Province wanted injunction to end Ipperwash standoff: aide
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The Ontario government preferred a court injunction to an armed confrontation to end the 1995 standoff with natives at Ipperwash Provincial Park, a former political aide said Tuesday...
The Ontario government preferred a court injunction to an armed confrontation to end the 1995 standoff with natives at Ipperwash Provincial Park, a former political aide said Tuesday. Deb Hutton, who was then-premier Mike Harris's executive assistant at the time, contradicted testimony of earlier witnesses at the inquiry into the fatal shooting of unarmed native protester Dudley George by Ontario Provincial Police. INDEPTH: Ipperwash The inquiry has heard that the government appeared eager to use force to end the occupation of the park.
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