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      Growing number of music lovers gathering to play

 Pembroke Daily Observer, 1994     This clipping contains an image of the official poster of the 1994 International Plowing match depicted as a mural on the Pembroke Observer building.

      The Petawawa Public Library began a one year fine-free pilot project beginning in March 2022.

 Saxberg, Lynn, The Ottawa Citizen, 9 Feb 2023, Section A, p. 10     This is a newspaper article describing an upcoming National Arts Centre performance by baritone, Joshua Hopkins, entitled "Songs for Murdered Sisters". Hopkins' sister, Nathalie Warmerdam, was a victim of gender-based violence in 2015. The concert dates are listed as February 9-10. Transcription follows.

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      Men and Women sitting around a table.

      Top- Native Musical Instruments. Bottom-Wooden spoons and native games.

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      "The rewards of hard work and inspiration surround Curt Styres in splendid grandeur every day he climbs out of bed."

 McNeil, Mike, Turtle Island News, 4 Aug 1999     "The Canadian womens water polo team won a gold medal at the Pan-Am games in Winnipeg on Friday by defeating the U. S. team 8-6. Leading the way for the Canadians was Waneek Horn-Miller of Kahnawake Quebec with three goals in the final game. The gold medal won by Horn-Miller …

 McNeil, Mike, Turtle Island News, 4 Aug 1999     "Stepping into the cool Georgian Bay waters from the shores of Christian Island, Leslie Anne Monague swam away from the Ojibway community for which she was raising money for a diabetes dialysis machine. She headed to Cedar Point on the mainland more than 4 miles away into a warm welcoming …

      "Pat Piche's designs feature native-influenced appliques made of fabric or leather stitched into garments."

 TRT Staff, Two Row Times (Six Nations of the Grand River, ON), 8 Oct 2014     SIX NATIONS/NEW CREDIT - Makayla Sault is alive and well. That is the message the 11 year old Annishnabe child from Mississauga of New Credit First Nation declared in a video posted to Facebook this weekend taken during a boat cruise along the Grand River with her family."

 Powless, Lynda, Turtle Island News, 15 Aug 2012     "All work has come to a stop at the former Burtch Correction Institute lands, slated to be returned to Six Nations Condeferacy, after Ontario pulled a Six Nations Man off the remedial work and replaced him with a Waterloo Company."

 North Renfrew Times, Feb 3, 2010, p. 6     An article promoting the Digitization Day event at Head Clara Maria Public Library. As well, the photo shows the team involved in the digitization project holding a cheque for $1250 from Ontario Power Generation in support of the project, which included scanning and sharing a series of photos about the …

      "Mrs. Mary Monture, the eldest citizen of the Six Nation's Reservation, celebrated her 102nd birthday on Monday, January 28, 1986. born in the winter of 1884, Mrs. Monture has lived her entire life on the Reserve and now resides at the Iroquois Lodge Nursing Home in Ohsweken."

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 Windle, Jim, Two Row Times (Six Nations of the Grand River, ON), 26 Nov 2014     "Jerry Dias, the president of Unifor, Canada's largest union, came out swinging at the Ontario Regional Convention last weekend in Toronto, throwing the weight of Canada's largest union against Ontario's opposed healthcare cuts, but in support of Aboriginal Rights and the call for an inquiry into the 1,200 missing and …

 Schlein, Lisa, Tekawennake News (Ohsweken, Ontario), 1 Mar 2000     "GENEVA (CP) - Canadian native leaders and their advisers said a long-hoped-for Permanent Forum for Indigenous Peoples at the United Nations could be a reality within two years."