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Publication Title Unknown, 28 Aug 1993     "Natives occupying a military base have been "set up" to take the blame for a bullet that was fired at a Canadian Forces helicopter this week, their acting chief said Wednesday."

    "Rebel Chippewa began negotiating with police Thursday as they stopped guarding entrances to Ipperwash Provincial Park."

    "Aboriginal leaders have reached an agreement with the federal government that Indian Affairs Minister Ron Irwin says may help end a deadly standoff at Ipperwash Provincial Park."

Bailey, Sue, Brantford Expositor, 9 Sep 1995     " "A total lack of understanding of native issues" and the "get tough" attitude of Premier Mike Harris' Tory government contributed to the shootings at Ipperwash Provincial Park, says a Six Nations b

Aubry, Jack, The Ottawa Citizen, 9 Sep 1995     "The fatal shooting of a 38-year-old Chippewa Indian at Ipperwash Provincial Park in southwestern Ontario makes it official."

    "A group of First Nations people burn Ministry of Natural Resources signs in Ipperwash Provincial Park early Tuesday. The natives have taken over the park, saying it is on sacred burial ground."

Tekawennake News (Ohsweken, Ontario: Tekawennake News, 1968), 26 Sep 2001     Documents in Ipperwash lawsuit to be made public, Ontario judge rules TORONTO (CP) - The Ontario government has lost a bid to keep documents on the fatal police operation at Ipperwash Provincial Park

Tekawennake News (Ohsweken, Ontario: Tekawennake News, 1968), 26 Sep 2001     For the first time, sergeant apologizes to family for shooting Dudley George LONDON, Ont. (CP) - For the first time since he shot and killed an unarmed aboriginal protester, acting Sgt. Kenneth Deane

Bannon, Pearce, Turtle Island News, 3 Jun 1998, pp.1, 23     "The army should remove natives living at former Camp Ipperwash and reoccupy the land until negotiations for its handover are completed, a Reform MP said at a public meeting here last Wednesday."

Turtle Island News, 15 Jul 1998     "Some Ontario Provincial Police officers feared aboriginals would attack their homes and moved their families out after an officer killed a protester at Ipperwash Provincial Park, police records reve

Tekawennake News (Ohsweken, Ontario: Tekawennake News, 1968), 4 Apr 2001     "Ontario Premier Mike Harris should be on the hook for legal bills he has accumulated while fighting an unlawful death suit launched by the family of a slain aboriginal protestor, says the NDP."

Bannon, Pearce, Turtle Island News, 14 Oct 1998     "The news broke last week that Kettle and Stony Point filed a claim that includes Ipperwash Provincial Park with the Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development."