtorRed to wham a nomination you know to Dizziness. And red, blotchy rash. They could lose shop equipment" Fatigue. A stiff neck. Sensitivity light. 411? anyone of. Y. rums... eI me. Ise community member Martin said he is happy with their hearing. An arm or leg. Worse, more than 1 in 10 who get infected die. So talk to your Poetesses strong background te Monier/ amiss. the success of the program and 7. your community and in . Promotes unity and strengthh both within the family and wishes to expand i to bring kid about getting their free vaccination Clinics are being held In r5,900 or Miss. S14.100 or tanom ILI. at falUdum cOmmuner students to , other Fist Nations most schools, for 15- to In year Call your local public health unit for more information. 7009 2003 2003 . Oemomrtats aNllO m arcerc mange study at the skills Icon. le wad wed ski bridge the gap between Name and OW Sima Inde StE Chao sluse.11401114 WM G said the Or talk Iowan. doctor, visit: mow health Aoudad. or call 1 -877- 234 -4343, TTY 1 -SOO- 3875559. Non Nat. program was "phen nal," Pouuna. positive interpersonal Mt. an. assays graduating eight ofthe stn - Mum men. Meir femoral Mau dents who rolled, wlher s Nominationon Forms can be pssbm up m the Administration ARPobase 1.1kNit other programs only graduate maw pad g normal business hours Monday o Friday Owe kw*. Mae. poem.. on= war two or three outt of o students. J 4,50 arn to CM guru the grads, muo Bomberry told Nomination deadline is Friday. April 2g. toot I'm to SWIM or M.. "Congratulations. going a14:0Ú p.m. you guys." Protecting Mono OQ Ontario 230 Lynden Road, Brantford, 7524535 ila Idle nominations will not be accepted mssThe next automotive program Tt starts April 25. 9 8 April 6, 2005 April 6, 2005 g1- Actokizrem - ...- Silverhawks 5 -3 Action from the Open Hockey Tournament at the Gaylord Powless Arena MacDonalds win Open Hockey Tournament defeating Yeil=011 The Hawks look Le lead early in the seared period Whet. from Marlin at 2:55. Jeff Pond., and LtiL" ..-7 " " Nathan Gikhdn awed the assist. ito#1: Anderson followed up Mann, goal with a goal of his own less Joan two minutes later at 4:19. Jody * OTIE Porter earned the assist. Me MOMS VMS The Hawks were able to keep , - MacDonald. scoreless in the sec- ond period and retained their two goal lead going woo the third. The MacDonalds Mall waste any tame in the thud mend tying the game at 3 -3 within the first three minutes with goals from Waring and Ryan VanSickle. 140114IS VanSirkle earned an assist on .,-.7 Waring's goal and Tyler Pelton arced an assist on 'able, ¡irk latilitt, goal. The MacIlona. were held off The Marla d left to right (Balla Oaten Anderson, Aker( Poole.. Sew MonmWe, Jeff Boma,, from scoring for neatly 10 minutes Johnny Weedon, Pete Montour, David Ing Jest Henhawk Tracey Anthony, Ryan Martin, lira H)11 )Fronglody Porter,, Dallas Anderson, Johnny Cos, Nathan Gilchrist. Derek Anderson. (Photos by 5.Martin) 2org (g2OCIZEy pURNA: PIONS until Pelmn scored what proved to be goal them Ryan h Me Snipers gets ahead of the Silverhawhs Jason ( with assists from Wayne Muir and I r, MAONAL ill fiefdom. in Saturday's. round robin game. The Snipers won 5 -3. ' - Davidson. 4 Wayne Tyler Felton, Corey Waring, Ryan YanSkMe, Rob Pelson sealed the win with a goal The Champions of Me tournament in me Jon Sikkema, Craig MacDonald, Muir, Davidson, Dennis MacDonald, Brad HA Mike Gamble, and Chris Oilman. The Ma1Donable won $2,300 and bragging right in the final eight seconds with an sssis1 Ven$ickle. By Samantha Marlin The MacDonalds and Hawks Hawks Johnny Weedon scored The IA acDonalds defeated UP. The MácDo olds won $2,300 for Sport, Reporter played their first game against each with just seven seconds left with Chippewa 11 in Le cmi- Roots to ' in first and the Hawks OHSWEKEN The Gaylord other with the MacOmaldswming assists from Pete Montour and head to the championship game. coming - for placing Powless Arena was filled with out with a 8-4 win. Ryan 'Doob" Martin Hawks lose had in third received $1000 acad. Full mews in bold) hockey for one last time Lis season After a win and a short break the The Hawks then went lot to play The MacDonalds took the lead Re... SmpIAay with the Open Hockey Tournament MacOOalds were defeated by the the Snipers and were defeated 5 -1 with 0:10 t goal in the first peri. Harpers 5 Riveriawks over the weekend with the Riverhawks 8 -3 and went so to securing the Snipers place in the od at 9:14 from Rob Davidson. I Chippewa MacDontl being named champ defeat Chippewa Chiefs 5-3 n the emi -fmals on Sunday. Corey Waring earned the assist. Lam.. Hawks 4 onto. the Hawks. last game of the day, seeming a buy sThe Hawks went an lotta Le The Hawks' Jason Henhawk P444.9nabK Soipess 15 Tomahawks Players and fans braved the winter nto Sunday's semi-fnals. Kasha.. 5 -2 n the first game of scored the equalizer with at 13 left Rivertaw. 8 MacDonalds. won and headed out to the arena n The Hawks vista a to defeat the quarter-finals defeated the seconds on the clock with .one 1 Chippewa on Saturday to watch a All day of Chippewa in nail biter. Both Snipers 5-3 to secure their spot in time shot. Derek Anderson earned Haw. 10 Tomahawks round robin play. teams remained scoreless wail 0e the championship game. the assist Mod.. Snipers 5 Hawks MarDonalds 5 Chippewa ti Sunday FUND RAISING - Rlverhawks 2 Hawks 4ti Chippewa 5 Tomahawks OHSWEKEN THRASHERS Hawks 5 Snipers CUSTOMERft APPRECIATION . MacDonald. 4 Chippewa 1 =DA g 2' Annual Dance "OLD CHICAGO" if Championship SATURDAY, APRIL 16w' !+-40 t MacDonalds 5 Hawks Special Gaut on Stanszymkow GREAT DISCOUNTS . L., MVP went GIVEAWAYS, REAL RACING CARS, APRIL 18 ^,2005 'Agra., CM1 Clues Aaron pause b Flea Jacketsr _ T- Shirts Die -Cast 0.00. ppeua T Plea. 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Leave Men League Roughnec u 16 for Ratcliq Beers and Kelusky 1:22. pulled Palidwor and sent in In firm of a crowd of 10,140 in a five-goal fourth quarr as the Mikey Montour was right behind wales night is (wing held next on the second place Reservoir fourth straight win Veltman rcplad. and Raid made Andrew Leyshon. Doyle, on Pengowth Saddledome, Calgary Buffalo Bandics rallied to beat the place Dogs at 7:30 p.m. for the dreamt.- it 5 I non with four of his own goals for Sunday with the third TORONTO (CP) _ The Toronto -2 with two bar including a power play, fired rie soh of the improved to 5 -1 at home. Rochester Knighthawks II, Mur points. Winremlkers taking on the onsldp. Rock are rollin'. Colin Doyle penalty shot. Manning, Driscoll game and 32nd of the writs For rizoa,7 -6, Dan Dawson had Friday in the National Lacrosse Carl Hill and goaltender Nell 1 cared five goals in 16-10 vain and Doyle then scored in 137 make it 1110 at 8:20. four goals, Cory Bombeny two,
T I a over the Calgary Roughnecks it 5 -5 Bomber, racked up three -- Senor by Me end afar Defenceman Phil Sanderson Men and Par Maddalena,, Jonas Dirks, Tavares,. leagues leading scar- piece while Dwight Longboat before an Air Canada Con. crowd quater broke free to take Manning pass Craig Conn and Lindsay Plunkett -I earned two goals and one assist. of 17,141 on Friday night It was M1DOmld and Josh Sanderson to score at 11:33, and Shearer rone each The loss dropped the Trevor "Porkchor Johnson got Toronto's touts straight win and exchanged goals in the second padded Me lead at 1208 when he Sting into third place behind the 1 one goal and one assist for two improved best quarter to make it 6-6 at halffime. capped the scoring.y Colorado, 8 -6 points. Vince Longboat earned Iwo record rig e National Lacrosse Toronto 1. up 31 -I16 on the shots Calgary Roughnecks best Calgary was 5 -for -5 and Arizona ffifilniT5 points with his two assets. League a4). counter. Palidwor w at this best Arizona Sting le to bold onto 4- for -8. on power plays. The Crn_ 7 Steve Born.. finished the night roe o he'd soon become human 010 place Roughnecks rarer Mau . yi.ldn with one assin. once again. CALGARY (CP) M Calgary edge. Curtis Palidwor earned the 11t.IL1 Daryl Squire and Tim Martin led Toronto jumpedm ahead 9 -6 by Roughnecks inched closer to colons win. } M the R0120 with goal scoring the firnthree goals of the clinching their first National ('ales., its defence dilated by . and threesassists a piece. Scott third yuan Lacrosse League division tale injuries, had lost two in a ere r, scored twice in a roar ',coated' Courtney followed up Wilson short-handed from the Sunday including a 16 -10 setback in span early in the fourth quarter to with three goals. ArwiLroÑ edge of the crease, Driscoll with Ted Dowling scared four goals in Tara.a on Friday and an 18 -16 ie the scare 8 -8. z Jake Hen2awk scored two goals a long shot, and Wilson thanks to mer Arizona, keeping shootout in Phoenix the previous A.J. Shannon and Wan Tea, win tel_ I and one assist while Adam Skye s nifty cross-crease Doyle pass the Snip from gaining ground ort weekend. the eventual game -winner, added i scored twice. h a power play.. them It was 3 -3 after one quarter, and ingles for the Bandits before Bill Suns cored a goal and one GIRLS Aaron Wilson three goals the Roughnecks weren't going Calgary (9 -5) has two games left Calgary scored Me first five goals Rochester's John Grant reduced the assists while single bye. cam Chris Drisclollhad two and Blain away. Kelusky and Toth scored - against Buffalo and Toronto at offre second quarter .,pill ahead sad to 10-9 - from Justin Lee and Ryan Manning, Josh Sanderson, Mat before the end of the third quarter, borne, where it rarely loses. for good. Mark Steen, s added an empty WKEY Shearer, Jim Veltman, Rust and Kandy dropped a shat over Because it won Me season series The at halftime remained five ener with 12 seconds left to pre - "Gory- Nebo.. HATOURNAMENT gars Kerb Ras roe a to Kruger and Phil Sanderson capped goalie Bob Natwns right shout- . tint Arizona (7-6) and Colorado goals at 9 -4 and Arizona would get wrve the victory for Buffalo 19 -5), reamplm.b1 in with one each. der tiea it 9 -9 at 1.36 ash 18-6), itAneeds only one more win no closer than within four goals the which moved past Rochester (8-6) The second place Reservoir Dogs Josh Sanderson had six asists an fourth. to take the division tide and, most rest of the way. and into sole possession of second took on the third place Three sir Notions Girls bring home gold Manning mid Veltman five each. Kruger ached Palidwor twice bye,. ntly, a first -round playoff We didn't match their energy in place in the East Division, one windwdkers 11 run may with The Rock obliterated112 10 -I before planting the ball into the ash bye and home -Boor advantage for the second quarter soli Mm's what game behind Toronto (33). The Roberta Martin, Holly Smith and Jesse Brant SixNations helped the win and Fame at the champ, fouMyuarter tie by sc ng the of the Calgary net fora short-hand- the division final. happens when you're outscored 6- Rock best Calgary 16-10. Warriors Carl Hill a check to Me head Sunday nigh l4 Bran? rd lee Can Intermediate 'A' hockey team win roe Ile arm onshipwith all- ',win. girls last six goals. ed goal. Howard offset it with a "Need like to win the division said Sting coach Bob Hamlry. Tavares, Steenhuis and Dolby e rood three asslan in the pMy The Warriors won in we final Hamilton Girls' heyuwere r in Il.mano. ihrs gase weekend `nearer. Tan nmur(1G) and III Hill Tracey Kelusky and Lewis Ratellff power -play goal 28 seconds herb because Mat's one Ming we haven't "This hum but well move on. Powless each had two goals and minutes of Me game Maya.'era near Sunday's championship (Photo (2.°71,,'''')'',,,, bar Weir area They ire cluding ony m 110.161 led the nigh[ wits foss cored three goals each for th make it Ire.. done yet," said coach Chris tall "We have to. You can't dwell on two assists for are Bandits. by Samantha hope mob in We F..n. rear.. be championship polo for the Reservoir Dogs. r Rougcmks, 8 -5, who are in The Rock switched into high gear "We've won the championship, the bad things." al.r scored twice, while Shannon, Marlin Replacemems Sunday nigh) and Yea Game in defeating Bias err 1-2 Roberta Mme MVP won The Roughnecks can win the divi- Rich Kilgaur Thomas Cal Smith and ClayY Hill scored neck -and -neck battle with and scored the next six goals to but we haven't the West. 1d More Sport. R Turner narrowly came away with a win, rieb oMy loss. The Ire Can also wonaa gold medal ad' roe Bronn rd goal and one ass's a piece. Colorado for leave the Roughnecks In their dust. "It would bay and would be sion when Buffalo visits next added single, Jason Crosb0e SIX NATIONS The Iroquois fighting back from a three goal one Walren Gvinci Women's Hickey tournament and silver medal in the - Russ Davis gat two helpers. first place in the West Kama Doyle started Me decisive rally nice to have that week of rest to Ramp Gipped in sana. ergo. bar Lacrosse Men's League finished up deficit late in the third pence fora foot Provincials leiern Mississauga. /Pboni Dakom Brantl Henhawk Squirt and ream Howard, Kaleb Toth, Bred with power -play goal at 505. practice and focus on the playoff "Mbar in the Champion's . Jim Joe 's fuss round of play offs tat 12 -10 win. Evans led the way ooasIle- Dermis VanEvery, got one goal MacDonald and Andrew Bier Calgary coach Chits Hall stood on gam Cup game las iseason aid roll swrc the Iroquois Warriors Nick Skye, Cory Bomberry, Craig night wits 1 Tracey Kelusky added three goals, be in a tough bathe fornapalm ly with two goals and five assis. piece and lilt VanEvery, Mad added one each. his bench and applauded in a sur- to the championship game Whim, Chris Hill, Paul Hill, Jason will be a for Rochester. Grant, Mat Giles and Jim VanEvery Greg Toronto plays at Philadelphia on costae reaction to the referee á call Lewis Rarcliff, Andrew Biers and position back east m it and Delbyo Fowles Atkins against the Reservoir DogsHenhawak Toth two each and Kyle great tes," said Hall. Ken Millie each added pair of. Garn'w and lake ...ink earned 42y HERBALIFE. Saturday night Calgary is at horn that left his team shoo -handed. Kat Warriors win halloo compete ann. ble make h t the game f.4 ® ERB reeve late goals as goals while Ryan Effort had single helpers. against Mau (7 -5) on Sunda When Josh Sanderson set up Goundrey, Bad MacDonald, Jeff Tavares tiro in 'unship leaving the Waniors 'seven men Bandits upend -coke the other. Due to the Warriors Cup being dwms b.cIane tea mix can be savored arrow to Modeski and Jason "'mar one Knights me first place Iroquois Warriors short. It includes tne 111 eee.e 9 -5. BUFFALO, NYE (CP) end at the Iroquois Lacmase Arena Ia ref e 2a0 thy Calgary previously lost And SrGa each for the Roughnecks, last place lush led the night for the held klea lY' took on the Pow!. 01102 of green tea, making Ogilvie and Deem Piny to sea 1101n rah rt of a netne weiightt management program. EV, dairy á s New Directions Group trog chlefawooa Road. P.O. Box 150 and 1 to an e sodas. 1 Sat. Apr. 9 Six @ 3 Divisions Nations Wolves Hamilton Bengals 8:00 am Come cheer on your II 5 Sat. 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Protect yourself and your fatally from the Inc . Reduce health professional. Both men and women should also role in private enterprise, a workshop on economic devel- S through healthy living and policies Nat protect the pub- between I I s. and 4 pm. Check discuss screwing for colon and recut cancer. opment held last week was told w I Iic. Take the following steps to reduce your risk ofdevel- your skinregularly and report anytcbanges to your duc- ophg cancer 6. Visit your doctor or dentist if you The workshop, entitled Six Chiefswaod museum and econom- a weir a change is I. Beano -smoker and avoid second -hand smoke. your normal mart of health. Natiom Synergies Strategy in ited le development- k 5. Follow cancer screening guidelines. For women, dis- different band departments and She said band council needs to .i - . and a day. cuss Pap tests and breast exams a 7. end ane I. 2. Eat Orono lo lone, of vegetables fruit mammograms. with Follow health safety work instructions at home government employees who work determine what role economic 4 Choose high fibre, lower fat foods. If you drink alcohol, health For men discuss testicular exams at work when using hazardous materials. in dertments associated with development will play In the eom r professional. limn your intake bone tom drinks a day. and prostate torn one with economic development to the mussily. Band staff along wall local organs wines and few eo,ines, members mar lave week in a two day nerMboy When Ryou want to know more abou brat riming ressim. along wit a -Br was dear at the meeting, k oppemebes Meommnin(pbmm by Edna Godd a /. 3. Be physically active on a regular basin cancer, all the Chadian Cancer Smteá few bu+trc people rsaid they don mane waned and every other bus from council on what their role departments to get future funding i^ This will also help You maintain a Healthy r S 3;''.. Ì toll free a 1 888 919-1333,. emal h was funded by Ontario Native m own moms ness person here" is. Hoskins and the meeting MAC }io 1 in'oa)ctsca .can body weight er.o a visit Affairs Secretariat (ONAS). About 16 people including three Fre said he was m impressed with h mammy of Six Nat oils .ddu g erg - finding rules and e« 41?1441y rTi, re. Newa Canada Economic development manager hand multi Idea employees from Me workshop. Ile said they dos- Economic development dollars art communities w have to provide Cm st Hoskins said she thought omit develop Two cussed development of Me Glebe, tied up in mortgage on nor former AO economic development plan in u01, the two day workaap Nay0. Rivers, GREAT and the former property. "1 told them before they Grand River Mills building order to get funded. We would like to thank our Sponsors for making this page possible. well. There wereelmwere of ideas gem- y of Brantfod Chris Friel, even Ih rh about messing with The Garlow said the Oneida Industrial Lewis Steals Jr., told her, he hoped Park should be economic develop that ...tole reason for the meet- ' "number one prior y. To ing but that instead some kind of FARMER'S GAS get that building full action would be taken. r ( Sit N Bull MOHAWK The building :all unfinished. Garlow said she agreed with BAR & BAKERY Three or Lour objectives came out S,nuTStarts , are changing. Variety of the meeting, participants said. Pmme business is going to hales woo mort 3783 Sixth Line ROCK Those objectives included; sup- more prominent here Pma bust tecon,e, o5,555, Baia. ON porting private business, mono,. ass i doing alo for aloe cam (905) 3952 1" LINE ing the Oneida Business Park, nay lied willing bibelot more so 765 -2356 1- 800 -593 -0127 I exploring development of Six we need to work with Mem," she OPEN oavs NE 7 mm ro Tnym (905)768 -7SS2 Nations, plebe lands (519) 445-2851 7 dove a Meek I M` adjacent to said Brand and promoting forestry Garlow said Casino Rama funds J as centre of knowledge on the into the community should Af nren,bers !lee business community bracer economic idem al a two I.Ntelep held el the Six Carolinian for. be redirected towards economic Nations fiurum last week along with band muneiNors and local urganiwlmas. Garlow said any strategy, "has to development, recreation and Ian- ,`ets 14.6, Boos CRAFTS, SMOKES Ì RA be results based." gunge and culture. 7'&rdbe ewe crated now with ONAS, attended the two Otthe property, you better talk to Garlow said shed rather nor eery Other items under discussion CP 6 &TAMMY SHOP BENNETT She said her department Seat- day workshop. the Mohawks," Curley told them. uric development play a different included taxation and business Etna g VANS Foros waot net rwew ,A "Bud gell 441 -4608 Mg on an economic ...proem Soy Barry Hill was e, "lt /e) aware He said o maim. why Six role., hope trey donee,* a sup. taxes. Councillors Roger Jonathan, AFFPROASI AND UM,. INSURANCE strategy for., Nations and the taking suggestions from those Nations was t going after porting role. The co unity is Dave Hill, Chris Martin attended. rl 28 Main St. N. workshop, held in mnjunctian with gathered on how to generate more Brantford Charity Casino for lease well developed in temps of services MAC Onoio Region Economic Phone: 40 New Credit was held to get !these business. in the community. pryments. m_h sitting on our for businesses. Someone. level- development director Ken Jacobs (519) 445 -0719 tiagersoilte, ON from "the stakeholders in the coin- Local businessman Ron Curley Iced. They encroached on our land. opulent should be more of a refer- said wayMAC is defm'aly changing 105N (hie /.SINN Road .rt Poortse 114. rest. 3111....1 anlry° said he "crahea °the meeting. Even Ne former mayor, Chris Friel ill service;' the way it provides economic s Sour Spi,rP. aaaarenmN._s (905) 768-3384 She said public sessions will also Ile said be was disappointed to see was at this meeting. He knows She said they should reconsider development dollars b amoral. 191445-1830) J be held. She stressed the workshop so few business people at the meet- Mat casino is on our land. Why giving mail. our to help private ties. was just to Mar ideas not set any- ing. are, w ing after the province business. "Economic development He said without a plan N place for thing in stone. 'These are just ideas "It was all orghizatium and staff for lease payments and a po.on of use to give grants." 20062007, funding will not be 4-101 Dave r YI Gale's i Levac and we want to take tope tom people and few business people" that casino's money" She said they overt developed a approved. MARTIN I ®!ace uoiry o rsehes and g their Curley "I was) need. That Curley said he told the meeting he oga on what is available at Sic 'This is transitional year. We will Member Of Provincial GRE g Tur;'she N,,,en asked why a noel was m the former had concerns because Six Nations Nations for any budding meek,. be holding workshops on what it's Parlidntenl - Bmtg TRUCKING & tle Island N repotler . s development commis- tourism appears to be headed by ru "They definitely need info, all about We are providing a draft 100 'e Native asked to leave Me meeting. on.ol was involved in tourism. I Brantford interests. ''Our tourism is moon on the community. They Manana template for communities Constituency Office EXCAVATING Owned and Operated She said economicae development ova a business. Economic devel- all being handled by Brantford. don't have a marketing package of M follow' (519) 445-2659 ONSWEKEN P.o.(ON (519) 445 -0919 I funds forestry, tourism and opulent On this community does Everytiting is in Brantford. Wire Six Nations if someone wanted to Ile said over the past 15 years n=nRalson, x long Distance 1- 888-577 -0022 ssie.w k amae425 sending all the tourists to set ,.Moat. here." JNAC has provided $800 million in 519) 445-2904 -S, S'as. print eUleva .art .vr..<.Wwn..1>.a,.. 1x:21'line Brantford. We aten) d ing any- She said, 'they need to have a did- unity economic development I Ming m bring has here," he logue with the business commune- funding of it his no retard of how WANT A YOUTH said. ty" She said Six Nations Economic the funds were used Curley said he also questioned Development needs to hold a Six Parr of the noon for the charge r CENTRE ? ?? what the economic development Nations only meeting. is we end /difficulty tacking the BOB HOOVER SIX NATIONS opp- BEERS l d'"lh.y ant has been doing. The two day workshop was held funds and in some instances the tbyd SC Maid & SONS LTD POLICE IF SO COME OUT 'They talked cola private bust- with New Credit Hoskin said Me funds weren't used for economic Mein]. of Parliament for MO m,. I told them M stay the hell only way they could get funding development" Brant 662A Hwy. #6N. & JOIN US way from private business. from ONAS was if more than one Funds were Bowed directly to band Constituency Office ON oft 1979 4th Line, Council shouldn't be involved to first Nations CommunityI benefit- muncils. Caledonia, mlorár Ónn riV1119 ate business. They haven't had led from .Friel was present to But he said some aalo,. o b (905) 765 -2627 Ohsweken, ON Share your thoughts, ideas & expertise in the 76H100- Fax: 515.7618122 good modal al. The only Ming oversee ONAS have excellent examples of success -4133 e -1114: sl,unal(. Pul.gt.r':t (519) 445 planning of a youth centre. that made money was.. stuff that we Local bailor Lewis stain with economic development ven- (51914454191 O'IISI gm'dSI,mlmttta LENNOX We need your help if we arc going to succeed. old when we had a public econom- Ir., told the meeting a business noes. He said Akwesasne lakes the is development none. We assmplaiun has been formed local- position of providing support to Its time to make the youth our Cl priority. bought stock and set up s Tadtaem. ly private business and has been sue- Everyone is welcome especially youths! They sold Me stock and made Ile wanted m know; how active cessful. 1 r money off it" council and its departments are in "At Six Nations Me GREAT group r 1 PHARMASAVE & Ohsweken r tom, Food refreshments will be provided. Elvers Garlow, director of proc.eme. and purchase derma has been very successful and is an m- Health Centre tea` GREAT, said she Nought anyone us. from local busmesa- excellent example of what can be Speedway OHSWEKEN ne ^¡L NEXT MEETING DATES: involved in business or jobs should He asked if council and its depot- done." op have Mend.. provided n then said communities do s, April 21, 2005 @ 7:00 pm In the Band Council repel Ile most who Wahta Variety 5,, Amazing Prices! Chambers She said the message was loud and tender' g and how many have success. economic develop- rave. .rt clear, "that economic development, local hone. involved and eo projects have found a war to Convenience SaCSim Su. Is 10, May 19, 2005 @ 7:00 pm in the Band Council r a department of council should what is council's rode n private keep the polio the of the bust Brantford 5 Varadi Ave. Chambers rim be creating business., but just business, ,ma Some have separate New, (519) 445 -0550 Simcoe 14 Argyle St. For more Into: Contact Levi White he in a supporting role" Putting together an economic stray- rated bodies o boards" the CMeaewa,N md She said the emnomtc develop- egy mount for all Ile said new proposal based pro- © @ Ill) 519 445-4077 or (W) 519 -445 -0392 meat officer needs to get clarifies- band s economic development gums have been developed. d 16 0 Turtle Island News - Local Section - April 6, 2005 0 Turtle Island News - Local Section - April 6, 2005 17 e REZAMART a I& SALE PRICE $5.00 sale. f/erLta I, me " provement me - proueme i Wednesday April 6" - 11^ All winter coats '5.00 e I All clothing '5.00 to your builder Six questions ask Spring perfect time for home safety check SALE Wall Paper 50% OFF l 1u new home been rated 4. 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(CP) The Haida Nation says it bas Mudd in Minnesota school shooting... not for creating conflict all the Fede of Saskatchewan Second World self and his people, meaning it "It's large quantity of cut timber from Weyerhaeuser for alleged Kalif RED LAKE, Mi.. (AP) _ The mattes was chimed in deral place " Indian War without can't be used mile prosecution of over the Nations. Red Lake tribal chairman said court with conspiracy. Federal to explaining why he a hate crime. The Saskatoon S2rPhoenix the conference was supposed a "We hope we can use this money to get hospitals here ... land] all our Friday he ar not resign, unless authorities have not confirmed the in reporter who taped the converse be on issues surrounding Firs[ thinks . "The communicafous have be that._ schools are in debt bemuse lay been funded like everywhere else the public urges b' as leave a nd repo4, cithm his juvenile status. that his Nations healed records and consent Christie argued other. Man private a merlames Parker, testified t in the province:" said Chairs., president of the Caned of the Heide Note proclaimed his con innocent ream sad he has taken time oft ache was right in Ahenakew's forms required for treatment. that the confers any in a dons.. Christie told oprovW cial N on. of involvement dad, from hisM1 job since his son, arrest face. But Ahenakew, 71, talked about ence w much I court Judge Marty Irwin, xi will support language and youth programs and help out recre- shooting rampage n the nat. 1 bu[ remains in with staff from treaty nights to like Me upcoming 'J realize it is, peer gs, a process But Ahenakew said he didn't see it. everything ational gram retiene 14 every day. Ile said he's had support for chaos of exclusion unique to ibis section "Maybe he has big bands,' international0 terrorism. Poet' The seized timber is a resultIr of the Haida claim that are, dl.rsran only Ming my son is guilty from the tribal council and the tape. an tugsnewdisc.- of the álmlrel Code." A.A. mid. pounds ertiaged Matakcw violated live of Me six provisions they agreed to in a 2002 accord of Ths being friends with Jeff a eommunity, including abed 300 e- B and Parker agreed peed, his fine on the that its dire.. , David Ahenakew says he had no AI.. .. podium a between the Haida, forestry workers and Weyerhaeuser. t Weise;' said Floyd Iourdain, mails mostly encouraging him to idea he was being taped cana Met the 0. 0. of the comma. he s of a "black- ana and mivat r- "Weyerhaeuser was going in and grabbing whatever they could on chairman of the Red Lake Band of remain job. _ .. re private told a reporter flat Jews were a interview, bee mailing" of First Nations people ataµ their out the dun said G j eaw. "We had a contract reth them Chippewa referring to Me lrvyear "lf the people of Red Lake deter - Ahenakew said that it didn't feel and need[ P Nations lead "disease" and he never figured his and they broke Haida have seized several bar J other old who authorities said killed nine rid. it's time for c o move on. "ne f $ way when he was being asked ership for tolerating Rani rase would be published Mat it her still arneting mnrrg ..I W.ng cypress, cedar and hemlock said people Mach 21 before shooting then)wwill." he mid. leaders we from now on countered that The former head of the Assembly questions. 'The elect G j himself the munity s high of First Nations and member of the I duel classify that as an inter May better be wzmom, he said while reporters K bar, N.B. man dies m canoe capsize hoot .1.4.....* lucky I am not chief are Ahenekew flop, Pardon lr Order of Canada took Me stand at view, not one bit. It was a con- "You're just Amid aortae spoke a meeting alto s it- 1Nad arl146$N.B.(('l3 A man from then Riveriear First Nation fronta66461 Ahenakew said. "I because wed be rawer night no on invited to the provincial court m that the ow deid. his hate -crime. vial Monday in sup- shna dsnng the Saint Johnoe Wednesday. Lake School Board to discuss Dow have never been interviewed like Ilc claims b be a close personal meeting where the pope will be judge allowedusome o sit in the when e61 t°dec are erei.t but ouro port of his defence lawyer's appli- John Joseph tooth.. 47,4J, died ones his ten tipped over near ante that In my babes.. friend of former prime m chosen, they were , box. rcimSMO we cation to have the tape of the con - rat prisoners Kingscm wAtrnthesam meeting,seenF a tribal mere ...noon In Me process of determining Jean Clnetien and that aboriginal to the conference. Christie opened the day by object - polka o046, said the FBI the outdate sad his sons racer wad thrown out m evidence. younger and a 21.9861 old male relative were finning at the time. The wheMer the tapes would be medicine can cure cancer. Christie tried o show that de not to Me fact Mat 15 seats were abhor 30 eolaats t. "I and not know it was going to younger men made it to some while Sebattis, who was wearing a computers from the Mowed into evidence, rue judge Ilc refers to the Unit. States and area was not welcome at the cm- reserved for reporcers rowing the computer Friday and that beat ,lot of twists become international inside.," clung o a price ice. . floater jacket of I watched a video of Ahenaken's Israel as "bullies" In the woad and fete. but organimr Darlene trial. searching them and to tad tragedies and hope and down the 1.6,A Ile. taking blob and m for evidence of Arrnault testified that at least one the by t na m AM that s n will , But judge responded saying rise chunk of ice down Me river. His body was fount five kilometres online contacts m.m wden+ reporters was OK'd by Hole ally and h win e the media is one of the ways ban - anitb He mid classes should not resume NEED A GOOD VEHICLE? FSiN leadership. puera, in the legal system is mil authorities kro whether a. Sett e ry can 1 - Is investigating die Bankruptcy? Saskatoon Ream x feed hen cone rue younger man ever WINNIPEG 1f) The Chief Medical E kds IN Caps De Wayne bs 16 ycarold son, Louis pk mrtuding 046., 241 oo °/O Near fy h remarks. deed of a Sandy By FirarNation man hours after he had been sent erected u beef of the FSM in Ahenakew wiled home from the emergency room in P la Divorce? 100% Th., 9MaB . darecord 10 Yeah ß Guaranteed Approval Northern Ontario First Nation sues Ottawa laws. a ' and NW Ilene in Several residents of the reserve . k, me northwest of Portage Or We'll Pay You served Bad Credit? mitred wait, he s say his dead is a tragedy that Illustrates a long- standing problem with "reed six I a chief of 1M Assembly to office No Credit? $1,000' million of thin Buy First from 1982 soI they receive at the hospital. over promise build band ESTABLISH YOUR CREDIT WITH t'hri trying get the upe of ne Nu named a member hi the Martin Richard left behind a four- year-old son when he died March THUNDER BAY, Ont. (CP) _ A approved so the community could said a ministry lawyer Is examining GENUINE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS APPLY ONLINE OR IN PERSON Iha conversation enclot. mwell. work of coda in I9] this 10 of pneumonia and heart disease. northern Ontario First Nations offer all im services in one Place he s and ,bard - 1, the new community, retry ca erst der of work a tuber v United Sandy Bay residenü said Richard had been suffering chest pain and mom Indian and help wiry nofurth«ero- SELECT FROM 1999 . 2005 CARS, TRUCKS, VANS, OR SUV'S' Ile', had gone to the emergency mom two tee days in Now, mcludiryi fo what it says was a broken he mid. me. on while Me beam, before Ahem.. trial charge) whin n. tad tf tl under rht of Me once by ambulate. Each time he rat home. promise to troy for a new band At a vid.laped mating in August the courts. "Taking it one step further YOU'RE APPROVED, GUARANTEED! a C'.s' World Indigenous tPeoplea Council. ( ode that prohibits tie wilful pro- es s, Io They sert him away with cough medicine and an HI.,," said administration office.. 2002, Nault told gathering of The community of 300 people was First Nation has filed community and other moved to its current location, about 240 King George Rd. ,1 of hatred aged an Wee- Indian rndi Ment In Sandy Bay resident Wendy Mousse.. lust hours after he dis- Neskantaga leaders 720-0064 was dead. Ned Walker, a statement claim agairret the Mar. Affairs representatives, I 280 kilometres north of Geralfiton, BRfM11 (across from Food Basics) fable n group. 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Some of these skaters were young skaters when the club first started. The Dream Catchers are a Pre -Juvenile t Skating Team . This team is made up of skaters age 11 and under. They have competed in 3 competitions this year Most of the skaters have never skated on a team before. They placed well winning a Bronze medal in Brampton (there were 12 teams in this category) Special Guests this year include one of the coaches in the club ,Suzanne Corupe who just returned from Charlottetown PEI with a gold rl medal in the adult interpretive event. She will be skating in the after- noon show Other guests are the Ice Men who an all male non -profit - comedic preci- J sion team made up of national level competitive skaters who volunteer their time to raise money for breast cancer research. The club is also pleased to have Erin Scherrer age 17 who is a member of the Skate Canada National Junior World Team. She placed well at the Canadian Championships placing 8th in th Senior division. There will be skaters from the club aged 3 to 14 who will be performing as some in group numbers as well as soloists r tz G ri N 11 E ' r i ij 1 J e- - L 2 { ol