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Political musical chairs cripples negotiation process
Oct 24, 2008
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Over the past 31 months, a revolving door has swung as 14 negotiating and community liaison personnel made brief stops on the Canada, Ontario and
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Close to 100 out to Crombie meeting; Information, strong emotions shared
Dec 05, 2007
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Affected individuals including developers, Haldimand County residents and one woman from Six Nations showed up to speak to in Cayuga at his first public meeting
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Year two arrives and development is biggest issue; Anniversary comes with Six Nations demand for fee from province
Feb 27, 2008
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On a cold March day in 2006, Janie Jamieson told a reporter Six Nations wanted land granted to her people to be returned. On the
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Council fears loss of tax base if Six Nations expands
Aug 29, 2008
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When C. B. Kent Farms Ltd started buying property in 1998 near Blenheim, local residents had no idea that the company was operated by the
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Six Nations will respond to $26 million Welland canal flooding proposal; Chief and federal negotiator declare offer historic
Feb 13, 2008
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History was made on Dec. 12 when the Canadian government offered $26 million in compensation for lands flooded during the construction of the Welland canal.
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Flood Warning
Dec 28, 2008
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This message provides updated information regarding the expected time when peak flows and levels will occur at various locations throughout the watershed. Grand River in
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Six Nations block Highway 6 in effort to pressure police to back off in Mohawk community; Event triggers tension and flashbacks to 2006
Apr 30, 2008
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An extremely tense weekend began with notice that Six Nations planned to blockade the Highway 6 bypass around Caledonia. Around 6 p.m. on Friday, OPP
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Brantford developers propose short-term solution
June 25, 2008
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Steve Charest's intention was to build a consensus to reach a short-term solution to deal with a development impasse in the City of Brantford. On
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Residents demand action from county on development; Haldimand County recovery plan called a band aid at Crombie meeting
Feb 20, 2008
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An angry and frustrated crowd demanded answers about development, assistance for Caledonia and policing on roads near Douglas Creek Estates. These issues overshadowed an
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Third anniversary of Six Nations occupation of Caledonia lands marked by conflicts, call for inquiries
Feb 27, 2009
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February 28 continues to be a landmark date in Caledonia and Hagersville ever since the Six Nations occupation of Douglas Creek Estates in 2006. Negotiations, attempts


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