Native Ceremonial Elders Oppose Site 41 P 3 Robertjohn Knapp

Ceremonial Elders from Utah and California are joining Mohawks and Chippewa of Ontario to unite in defence of the Sacred Alliston Aquifer and Sacred Surface Springs of Tiny Township, here in Ontario. This press conference happened just days after the Council of Canadians' national chairperson Maude Barlow led a march of hundreds of people against proposed Dump Site 41. Arnold Thomas from Utah, as well as elders Robertjohn Knapp from California, and Jimelda Johnston and Wilmer Nadjiwon of Cape Croker, Ontario are demanding that Premier Dalton McGuinty immediately rescind his governments approval to create a garbage dump at the Sacred Surface Springs of the Alliston Aquifer, near Georgian Bay. Ironically, Premier McGuintys Ministry of the Environment itself has given approval to commercial activity that could see the pristine waters of the Aquifer drained this very spring.

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News & Politics

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• Robertjohn Knapp
• Arnold Thomas
• Danny Beaton
• Site 41
• Alliston Aquifer
• Council of Canadians
• Maude Barlow
• Mohawk
• Chippewa

[1arcticcat1]

the indians in ontario are transients.

[anistara418]

Uncle!

[ote1neday]

i love you

[Romanorum]

Yeah! Robertjohn is on Youtube! Haha.

[macassa420]

These men deserve respect. Are you listening Dalton Mc Guinty