Hamilton Indigenous Housing

As I mentioned in my previous blog titled “Achilles Heel” I was anxious to read the minutes report to see what would be fabricated and omitted on what really was said at the tenant meeting and Ingrid Nosel the acting HSC did not disappoint.   I truly believe this old woman is existing in a world of denial and I have no desire to acknowledge or believe anything she says in the future. To prove my point you readers are getting a scoop, I arranged to have the meeting voice recorded and is safely stored away, my training in security finally paid off. ;)  Tenant meetings at KMHC are sparse and far between so are they necessary?   I don’t think so. ie: The last meeting only 6 out of 24 tenants including myself showed up.   I remember a few years ago Ingrid went so far as to post a notice “ Tenant meetings are mandatory and we must attend” . (Ha! That didn’t work)  As I reviewed the report I noticed no tenant names are written anywhere ie: who said what and to whom. To the reader this report

  http://www.theatreaquarius.org/OnStage/WhereTheBloodMixes/index.html Tenants were invited to a play “Where The Blood Mixes” presented at Hamilton’s Theatre Aquarius.   The play is a heartfelt story of two native buddies Floyd & Mooch coming to terms with their past. The one character that stuck out for me was Mooch he displayed all the emotions of a native drunk who thinks winning the big lottery will be the end of his troubles actor Craig Lauzon did a remarkable job in the role.   I’ve never heard of him before so I did some research, he’s has an impressive comedic resume. Lorne Cardinal “Floyd” Who doesn’t know this guy! I’ve seen him many times on television. I was impressed with his stamina, here he was in a slouching position for about 15 minutes and didn’t move while the other female actors were doing a scene. I kept thinking “I bet he feel asleep” :D  The Christine character is a young woman looking for her father because she was giving away as a child. The actress who p