“Access to the historical trail along the beach between the two communities of Kettle and Stony Point First Nation have been opened to the public once again,” said Bressette. He said improved accessibility to all sections of the Ipperwash beach …
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CHIPPEWAS OF KETTLE AND STONY POINT FIRST NATION (December 5, 2014) – Residents and visitors in the vicinity of Ipperwash Beach will notice significant changes to the beach accessibility. On December 5, 2014, the Chippewas of Kettle and Stony Point …
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Paid parking will greet visitors to west Ipperwash Beach this weekend. On Friday there will be a celebratory event being held near Ipperwash Park marking the progress of the park transfer to Kettle Stoney Point First Nations. Chief Tom Bressette …
West lpperwash Beach is on its way to looking better and being better for its patrons and the surrounding environment. Officials with the West Ipperwash Homeowners’ Association and the Kettle and Stony Point First Nation appeared before Lambton Shores council …
Presented to the members of the Centre Ipperwash Community to acknowledged their many efforts to preserve the Ipperwash Community for future generations to enjoy. The inscription reads: Stretching from the shoreline dunes of Lake Huron to the winding course of …
It has been 10 years since Judge Gordan Killeen ruled the property owners at West Ipperwash did in fact own their 32 hectare beach front property but they would have to work with the Kettle-Stoney Point band to come up …
The Brass Lantern which became Siegner’s Store, circa 1948. Originally an ice house owned by Art Page.
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