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Joint Councils take another
step towards one government

By: Jim Windle
OHSWEKEN

Another small step was made towards a united
governmental voice for all of Six Nations at Saturday’s second meeting of the joint councils held at the Six Nations Community Hall.

Although no specific resolutions transpired, this
step involved the education of how the Elected
Band Council operates, something that some
take for granted, but many confederacy followers
do not fully understand. Six Nations Band Council is the biggest employer on the reserve with 542 people on payroll which balloons to between 700 and 800 in
the summer including part timers. After Chief Bill Montour delivered a power point presentation he informed those in attendance that hard copies of the presentation would be made available to whoever wanted one at....

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