Worries growing over Harper government’s anti-terror bill
The national chief of the Assembly of First Nations had his say about Bill C-51 Thursday.
Kanesatake
Oka-era Mohawk Warrior Society lawyer headed to US prison
(Stanley Cohen, a long time politically active criminal defence lawyer who advised the Mohawk Warriors…
CSIS call leaves Mohawk man with lingering questions
A Mohawk man in the Quebec Community of Kanesatake received an unusual call the other day.
CSIS agent targeted Kanesatake man over Greece trip: recording
An agent with Canada’s spy agency tried to entice a Kanesatake man to meet over “coffee” and discuss his recent trip to Greece before turning the conversation personal by bringing up the 1990 Oka crisis, according to a recording of the phone conversation posted online.
Good morning Kanesatake
The community radio CKHQ was once a pillar in its hometown of Kanesatake.
Kanesatake council racks up $31,000 legal bill in only six days fighting own grand chief, health centre board
The Mohawk Council of Kanesatake is facing a $31,000 bill for just six days for legal work battling its own grand chief and the board of the community’s health centre, according to an invoice submitted to the band council by the Delegatus law firm, based in Montreal.
Ottawa refuses to recognize Kanesatake referendum results
Aboriginal Affairs is refusing to recognize the results of a June 15 referendum vote in Kanesatake which turfed four councillors from office.
Kanesatake's band council 'quorum' vows to defy referendum
The Kanesatake band council is in full political turmoil.
Kanesatake grand chief claims referendum victory
The grand chief of Kanesatake is claiming victory following a referendum he says has given him a mandate to call an election within months.