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    "Mona Staats' Mohawk grandmother taught her the lore of her aboriginal ancestors, and now she is passing her childhood memories of these lessons on to non-natives."

Amy, Teresa, Tekawennake News (Ohsweken, Ontario: Tekawennake News, 1968), 27 Apr 1994     No plans to devolve DIA art collection by Teresa Amy SIX NATIONS - When the Indian Affairs Department devolves their art program that collection should go to a First Nations gallery, said Joanna Beda

Thunder Bay Post, 20 Sep 1994, p. 8     Full text available on microfiche

Thunder Bay Post, 25 Oct 1994, p. 12     Full text available on microfiche

Chronicle-Journal, 8 Sep 1973     Full text available in Newspaper Clipping File File subject: LF - Thunder Bay - Artists - D Full text available on microfilm

Chronicle-Journal, 26 Feb 1988     Full text available in Newspaper Clipping File File subject: LF - Thunder Bay - Artists - D Full text available on microfilm

Chronicle-Journal, 20 Feb 2017, A3     Full text available on microfilm

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Peel Art Gallery Museum and Archives, Brampton Guardian, 30 Sep 2021, p. 12     ...

Kudeba, Wendy, Brant News, 9 Oct 1990     "Loons look quietly up at you and Indian chiefs sit solemnly prepared for war with a rival tribe when you enter Mona Staats house near Onieda."

O'Brien, Karen, Hamilton Spectator, 25 Apr 1991     "As a young Mohawk growing up on a farm on the Six Nations Reserve, Mona Staats was surrounded by nature. Her love and respect for the environment has not diminished with the years and she is sharing

Ruby, Michelle, Brantford Expositor, 14 Nov 1998     "Three of Brantford's most prominent citizens were officially inducted into the second installment of they city's Walk of Fame Friday."

Tully, Erin, Tekawennake News (Ohsweken, Ontario: Tekawennake News, 1968), 12 Aug 2009     Planet IndigenUS shatters stereotypes of Native art By Erin Tully, TORONTO Want to be a part of the largest living wampum belt? That is a question being asked by the Woodland Cultural Centre and the

Chronicle-Journal (Thunder Bay), 13 Oct 2023, B5     Full text article is available at the Brodie Resource Library

Chronicle-Journal (Thunder Bay), 8 Feb 2024, A1     Full text article is available at the Brodie Resource Library

    "The anger and turmoil within Canadian native communities has found its way on to the canvasses of native artists and into the new exhibit at the Woodland Cultural Centre."

Smith, Sheila, Brantford Expositor, 2 Jun 1990     "A partridge feather used as a book mark introduced me to Mona Staats last winter. She invited me to explore her Six Nations Wildlife Trail then, but time slipped by and it was mid-May before I got t

Oakville Beaver, 13 Jul 2017, p. 36     Birthday pARTy, A Student Show and Sale of First Nations Inspired Art