Six Nations’ land claim case could run to 2037
Six Nations’ long-awaited land claim case against the Crown could drag out until 2037 according to the Ministry of Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada.…
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Scoreboard Watchin’ 2026 Week 30
Good day Ladies & Gents, I hope your week is going as well as the LA Dodgers week is going! The reigning back to back…
Seeing Red recruits Seneca designer
Seeing Red is introducing Karlene Familo to the 2026 Runway of Rezilience designer lineup. On social media this week Seeing Red announced, “Karlene Familo is…
44 years of Grand River Champion of Champions Powwow
It was the fourth year the powwow was held at Ohsweken Speedway, having been held for decades at its original location at Chiefswood Park, before…
Six Nations comes to aid of wildfire victims
The giving spirit of Six Nations people was on full display the past two weeks as the community came together to help the displaced First…
Six Nations Powwow settles into Ohsweken Speedway
The Six Nations of the Grand River Champion of Champions Powwow has settled into its new space at the Ohsweken Speedway grounds, now in its…
GRE Annual $250,000 Donation to Six Nations Language Commission
The Six Nations Language Commission extends our sincere appreciation to Grand River Enterprises (GRE) for their generous and ongoing support of language revitalization at Six…
Mandate without meaning: UNDRIP, the RCMP, and the right not to be beaten on one’s own land
On July 27, 2026, a video circulated showing an RCMP officer repeatedly punching Indigenous woman Rose Georgina Angus during an arrest on Makwa Sahgaiehcan First…
Scoreboard Watchin’ 2026 Week 29
Welcome in to another week of sports talk. It’s mid summer, that heat is just crackin’ and we got about 5 weeks or so until…
Obituary: Terry Gene Sault
Terry Gene Sault September 14, 1949 – July 25, 2026 Passed away on July 25, 2026 at home. Predeceased by his wife Brenda. Loving father…
Where Thunder Speaks and Forests Burn: Reflections on Ontario’s Summer of Fire
I’ve been watching the news out of northwestern Ontario with a heavy heart these past weeks. Nearly 200 wildfires are burning. This isn’t just another bad fire season.
Birkett Lane and the Riverwalk Expansion
Beneath the $5.1 million contribution lies a documentary history spanning more than two centuries.
Courts split on whether Aboriginal title can reach private land
Conflicting B.C. and New Brunswick rulings leave the question of Aboriginal title on private land unsettled.
Canada Day Special: What the Constitution says about the land that was never surrendered
The constitutional trigger that releases an outstanding Indian interest has never been pulled along the Grand River.
From Indian to Aboriginal to Indigenous: What Changed—and What Endures?
Terminology has shifted, but the underlying constitutional framework has remained remarkably consistent.