Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation held a public meeting to publicly ask the Haudenosaunee Confederacy Chiefs to halt a cease and desist notice on the completion of a hydro power line that’s been sitting in limbo for nearly 13 years.
HCCC sent an incendiary letter in response to the request, accusing the Elected Council of copying their organization and saying talks between the chiefs and the Dev Corp were a bad omen and shut down after a symbolic string of beads fell to the floor during heated discussions.
The Dev Corp says the HCCC work stoppage at the Niagara Reinforcement Line has cost the Six Nations community half a million dollars so far.

Six Nations Police say a deceased male was found on Six Nations Wednesday evening.
Residents nearby reported a suspicious vehicle located on the northbound lane of Bateman Line. When officers investigated they discovered a man sitting in a lawnchair next to a white Cadillac Escalade who appeared to be deceased.
OPP Forensics and the Coroner identified the victim suffered a gunshot wound to the head and do not believe the death to be suspicious. He was transported to Hamilton General Hospital and declared dead.
The victim has been identified as a 36 year old male from Kitchener area.

OPP say they discovered another drug lab waste dump in the city of Brantford.
The waste is an unknown material in plastic containers wrapped in heavy plastic or garbage bags.
This marks the third find in the city over the last month.
Police are asking the public if they see any similar dumped containers not to touch them and to report it immediately.

Six Nations Police say a woman is facing charges after an assault at the Community Hall Tuesday evening.
The victim was taken to hospital for assesments.
In a statement officers said the fight came from arguments on social media earlier in the day.