By Alex Riese Writer The 57th Six Nations Elected Council was sworn in on Dec. 2 at the Six Nations Tourism building. The new council was introduced, most of whom retained their seats from the previous term – the only newcomers were District One\u2019s Audrey Powless-Bomberry and District Three\u2019s Charlie Wayne Martin. The councillors then spoke an oath swearing their loyalty to the Six Nations of the Grand River, and signed a contract swearing themselves in Elected Chief Ava Hill\u00a0 highlighted some of the 56th council’s successes, which included holding galas for the fire depeartment, supporting the Save the Evidence campaign in support of residential school survivors\u00a0 and overseeing the construction improvement of buildings and infrastructure. During her speech, Hill spoke mainly of keeping communication lines open with governmental and… <\/p>\n
By Alex Riese Writer The 57th Six Nations Elected Council was sworn in on Dec. 2 at the Six Nations Tourism building. The new council was introduced, most of whom retained their seats from the previous term – the only newcomers were District One\u2019s Audrey Powless-Bomberry and District Three\u2019s Charlie Wayne Martin. The councillors then spoke an oath swearing their loyalty to the Six Nations of the Grand River, and signed a contract swearing themselves in Elected Chief Ava Hill\u00a0 highlighted some of the 56th council’s successes, which included holding galas for the fire depeartment, supporting the Save the Evidence campaign in support of residential school survivors\u00a0 and overseeing the construction improvement of buildings and infrastructure. During her speech, Hill spoke mainly of keeping communication lines open with governmental and... <\/p>\n