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Beautiful City

That was my interview with - Morton County Sheriff  -  Kyle Kirchmeier  (pronounced Kirk-Meier)
along with Public Information Officer Rob Keller also of the Morton County Sheriff Department giving an update surrounding the Dakota Access Pipeline protest events at the Oceti Sakowin camp which happens to be one of three camps located near the north east corner of the Standing Rock reservation in North Dakota. To be clear, several media people around me there were losing data on their devices. I lost video data a number of times and had to re-shoot. My camera has a destroyed magnetic focus mechanism in it that is now going to cost thousands of dollars to repair. Some vets are suggesting that EMI's (electromagnetic interference)and EMP's (electromagnetic pulses)are responsible for the missing files and damaged camera gear. Even though an easement was placed in effect last week ordering work to be halted at the site of the drill plate - work continues on that pipeline today. Tom Harris - Prince Edward County.

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Interview Sheriff Kyle Kirchmeier-Standing Rock, ND

Noeline Villeburn - Sovereign Tribal Dene Woman from Yellowknife, Northwest Territories on her time at Standing Rock, North Dakota providing health services to the water protectors at the Oceti Sakowan Camp.

Noeline Villeburn

Tom Harris with Ladonna Brave Bull Allard
who is a Lakota historian and activist.
In April 2016, she founded and is the Matriarch of Sacred Stones,
the first resistance camp of the Dakota Access Pipeline protests
near the Standing Rock Indian Reservation in North Dakota.
Allard is member of, and former historical preservation officer
for the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe. While there are now several water protector camps at Standing Rock, Sacred Stone, the first camp, is on Allard's private property.
From this first camp grew the now global Dakota Access Pipeline protests. 
By December 4th 2016, more than 10,000 indigenous people and environmental activists were camping in the area.
This movement has become the largest intertribal alliance on the American continent in centuries, and possibly ever, with over 200 tribal nations represented.
Tom Harris - Prince Edward County.

Standing Rock Interview Mon Dec 19, 2016

PEC Mayor Robert Quaiff - Picton Terminal Owner Ben Doornekamp on 99.3 FM The County Grapevine - Monday March 27, 2017 - Photo by Dave Tugwood.

PEC Mayor Robert Quaiff - Picton Terminal Owner Ben Doornekamp

NEW TELEPHONE SCAM SURFACES IN ONTARIO

 (PICTON, ON) - The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is warning the public after several people in the county were recently defrauded of thousands of dollars in a telephone based scam.

The scheme involves the victim receiving a phone call from someone posing as a retailer and alerting them that their credit card account has been compromised. The victim is then told to call 911, as well as their financial institution, to report the fraud but when they hang up, the person is unaware the call is not disconnected. Police said the victims are then led to believe they make an outgoing call and are speaking to authorities but in fact the original call was never disconnected. The victims are then told to go to "Western Union" to transfer funds into a different account which is supposedly intended to safeguard their funds. The victim has in fact received these instructions from the original fraudster.

Protect yourself from this and other frauds and scams. Don't give out personal financial details or information over the phone. Don't believe callers who say they are from your bank or credit card company, if you have a concern go to your bank personally. Educate yourself about banking practices. Banks would never advise you to transfer funds to another outside account to protect your funds. More information on frauds and scams and how to protect yourself can be found online:

Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre
Consumer Protection Ontario
Canadian Bankers Association
Ontario Provincial Police

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