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    "Plans by members of the Six Nation Confederacy to hold a tobacco-burning ceremony on native land in the city on Wednesday were cancelled."

appeared in Turtle Island News, 10 Jun 1998, Local, . Date of Event: 7 Jun 1998     ...Maracle: Richard Seth Surrounded by his family at the Brantford General Hospital on June 7, 1998, Richard Maracle age 85 years, husband of Gladys (Cramer) Maracle, father of Richard, Charlotte & Ed,

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

    "Many Canadians are weary of the country's ongoing constitutional discussions, but the topic is a lively one in the Six Nations community."

Brantford Expositor, 25 Sep 1995     "Six Nations elected band council and occupiers of the Eagle's Nest Business Complex took a "major step" toward resolution over the weekend, said Chief Coun. Steve Williams."

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

White, Vicki, Brantford Expositor, Winter 1992     "Like the endless drip of a leaky faucet, constitutional negotiations continue to plague Canada's political leaders."

    "The 'legitimate government' of the Six Nations is being left out of the negotiations over the way native peoples will govern say two traditional chiefs."

    "A lot of people on the Six Nations Reserve will remember Wednesday, Sept. 19, as the day The Runners came through Ohsweken. The Runners I refer to are the 50 or 60 participants in the Canada 1991 Sa

Young, David, Brantford Expositor, 25 May 1991     "The Grand River of today is like backed-up plumbing because of dams, said Chief Richard Maracle of the Mohawk Nation during the opening ceremonies of Riverfest Friday night."

White, Vicki, Brantford Expositor, Spring 1993     "The small, yellow-brick building stands alone, shaded by tall trees and overshadowed by the rapid growth of the new building nearby."

Young, David, Brantford Expositor, Fall 1992     "Ninety acres of land owned by the Six Nations have been a stumbling block for the Brantford Southern Access Road for more than 20 years."

Powless, Lynda, Turtle Island News, 17 Jun 1998, pp.1-2     Name the bridge 'Wakonrori,' I told you so! By Lynda Powless, Editor Brantford Mayor Chris Friel may have got a little more than he bargained for when he dropped in on Six Nations Band Council last T