OPP spent more than $16M policing 1492 Land Back Lane: Records
‘It is amazingly disheartening to hear that we are spending that kind of dollars to send in this militarized policing and surveillance,’ says group spokesperson Skyler Williams
Six Nations
McKenzie Meadows phase 2 developer ‘undecided’ about future of remaining 83 acres
Approved in 2003 and sold in 2015, development one of many subject to resistance along the Grand River tract
Ottawa’s offer to negotiate Six Nations land issues prompted backlash from McKenzie Meadows developer
Letters were contained in court records submitted ahead of Friday’s injunction hearing
Blockade remains, talks resume as Haudenosaunee deliberate next moves
“The government does not understand us. I don’t think they ever will,” says Six Nations community member
Trudeau, Ford address Caledonia conflict as land defenders fear vigilantism
“The tactics, timelines, and threats of the OPP and politicians are unrealistic and unreasonable given how complex the issues are that are being dealt with here,” says Skyler Williams.
Caledonia barricades come down, camp stays up as land dispute continues
Rail line stays closed and no timeline on when roads will open
Grassroots support for Six Nations land defenders grows, while local mayor voices opposition
“We know that this issue will not be resolved by the use of injunctions,” say Haudenosaunee hereditary chiefs.
Caledonia land reclamation garners support of Haudenosaunee Confederacy Chiefs Council
Meanwhile, fire damages house of Six Nations Elected Chief Mark Hill Tuesday
Six Nations land dispute needs time and care, but police raid may be imminent
Elected chief calls on traditional government to get involved