SIX NATIONS – As girls box lacrosse continues to grow, so do the opportunities for players. This year the very first U19 Girls Box Lacrosse Team will enter the Native
SIX NATIONS – As girls box lacrosse continues to grow, so do the opportunities for players. This year the very first U19 Girls Box Lacrosse Team will enter the Native
BRANTFORD – The Sanderson Centre for Performing Arts welcomed students from across the Grand Erie District to enjoy Sharing Our Voices, A Celebration of Indigenous Culture on Tuesday, June 20
WHITBY – As part of many festivities for Canada’s 150th, teams from Novice to Intermediate and Junior to Senior were invited to participate in Lacrosse Day on Saturday, June 17th
HAGERSVILLE – The Hagersville Community Centre opened its doors to WWE wrestling fans and pro-wrestling enthusiasts for an evening of exciting matches on Friday, June 16. Fans from the Six
NEW CREDIT – An event planned to showcase some of the sports that will be played at the North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) within the Mississaugas of the New Credit
OHSWEKEN – Tim Hortons Camp Day came to Six Nations on Wednesday, May 31. The proceeds of each sale of coffee or camp bracelet went to sending less-fortunate children to
Written by Chezney Martin with notes from Jayson Koblun The sports community and rest of the Turtle Island is eagerly awaiting the release of the documentary film Spirit Game: Pride
HAGERSVILLE – Hagersville Secondary School showcased a variety of festivities for their 2017 Spring Fling on Saturday, May 13, where students and staff helped to bring in revenue for the
Nearly all indigenous people from across North and South America have used tattooing as a form of adornment, beautification or even medicinal remedy for generations. The most prominent may be
The newest lacrosse documentary that will tackle politics and indigenous recognition in sports will be a piece of history as directed by Peter Sprier and Peter Baxter titled Spirit Game:
Mothers Day isn’t the only day we can show appreciation to an influential woman in our lives, but it is a day full of opportunity to do so. As the
TORONTO – What started out as a protest against artwork appropriation in a gallery choice, has snowballed into an appropriative artist and her exhibit being cut from an upcoming gallery
Another day to commemorate awareness for Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) has landed on Friday, May 5, as what is hoped to be a national event. Supporters and those
BRANTFORD – With the renovations at the Woodland Cultural Centre still ongoing and the Walking Together exhibit closing on May 2, you might be wondering what’s coming next. As one
Canada is the last country in the world we think of when we hear words like “poverty” and “hunger-stricken”. This can be proven by the fact that each year hundreds