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Ontario Provincial Police Commissioner Julian Fantino says it’s not the job of the OPP to settle land claim disputes but rather the Governments. Fantino was in Brantford yesterday for the first time since the temporary injunction barring protests at construction sites was implemented. While speaking to the Brantford Rotary Club, Fantino was asked by a [...]
This through my email not ten minutes ago:
THIS IS A CALL FOR HELP. 3 people are in jail. 5 more are surrounded by cops. They need support and supplies. Take #403 to Brantford, exit at Oak Park Road, turn left at the T Junction; take the first right onto Fen Ridge; [...]
The Grand River Conservation Authority got into a row with the HDI terrorists, who claim to speak for Six Nations over, apparently, putting two gauges on the river without their approval. Hazel Hill, of the Haudenosaunee Development Institute, says the authority is “proceeding illegally” by installing river gauges in Kitchener and Haldimand County to monitor [...]
An official latter from Toby Barrett, the MPP for Haldimand-Norfolk
Simcoe – This week media and others have contacted my office about attempts to intimidate with respect to my work on land dispute issues throughout the former Haldimand Tract.
As those involved will know, intimidation has been one of the strategies attempted by a number of players [...]
Six Nations Lawyers have agreed to dates in December to hear Brantford’s push for a permanent injunction. The city filed for a permanent injunction against the HDI squatters on developing properties back in May, and was turned down in favour of a temporary injunction instead. A lawyer representing Haudenosaunee Development Institute, Lou Strezos, says the [...]
Superior Court Judge Gerald Taylor issued a temporary injunction yesterday preventing protesters and the HDI terrorists from blocking construction sites around Brantford. Saying his ruling is designed to prevent “irreparable harm” to the city, Taylor notes that Brantford “must be able to control development on lands within its jurisdiction.” The court must still rule [...]
While City of Brantford lawyers stand up for their community in court today, native protesters, aboriginals, non-natives, and some members who have been accused of terrorist acts in both Caledonia and Brantford will be rallying in a park across the street.
Coming are supporters of Floyd and Ruby Montour, leaders of an activist terrorist group that [...]
Today is the last day convenience stores can legally show you smokes on a wall before you can buy them. As of midnight tonight, smokers will have to thumb through a binder, like they were about to purchase adult movies, in order to get their smokes.
Unless, of course, you’re driving down to the Native reserves, [...]
An Ohsweken man has been arrested by Haldimand OPP with the help of Six Nations Police after an incident in Caledonia late last year. An arrest warrant was issued for 46-year-old Brian Wayne Skye after an incident that happened December 1st during an organized rally protesting smoke shops on Argyle Street South near Highway 6 [...]
Court proceedings over an injunction against aboriginal protesters by the city of Brantford have been adjourned until Friday. Yesterday, a judge moved the proceedings until May 30th after lawyers for Six Nations protesters named in the case requested more time to prepare. City lawyer Neil Smithman says Brantford is seeking an interim injunction, and that [...]
