On the morning of July 17th 2017, Tyendinaga Police Chief Ron Maracle came to Big Green's dispensary on Highway 49 in Tyendinaga to make his first stop in attempting to shut down the Indigenous cannabis industry in Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory. His arrival interrupted a meeting between owners of different cannabis dispensaries on the territory. Real People's Media has obtained the following audio from the exchange between Maracle and the dispensary owners.

Rob Stevenson is an Anishinaabe man belonging to the Bear Clan. He lives in Alderville First Nation where he has recently opened Medicine Wheel Natural Healing as a medical cannabis facility. In this interview recorded on June 21st 2017, Rob talks about his reasons for opening and how the clinic works.

Rob Stevenson is an Anishinaabe man belonging to the Bear Clan. He lives in Alderville First Nation where he has recently opened Medicine Wheel Natural Healing as a medical cannabis facility. In this interview recorded on June 21st 2017, Rob talks about his reasons for opening and how the clinic works.

This is the audio from Ateronhiata:kon (Francis Boots) and Kanasaraken speaking in Toronto on Monday, May 22nd, 2017 about "Canada 150" and the Onkwehonwe.

This is the audio from Ateronhiata:kon (Francis Boots) and Kanasaraken speaking in Toronto on Monday, May 22nd, 2017 about "Canada 150" and the Onkwehonwe.

This is the audio of Kanasaraken (Loran Thompson) speaking in Toronto about the celebration of Canada's 150th anniversary on Monday, May 22nd, 2017.

This is the audio of Kanasaraken (Loran Thompson) speaking in Toronto about the celebration of Canada's 150th anniversary on Monday, May 22nd, 2017.

Kanien’kehá:ka elders Ateronhiata:kon (Francis Boots) and Kanasaraken (Loran Thompson) spoke at two public events over the 2017 Victoria Day long weekend. The first event was held in Hamilton on Sunday May 21st. The second event was held on Monday, May 22nd. This is the introduction to the event where Francis gave the traditional Onkwehon:we opening, and explained its significance.

Kanien’kehá:ka elders Ateronhiata:kon (Francis Boots) and Kanasaraken (Loran Thompson) spoke at two public events over the 2017 Victoria Day long weekend. The first event was held in Hamilton on Sunday May 21st. The second event was held on Monday, May 22nd. This is the introduction to the event where Francis gave the traditional Onkwehon:we opening, and explained its significance.

Carl is a 7th generation Irish-Canadian farmer and carpenter who lives near the Bay of Quinte, on Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory. In this interview he talks about the local cannabis industry, and how the opening up of nearly a dozen cannabis dispensaries in Tyendinaga has effected the local non-native cannabis market. This interview was recorded in Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory on May 23rd, 2017.