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Brantford Expositor, Fall 1993     "It's been three years since Cam Martin decided he wanted to be a teacher."

    "Plans to start a native quota system are unconstitutional and could jeopardize any attempts to negotiate a local solution at Six Nations."

Smith, Christopher, Brantford Expositor, 6 Aug 1993     The Story of Red Jacket The story of the great Seneca chief Red Jacket is told in this year's Six Nations native pageant beginning tonight near Ohsweken. In this scene, Red Jacket's wife, played by C

Roper, Wayne, Brantford Expositor, Fall 1993     "It's a jurisdictional nightmare."

    "Norfolk County was booming tobacco belt long before the arrival of European settlers."

Olver, Lynne, The Sault Star, Fall 1993     "The Indian Affairs department called for immediate action last September to clean up water contamination on the Mississauga First Nation reserve, but has done little about it, a native chief says."

    "The azure waters of the St. Clair River - which residents of the Walpole Island First Nations rely upon - carry a "constant chemical attack," according to a federal report."

Beaver, George, Brantford Expositor, Fall 1993     "Ken McQueen, the national affairs columnist for Southam News recently told a story which bears repeating. It strongly hints that the aboriginal peoples claims to an inherent right to self-government

Young, David, Brantford Expositor, Fall 1993     "The Chief of Six Nations band council doesn't know how Onondaga Township can oppose the band adding land to its reserve."

Publication Title Unknown, 15 Sep 1993     Excitement grows for city film-maker Brantford artist Shelly Niro is definitely underwhelmed - for someone who's film is showing at one of North America's top film festivals. At least, she's trying t

    "Members of the Six Nations community will hold the second annual spiritual gathering at the Glebe land behind Pauline Johnson Collegiate this weekend."

Strachan, Ken, Brantford Expositor, Summer 1993     "This is a book review, of sorts. But before I get into it, I must declare all my conflicts of interest."

Publication Title Unknown, 2 Dec 1993     Natives saluting special UN year Dec 2 Local and national native performers will be showcased in a celebration of native culture and talent Friday night. The Spirit Lives - an evening of entertainmen

Young, David, Brantford Expositor, 8 Dec 1993     Natives' land claim may block development By David Young, Expositor Staff The city's attempts to put a trunk sewer line across the Grand River to its northwest industrial area may have hit a snag on

Smith, Christopher, Brantford Expositor, 11 Dec 1993     SCHOOL OF TRADITION Ohsweken school reflects native culture The turtle shape of the $6.8-million I.L. Thomas School originates in Iroquois culture. OHSWEKEN - When the home and school committee was l

Publication Title Unknown, 20 Dec 1993     Mohawks outraged over housing standoff MONTREAL (CP) - Frank Poirier and Donna Bonspille would dearly love to go home for Christmas. Home is Kanesatake. For more than two years, the Mohawk couple hav

    Local Artist By Claudelle Duguay For as long as he can remember, Tuck Johnson has had dreams of becoming a professional artist. Now, at 23 years of age, the quiet, unassuming man is starting to reali

    "A federal budget decision to return Camp Ipperwash to its original native owners was hailed as historical Tuesday, but band members say they won't move back until the government cleans up the area."

    Barry Snyder He was so determined to present his view to reporters that he agreed to a breakfast meeting on a Friday morning, and drove all night from a conference in Toronto to be there. Some childr

Roper, Wayne, Brantford Expositor, 24 Jun 1993     Natives rely on 1794 treaty More than any other document, the Iroquois rely on the 1794 Jay Treaty to support their right to bring goods across the border without paying taxes. Named after John Jay,