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Gary McHale
Gary McHale is a Canadian political activist, who is noted for his involvement in the Grand River land dispute and his role in the founding of the advocacy group, Canadian Advocates for Charter Equality, or CANACE.〔(Gary McHale, "About", ''joincanace.wordpress.org'' (accessed July 15, 2013). )〕
==Personal life==
In January 2013, McHale was the recipient of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee medal for contributions to his community. Nominated by the Canadian Taxpayer's Federation, McHale's award sparked controversy, with prominent First Nations leaders returning their medals as a result of his nomination.〔(Nora Loreto, "Honouring anti-Native protester Gary McHale", ''rabble.ca'', January 31, 2013, (accessed July 15, 2013). )〕
During the Enbridge Line 9 protests and occupation in Hamilton, McHale and CANACE claimed to have played an important role in disrupting the protest through lobbying the Hamilton Police Service. Threatening to engage in legal action against the Hamilton police, conservative blogs claim that McHale persuaded the police to act despite their reluctance.〔(Mark Vandermaas, "Gary McHale & CANACE shut down Enbridge pipeline occupation w/one letter to Hamilton Police," ''voiceofcanada.ca blog'', June 26, 2013, (accessed July 15, 2013). )〕 Hamilton police have denied McHale's claims and note that action had been planned before McHale's involvement.〔(Daniel Nolan, "Police move in on Enbridge protesters, arrest 18," ''Hamilton Spectator'', June 26, 2013, (accessed July 15, 2013). )〕
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