Topic: Hunting Rights

Darren Grimes discusses his background as a registered member of the Mishkego-Gaming Band Ojibwe Nation in Ontario. Having grown up off-reserve in a mining town, he describes a period of detachment from his heritage and a struggle with alcoholism in his 20s. His interest in Indigenous rights was eventually rekindled through disputes with conservation officers over hunting and fishing rights, as well as the recent discovery of mass graves at residential schools.

George W.P. Hunt, Arizona's first governor and a 32nd-degree Mason, commissioned a white tiled pyramid tomb in Papago Park in 1931. The structure's dimensions match the missing capstone of the Great Pyramid of Giza and its design incorporates Masonic symbolism, including three levels representing the degrees of Freemasonry.