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Grand River ‘friendship walks’ aim to educate residents

Summary by Ground News
Six Nations of the Grand River CEO Darrin Jamieson called on residents within the Haldimand Tract to ally with Six Nations in the reserve's legal battle with Ottawa. The British Crown gave the roughly 950,000-acre tract to their Indigenous allies, the Haudenosaunee, after the American Revolutionary War. Today, the Six Nations reserve makes up less than five per cent of the original tract land, the rest having been surrendered, sold or swindled.
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Grand River ‘friendship walks’ aim to educate residents

Six Nations Elected Council invites residents along the Grand to join band members in a series of “friendship walks” later this month.

·Tillsonburg, Canada
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Tillsonburg News broke the news in Tillsonburg, Canada on Tuesday, September 12, 2023.
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