First Nations Leaders Call for Language Recognition OTTAWA — The call for official recognition of First Nations languages was made by National Chief of the…
SIX NATIONS — “Voices of Our Athletes” is a new book, written by students from Hagersville Secondary School featuring athletes from Six Nations and New…
Reminder to Trespassers on Farmers Crop Fields A reminder from Six Nations Police to refrain from driving through farmers crop fields on Six Nations.…
The Haudenosaunee U-19 Women’s Team brings home Nike Cup rings after playing 8-9 games from June 29- July 2 at Syracuse University. Local players…
OHSWEKEN — Minister of Training Colleges and Universities, Reza Moridi along with the Minister of Aboriginal Affairs David Zimmer were at Six Nations Polytechnic this…
Eleven students attending the Kawenni:io/Gaweni:yo High School, alongside their instructors Jess Bomberry and Joanne Longboat – have just completed travelling a 9 day journey along…
The Pen Pal Project held one of three gatherings at the I.L.A on Friday, June 12 with the theme “Reflecting on our Relationships” for…
A demonstration walk was held in Brantford for the ‘Our Dreams Matter Too’ campaign in Brantford on Thursday. Influenced by Shannen’s Dream and Jordan’s Principle,…
The Jamieson Elementary Junior Boys lacrosse team took home gold for the sixth consecutive year at the Mary Louis Memorial Six Nations District Lacrosse Tournament…
The long awaited new Skate Park located in Ohsweken attracted a large crowd for the grand opening last Thursday. Just after the Tom Longboat Run,…
The Six Nations Girls Intermediate Warriors brought home gold medals after playing in the Lax Angels Tournament in Kitchener this past Sunday. With only two…
Lyle Thompson was awarded yet another Tewaaraton Award on May 28th after sharing the Tewaaraton with his brother Miles the year before. Playing for Albany…
The moccasin has walked many trails in the footsteps of the Original People. From the Navajo and Sioux, to the nations of the Haudenosaunee, it…