Preserving Food By Canning: A quick bit of history
By Kitty R Lynn Humans have dried, salted and fermented food since before recorded history. One of the biggest moments in preserving food was in…
The Spirit of All Nations.
By Kitty R Lynn Humans have dried, salted and fermented food since before recorded history. One of the biggest moments in preserving food was in…
There they are – seeds and seed pods on all kinds of plants in your garden. Plants that didn't make the harvest, got ahead of…
Many times we get into rough waters as the Haudenosaunee family. Sometimes with each other we quarrel. When we do this we’re playing into a…
By Jan Longboat and Jim Windle SIX NATIONS — About 20 community members were invited to gather at Earth Healing Herbal Gardens and Healing Retreat…
The cast and crew of award winning CBC TV series Murdoch Mysteries were in Downtown Brantford once again filming segments for Season #8 of the…
By Doug Whitlow – reprinted with the permission of “The Other Press”, Douglas College. BC. BRITISH COLUMBIA — The summer of 1995 will be remembered…
Sago sago, There has been a recurring theme that comes up over and over which drives good people away from adding to the rafters of…
BALA, ONTARIO – More than 100 elders from First Nations across Ontario gathered in Wahta Mohawks territory this week to discuss priority issues impacting their…
By Douglas Whitlow There are many theories as to why and how the Gustafson Lake Standoff began, just as there are many reasons why the…
Evan John from Oneida Nation of the Thames represented Windsor Legion at the Canadian Legion national track and field championships last week in Ste. Therese…
By Doug Whitlow intro by Jim Windle SURREY BC — A few weeks ago the TRT published an article on the Gustafsen Lake stand-off of…
Dear Ask Kitty, I am not new to gardening, but I have a strange question for you. I feel so good when I am working…
By Damian Webster, Onödowa’ga:’ When I look at where our nations were before the Peacemaker came, I see that he pulled off “mission impossible.” How…
Shoal Lake—The Anishinaabe Water Walk against the Energy East Pipeline concluded its week-long, 125 km trek from Eagle Lake Lake to Shoal Lake in Treaty…
By TRT Staff with files from Janet Rogers Two Haudenosaunee from Six Nations, both living on the west coast of the Turtle, brought their talents…