Donna Duric

Six Nations’ state-of-the-art water treatment plant, built in 2013, is starting to show signs of wear.

Elected Chief Sherri-Lyn Hill said Six Nations of the Grand River Elected Council is the legal governing body of the community as she took to the stand last week in Six Nations’ litigation case against the Crown.

Lawyers representing Canada questioned the validity of maps detailing the lands contained within the Haldimand Tract during the first week of trial in Six Nations’ long-awaited litigation case against the Crown.

An artistic collective created an Indigenous female figurine and perched it atop the spot where a Sir John A MacDonald statue was torn down a few years ago in Hamilton’s Gore Park.

As the historic Six Nations land claim case against the Crown got underway this week at a Toronto court, both the provincial and federal government said in their opening submissions they are not responsible for what the Crown may have done with Six Nations’ lands within the Haldimand Tract.

The Moccasin Identifier is taking its First Nations-led education movement coast-to-coast.

After 30 long years, Six Nations of the Grand River’s land claim case against the Crown is finally being heard starting on Monday.

It was a beautiful late summer day on Saturday as dozens gathered at the site of the beautiful Mohawk Village Memorial Park in Brantford, a project meant to honour survivors of the former Mohawk Institute Residential School.

School is back and the Six Nations Police are advising motorists to be extra vigilant as they conduct a back-to-school traffic safety blitz.

Six Nations of the Grand River 59th Elected Council (SNGREC) lost $4 million running the now-defunct Six Nations Cannabis Commission.

The Haudenosaunee Confederacy Chiefs Council (HCCC) says Six Nations of the Grand River Elected Council has no authority to be signing agreements regarding treaty lands with the City of Brantford and that it will not allow its relationship to the land to be reduced to an “interest.”

Iroquois Lodge residents, who were forced to evacuate the reserve’s only long-term care home after severe flooding in June 2025.