The Canadian Government and Indigenous Children
We are living in what some call the “Millennial Scoop”. According to Statistics Canada, Indigenous children only make up seven per cent of the population,…
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Knighthawks fall to Swarm in preseason finale
SIX NATIONS — The Rochester Knighthawks dropped their preseason finale, 12-5, to the Georgia Swarm Saturday night at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena (ILA) in Six…
Chemical Valley: Adverse health affects due to pollution in the Aamjiwnaang Territories
By: Brandon Jank The health affects in Chemical Valley and amount of pollutants found in the water, soil and air, thanks to more than 100 years…
Letter to Editor: Treaties are the supreme law
Now that our treaties are the supreme law of Turtle Island; trespassing, harassment by police, and politicians take on a more serious threat to colonialists…
OPINION: Deer Spirit
Throughout the past two years, I've been mentored and taught on how to pray to Creator, our grandmothers and grandfathers, for guidance and answers I…
District 4 Report: Councillor Helen Miller
August, September, and October 2017: In addition to attending the weekly General Council, Committee of the Whole, individual committee meetings and specially-called meetings — I…
OPINON: The Second Coming of the Sixties Scoop
The Sixties Scoop was a dark event in Canada’s past. It involved the mass removal of indigenous children from their homes, often without the consent…
Economic Development Trust shortlist of applicants announced
OHSWEKEN – Six Nations of the Grand River Economic Development Trust (EDT) has announced their shortlist list for 2018 community investment. Shortlist presentations will take…
OPINION: Mental health issues continue affecting academics for university students
BRANTFORD – Post-secondary education is a time of academic and mental stress for both first year students and returning ones. It is a very different…
SNP brings modern technology to students with $5 million renovation at Brantford Campus
BRANTFORD – Six Nations Polytechnic (SNP) revealed a year’s worth of renovations at its Brantford Campus that made the building more energy efficient and environmentally…
Forgotten warriors not forgotten
Forgetting our warriors is nothing new. In the past it was our allies who ignored our brave men. These days we seem to do it…
Fire Station No. 3 out of service
SIX NATIONS – Fire Station No. 3 located on Cayuga Rd. will be out of service for an indefinite period of time due to a…
Sifton Family Foundation Supports Strong Start in local areas
BRANTFORD – The Sifton Family Foundation donated $20,000 to support Strong Start to Reading in Brant, Haldimand and Norfolk Schools. The cheque presentation took place…
OPINION: Mass Confusion 10; Unity 0
On Friday, October 20, a small and largely unnoticed group of Six Nations community members took part in a traffic snarling foot march from Caledonia…
Meet Deanna Ratt
Deanna Ratt knew that Type 2 diabetes ran in her family, but the Winnipeg resident breathed a sigh of relief when her gestational diabetes cleared…