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    "Local residents now have their own cop on the beat."

    "Construction on a new social services administration building at New Credit began Friday. Kevin Martin, project manager, and Stephen Namisniak, an architect, review the plans for the building on New

    "The New Credit Reserve near Hagersville, Ontario, was established and occupied in 1847 by the Mississauga Indians of the Credit River settlement near Toronto."

    "It might be enough to make natives and non-natives want to head to the nearest powwow."

    "Seventh annual New Credit Pow Wow."

Young, David, Brantford Expositor, Winter 1991     "The Mississaugas of the New Credit must guarantee their land is properly used for future generations, residents of the reserve were told Thursday night."

    "New Credit women who are victims of family violence will soon have access to counselling services, Ontario's Minister of Community and Social Services announced Tuesday."

    "There will be a new, expanded day-care centre at New Credit."

    "Mississaugas of the New Credit have been stripped of their identity and culture for the past century. Leaders on the reserve have recently become frustrated with the situation and now "the push is o

Smith, Sandra, Brantford Expositor, Summer 1988     "Powwows mean much more than dancing, eating and laughing with friends. The 1,500 people who participated in the second annual Three Fires Homecoming Powwow on the New Credit Indian Reserve this week

Beaver, George, Brantford Expositor     "As you travel East on Indian Line, along the southern boundary of the Six Nations and New Credit reserves, the highway passes between two small cemeteries. The one on the right is the Hagersville Ce

Jarvis, Anne, Brantford Expositor, Summer 1987     "An historic confederacy of three nations of Indians from across North America, weakened since contact with Europeans more than two centuries ago, was resurrected in a modest ceremony Friday."

    "The Indian Commissioner of Ontario will head a federal commission to settle native land claims arising from breached treaty provisions, Indian Affairs Minister Tom Siddon said Monday."