By Turtle Island News Staff The city of Cambridge may think municipalities don’t have a duty to consult with Indigenous people on land rights, but it didn’t stop Six Nations from reaching a tentative deal with Broccolini Construction who is building a huge Amazon warehouse there. Six Nations Lands and Resources director, Lonny Bomberry said they have reached a tentative deal with the developers for $250,000. But it wasn’t just the money they wanted. Bomberry said the contractor agreed to plant trees in a 10 to one tree placement ratio. They also agreed to the, long-term environmental protection of a wetland near the site. The deal is making it rounds with Six Nations community sessions and so far Bomberry said community response has been positive. The contractor built a huge Amazon…
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