Anicinabe Park Occupation 1974: Interviews with 2 Warriors
Participants in the 1974 armed occupation of Anicinabe Park,
near Kenora, Ontario.   - reprinted from Oh-Toh-Kin, Volume 1
Number 1, Winter/Spring 1992  The following interviews with Lyle
Ironstand and Louis Cameron have been reprinted from Paper
Tomahawks: From Red Tape to Red Power by James Burke, published
in 1976 by Queenston House Publishing.  Ironstand, of the
Ojibway nation, participated in the occupation of Anicinabe Park
near Kenora, Ontario in August 1974 (Ironstand was eventually
tried and acquitted of weapons charges arising from the
occupation). The interview was conducted in 1974 in Winnipeg by
James Burke. Cameron, also of the Ojibway nation, participated
in the 1974 Anicinabe occupation and the 1974 Native People’s
Caravan. Cameron is originally of the Whitedog reserve north of
Kenora. The interview was conducted in 1974 in Kenora by James
Burke.  Louis Cameron died on April 17, 2010   James Burke (JB):
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