Next steps for tourism centre
Six Nations of the Grand River Elected Council is reviewing the latest construction status and remaining steps for the new tourism welcome centre at Chiefswood National Historic Site.
Police services review joint response after recent border incidents
Six Nations Police Service and Brantford Police Service are examining co-ordination practices after a series of recent incidents near the territory boundary.
Here is the map of the Haldimand Tract
[Map of the Haldimand Tract — insert image here. Print caption: “The watercourse we measured from is the one in the Grand River Conservation Authority’s own data. The arithmetic is ours. Every input underneath it is theirs.”]
Six Nations water treatment plant starting to show signs of wear
Six Nations’ state-of-the-art water treatment plant, built in 2013, is starting to show signs of wear.
Pumpkinfest arrives in Waterford
The annual Pumpkinfest took place from October 16-18 throughout Waterford. Some of the events on the schedule included: Car Show, Craft Beer Garden, Decorating Contest, Line Dancing, Lottery, Marketplace, Midway, Parade, Fireworks, Scavenger Hunt, Soapbox Derby and a Spookhouse.
Elected Chief Sherri-Lyn Hill takes to stand in Six Nations litigation
Elected Chief Sherri-Lyn Hill said Six Nations of the Grand River Elected Council is the legal governing body of the community as she took to the stand last week in Six Nations’ litigation case against the Crown.
Waterloo Siskins give Caledonia Corvairs first loss
On Saturday, October 17th, the Caledonia Corvairs faced the Waterloo Siskins at the Haldimand CCC. #17 Michael Ball scored the game winning goal at 6:27 of the first period. In the second period Drake Neil scored the insurance goal at 12:44, going around goalie #35 Linkin Stinson-Kurz and sliding th
Scoreboard Watchin Week 38
In NFL news, what may have seemed like a boring start to the Buffalo Bills vs LA Rams game with just 20 points scored in the first half ended up being a thrilling shootout OT blockbuster! In just the fourth quarter there were 35 points scored, with the rams getting a game tying touchdown with just 5
Build the Longhouse Again
Picture three people in Brantford. A 29-year-old with a job sleeps in her childhood bedroom, because no one will rent to her at a price she can pay. Her grandmother, who raised four children around a full table, lives alone in a one-bedroom apartment she can barely afford to heat. Her cousin, laid o
Lifetime award for Gary Farmer
Gary Farmer received his lifetime achievement award in Buffalo on Saturday at the North Park Theatre, Buffalo Film Festival. He was surrounded by family and some of the people who came to watch came all the way from Alaska and Texas. The festival played the film Dead Man starring Johnny Depp and Mr.
Crown lawyers say Lands and Resources maps not reliable
Lawyers representing Canada questioned the validity of maps detailing the lands contained within the Haldimand Tract during the first week of trial in Six Nations’ long-awaited litigation case against the Crown.
Search underway for missing Mississaugas man Kyle LaForme
The public is being asked to keep an eye out for Kyle Joseph LaForme, a missing man from the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation.
Six Nations Council releases audit and strategic plan
Six Nations of the Grand River Elected Council has released its annual financial audit alongside an updated strategic plan outlining priorities through 2030.
Bright lights at the Akwesasne Indigenous Fashion Show
The Indigenous Fashion Show was held this weekend on Sunday night at 7pm at the Akwesasne Mohawk Casino, featuring designs by Tisha Thompson and Karen Francis.
