By Lynda Powless and Lisa Iesse. Writers SIX NATIONS OF THE GRAND – While one of Six Nations two governing bodies was announcing a multi-million dollar energy storage investment members of the public and their own caterers were left out in the cold. Behind locked doors, a press conference featuring Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland was taking place announcing the multi million dollar Oneida Energy Storage (OES) project, an electricity battery storage facility that carrys over $170 million in investments, at the Gathering Place Friday (Feb.10). But outside the building about a dozen Six Nations people who had gathered to attend the event found themselves locked out. Six Nations Grand River Development Corporation (SNGRDC) John Heathers, entertainment manager, along with a security guard had locked the…
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