When the snow melted away a few weeks ago, you got an opportunity to view the problems with small load dumping, animal carcass dumping, and even the fast-food packaging accumulated along the ditches and shoulders. While this is not a problem exclusive to the Tract, nor the Grand River, This is where this particular story…
The protective nature of municipalities like Caledonia or Brantford may have some believing that it’s pride or love for the land. But that appears to be the furthest thing from the truth. Municipal employees such as Mayors, Councillors and even Municipal police contribute to the Ontario Municiple Employee Retirement fund. They are banking on their…
A request for provincial aid to renovate the Sour Springs Community Hall has been turned down by the community programs branch of the Ontario government. In a letter to Oliver Smith, principal of No. 8 School on the Six Nations Indian Reserve, G. R. Bagg, assistant director of the branch, said grants are only available…
By PAUL KIDD, Spectator Staff Writer The 6,000 Indians who have their homes in the Grand River Country are sitting on a volcano. And it is one which could explode without warning. Behind what some outsiders regard as the incredible happenings of the last two days on the Six Nations Reserve, 25 miles from Hamilton,…
Ohsweken- A resident was travelling back to the territory when they came upon a gruesome scene on Newport road. An individual had dumped several Coyote carcasses along the side of the road. Coyotes are not the most loveable canine species and are often called nuisance animals with costly bad habits. Evidence suggests that killing these…
