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California college moves ‘Prospector Pete’ statue from plaza
LONG BEACH, Calif.- California State University, Long Beach, will move its half-century-old “Prospector Pete” statue away from a prominent place on campus because of the impact the 1849 gold rush had on indigenous people. A statement on the university website said the gold rush was “a time in history when the indigenous peoples of California endured subjugation, violence and threats of genocide.” According to the university, the bronze statue formally named “The Forty-Niner Man” evolved from the creation of the…
Six Nations News
Seven Ontario First Nations settle $1.1 billion Williams Treaty
By Lynda Powless Editor Ninety-five years after the Williams Treaties were sign seven Ontario First Nations will be…
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Rez Dogs triumph at Kevin White Memorial Tourney
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Jamieson back-to-back junior 3 pitch champions
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NLL relocates Rochester Knighthawks to Halifax
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National Lacrosse League relocates Rochester Knighthawks to Halifax
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The Razor records thunderous first round T.K.O.
Editorial
HCCC, needs to bring people on board
It isn’t easy building a nation. But it is even more difficult to re-build. It has…
Special Reports
Six Nations Band Council costs skyrocket to $789,505
Six Nations Band Council is made up of one full time Chief and 12 part-time councillors.Councillors are elected in six districts, two to a district for a population of almost 30,000. Totals- Elected Chief & Councillor honoraria $564,562 • Travel expenses $$175,466 • Travel honorarium- $30,975 • Life and Health $25,569 The current Elected Chief and Band Council are now the highest costing council on record with costs soaring to over $789,505 compared to a year ago when costs hit a then record $716,000, an $73,505 increase in one year.…
Press Releases
Statement by Minister Wilson-Raybould on the accomplishments of 2016
December 22, 2016 – Ottawa, ON – Department of Justice Canada The Honourable Jody Wilson-Raybould, Minister…
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Toronto police warn citizens about alleged series of ‘distraction thefts’ of jewelry
Toronto police say they’re investigating several alleged “distraction thefts” of jewelry from senior citizens in the north end of the city. They say an unknown driver and two women have allegedly been approaching seniors on the street in residential neighbourhoods. Investigators say the two women then place jewellery on the victim, removing their existing jewelry in the process. They say in some cases, one woman will embrace the victim and remove the jewelry. Police say that if the victim realizes…