Arlene Martin is swimming closer to an indoor community pool on Six Nations. Martin, who established the We Swim Together initiative, came to Six Nations Elected Council\u2019s General Council meeting on March 26 to gain support for a community pool to give youth, families and elders a place to have fun, work out and relax. \u201cThis is another thing we want to dig our heels into and see come to pass,\u201d she said. She and Steve Williams, president of Grand River Enterprises (which has offered to help fund the pool) visited a state-of-the-art community pool in Oakville built by Lee Hulan, owner of Austin Carroll Pool Construction, based in Milton. Martin and Hulan visited a site behind the Community hall that former Elected Chief Mark Hill indicated could host the… <\/p>\n
Arlene Martin is swimming closer to an indoor community pool on Six Nations. Martin, who established the We Swim Together initiative, came to Six Nations Elected Council\u2019s General Council meeting on March 26 to gain support for a community pool to give youth, families and elders a place to have fun, work out and relax. \u201cThis is another thing we want to dig our heels into and see come to pass,\u201d she said. She and Steve Williams, president of Grand River Enterprises (which has offered to help fund the pool) visited a state-of-the-art community pool in Oakville built by Lee Hulan, owner of Austin Carroll Pool Construction, based in Milton. Martin and Hulan visited a site behind the Community hall that former Elected Chief Mark Hill indicated could host the... <\/p>\n