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After record lows two years ago, water levels in the Great Lakes are higher that years before and climbing. Scott Miller has more.
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Protest goes awry as army camp returned to First Nation
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Concern remains after Camp Ipperwash settlement finalized
Eyes are on the future at Kettle and Stony Point First Nation, but tensions remain after the band accepted a $90-million federal settlement.
Dudley George’s brother burned at protest
Dudley George’s brother burned at protest; police say injuries not life-threatening
Brother of slain First Nations protester engulfed in flames
Pierre George is engulfed in flames during a dispute between members of the Kettle and Stony Point First Nations at the entrance to the former army camp being returned by the federal government in London, Ont. on Sunday September 20, 2015. Some residents of the camp set a small fire to stop others from entering at the end of a peaceful march to signify the return of the land. George's brother Dudley was shot and killed by an OPP sniper during an occupation at Camp Ipperwash in 1995. Craig Glover/The London Free Press/Postmedia Network
George was to be taken from a Sarnia hospital to a burn unit in London, Ont., with second-degree burns on his hands, ears, and neck, according to Jesse Oliver, a Stoney Pointer who helped him set the protest fire. The two set the fire to show not all band members support the agreement.
Historic Ipperwash Land Claim Settlement Reached
Logo courtesy of Bayshore Broadcasting
“The war is over”, the phrase used by Chief Tom Bressette describing ratification of an agreement between the Kettle and Stony Point First Nation and the federal government.