Baha i Brief on Native Identity Presented in Ottawa
A brief from Canadian Baha is presented to Minister J Chretien at the Human Rights Conference in Ottawa. Representatives Tom An aquod Douglas Martin and Elhel Martens urge recognition of native identity as a fundamental right and call for education in indigenous languages, history, and culture to combat depictions of natives as inferior. The document argues that salvation is not limited to one faith and cites overviews from the Toronto Star and other sources. Georgetown Baha i Community to present the brief to local leaders early in the new year.
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Plan Huttonville Park Public Recreation Area
Chinguacousy council approved a planning board recommendation to acquire more than 130 acres in the Huttonville area from four owners to create a major public recreation area. Township will negotiate with the Credit Valley Conservation Authority on the land purchase and explore grants to rebuild the Huttonville dam. A by law is required before final purchase, with talks starting immediately.
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