Résultats

      "The directors' lounge at Memorial Auditorium has nothing in common with the one place Ted Nolan was really trying to reach Monday: the native reserves of Canada and the youth who live there."

      "A Caribou herd that has grown to about one million is one reason Quebecers will soon be able to savour caribou steaks, Arctic seafood and even seal meat produced by an Inuit company in Northern Quebec."

      "A native band in Northern Ontario will manage 129 hectares of provincial park, allowing members to care for the land that's been in their realm for thousands of years"

 Beaver, George, Brantford Expositor, 4 Feb 1995     "Groundhog Day, is the day sleeping groundhogs supposedly wake up and come out of their holes to look around."

 Beaver, George, Brantford Expositor, 21 Feb 1995     "Although Valentines Day has passed, I recently recalled a love story told by a Sioux elder. The Dakota, Nakota and Lakota people were given the name Sioux by the French."

 Beaver, George, Brantford Expositor, 11 Mar 1995     "Pauline Johnson is one of the most famous people produced by the Six Nations and March 10 is her birth date. She was born in 1861, 134 years ago."

 Young, David, Brantford Expositor, 14 Mar 1995     "Six Nations has filed a lawsuit against the provincial and federal governments demanding a full accounting of and compensation for assets taken from the band since 1784."

      "A Six Nations person has been named an Honorary Senior Fellow of Rension College at the University of Waterloo."

      "At the reservation where three Senecas died in a shootout Saturday, tensions have been high since Dennis Bowen was elected Seneca President in November, then refused to step down when opponents on the tribal council voted to impeach him."

 Beaver, George, Brantford Expositor, 2 May 1995     "Last week I was invited to address an environmental group in Hamilton called EAGLE Watch. EAGLE is an acronym from Environmental/Aboriginal Group Liaising for Education."

 Beaver, George, Brantford Expositor, 11 May 1995     "The Six Nations Confederacy was formed in the days before the arrival of white Europeans in North America."

 Meen, Elizabeth, Brantford Expositor, 10 Apr 1995     "It's only fitting that Edith Monture be honored at the unveiling of a series of stamps recognizing veterans."

 Muir, Gary, Brantford Expositor, 15 Apr 1995     "Joseph Brant's place in history rests primarily on his military exploits during the American Revolution and his ability as a negotiator both with his own people during that conflict and with the white man after it was over."

 Beaver, George, Brantford Expositor, 19 Apr 1995     "Six Nations Tourism co-ordinates many programs involving visitors to Six Nations Territory. These visitors often ask questions which the workers at Six Nations Tourism are not able to answer."

 Beaver, George, Brantford Expositor, 9 Jun 1995     "A few weeks ago at the Eagle's Cry native conference in Ohsweken, I had a short chat with Jennifer Ominiyak, the teenaged daughter of Chief Bernard Ominiyak of the Lubicon Cree of Northern Alberta."

 Beaver, George, Brantford Expositor, 14 Jul 1995     Village of little Buffalo has many tales in store George Beaver, Ohsweken Little Buffalo store and restaurant is situated on the southern boundary of the Six Nations Reserve, where Chiefswood Road crosses Indian Line. It is owned and operated by former ...

      "The Turtle Island News has been named the best native weekly newspaper in North America."

      "One by one the neat vials of colorful beans are lifted from beneath the checkered dish towel that had hidden them in the three-quart fruit basket. Iowne Anderson is very careful how she protects her precious collection which represents a life-long interest in "the food that is there for all …

 Smith, Christopher, Brantford Expositor, 20 May 1995     "A tradition that dates back to Queen Victoria will unfold this weekend as Six Nation marks "Independence Day" with the annual distribution of bread and cheese."

 Publication Title Unknown, 19 Jul 1995     Aboriginal group calls for Great Lakes cleanup CANADIAN PRESS, United Nations A confederacy of Aboriginal Peoples presented the United Nations on Tuesday with a $700-million US plan to clean up pollution in the eastern Great Lakes region. The ...