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…
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…
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…
Beneath the $5.1 million contribution lies a documentary history spanning more than two centuries.
Conflicting B.C. and New Brunswick rulings leave the question of Aboriginal title on private land unsettled.
The constitutional trigger that releases an outstanding Indian interest has never been pulled along the Grand River.
Terminology has shifted, but the underlying constitutional framework has remained remarkably consistent.
By: Christopher Weber And Alanna Durkin Richer LOS ANGELES (AP) — A Washington state man who was charged with aiding the bomber of a fertility…
National Indigenous Peoples Day feature: Indigenous nations were architects, not merely survivors.
Opinion examining land acknowledgments and the need for historical verification.
Opinion on the transition from defensive paranoia to transformative metanoia.
In 2026, the public language of security is saturated again with the idea of “sleepers.” The headlines and warnings shift from country to country, but…
Brantford calls it the West Brant Access Route. In municipal terms, it is a Schedule C Environmental Assessment studying a new north–south arterial corridor and…
The Grand River Territory was not a charitable land grant. It was acquired territory—acknowledged and set apart in 1784 for the “exclusive use and enjoyment”…
The Mohawks did not receive the Grand River lands as a charitable grant, an internal allocation of Crown property, or a revocable favour. They acquired…