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Publication Title Unknown, 1993     Land scarce in Ohsweken for second stage housing OHSWEKEN - Rapid growth in Ohsweken is hampering attempts to build second-stage housing for women leaving the reserve's family violence shelter. Reva

    "Yvon Dumont was sworn in Friday as Manitoba's 21st lieutenant-governor, becoming the first Metis leader to hold the post."

Publication Title Unknown, 15 Mar 1993     Little Support for Polygreen on Reserve OHSWEKEN - Cynicism and pessimism rule as Six Nations residents try to decide whether to allow a plastic recycling company into the community. While some say t

Publication Title Unknown, 17 Mar 1993     Partial article.

    "Has anyone noticed that the governing people in Ottawa, in our name, will recommence low-level flights over Innu land on April 1?"

    "Six Nations land claims around and under the Dunnville dam might not be solved for years, even with extra staff and special attention, say federal government officials."

    "Traditional native chiefs and elders are gathering this week to forge a plan to fight changes to the federal Indian Act."

    "Members of the Stoney Point First Nation who are camping on land occupied by a Canadian forces base formally claimed the base site Tuesday."

    "Grand River Polytech is only just getting started but already it has growing pains."

Stonehouse, David, Brantford Expositor, Spring 1993     "The prison system must adapt to native culture if native inmates are to have any chance at rehabilitation, a young offender says."

Beaver, George, Brantford Expositor, Spring 1993     "It's been 20 years since my older sister Norma died."

Marion, Michael-Allan, Brantford Expositor, 21 May 1993     Six Nations' group allows contractor to get equipment By Michael-Allan Marion, Expositor Staff Dunnville - A Six Nations group is showing compassion to a contractor by allowing him to pass through a

    "The Commons passed legislation Friday designed to settle a massive land claim in the Eastern Arctic and start the process of forming Canada's third territory."

    "It's a billion-dollar racket that has created overnight millionaires while robbing businesses of sales and governments of precious tax money."

Roper, Wayne, Brantford Expositor, Summer 1993     "Smuggling cigarettes."

    "While shining shoes on the streets of Buffalo, all eight-year-old Reg Hill could think about was becoming a millionaire."

Young, David, Brantford Expositor, Spring 1993     "Bill Montour is going ahead with plans for a $15 million tire recycling plant at Six Nations- with or without community or government approval."

Publication Title Unknown, 4 Oct 1993     Seneca burial site purchased TORONTO (CP) - A native burial ground is suburban Scarborough is being purchased for $2.6 million by the provincial and federal governments. The Bead Hill National Histor

Beaver, George, Brantford Expositor, Fall 1993     "Robert Jamieson is the translator for the Six Nations Confederacy council and an expert on the ancient ceremonies. Because he is fluent in so many languages I often ask him about old Iroquois storie

    "The Ontario government has pledged $1.3 million towards the purchase of an Indian burial ground in suburban Scarborough."