Six Nations offered $5 million for Birkett Lane Development

Six Nations is being offered $5 million for a housing development project on unceded lands in Brantford on Birkett Lane and Erie Ave.

Burger Barn in the midst of rebuilding

Six Nations’ beloved Burger Barn is staging the “ultimate comeback story” after announcing it recently began rebuilding a brand-new restaurant.

Six Nations offered $5 million for Birkett Lane Development

Six Nations is being offered $5 million for a housing development project on unceded lands in Brantford on Birkett Lane and Erie Ave. Two community…

Burger Barn in the midst of rebuilding

Six Nations’ beloved Burger Barn is staging the “ultimate comeback story” after announcing it recently began rebuilding a brand-new restaurant. After losing their original structure…

Six Nations water ‘not safe’

Boil water advisory in effect for all residents on the main waterline.

SNGR repeals Cannabis Control Law

Elected council has repealed the Six Nations Cannabis Control Law.

Duckfest on the Grand River is back

Duckfest returned to the Grand River with thousands of rubber ducks racing for charity.

Two women sentenced for murder of Indigenous boy

Two women sentenced to life for the murder of an Indigenous boy they planned to adopt.

Canada Day rife with tragedy and emergencies

Canada Day brought tragedy, a powerful storm and widespread power outages.

Six Nations welcomes two new senior staff

Jill Hill is the new COO and Donna Dodson is the new CFO.

Haudenosaunee Chiefs condemn Men’s Fire and Elected Council joint class-action lawsuit

HCCC says elected council has “crossed a line” by joining a class action against the Haudenosaunee Development Institute.

Blue Track of Ohsweken is finally back

The blue track reopened with significant upgrades.

Fire fighters mark 60 years

Six Nations Fire & Emergency Services marked its 60th anniversary.

Two raids on the tobacco industry leaves business owners worried

A second police raid on a Six Nations tobacco facility has local entrepreneurs concerned about the future of the industry.

Indigenous People’s Day brought out unity and good vibes

Hamilton’s Indigenous People’s Day ceremonies featured dancing, singing, drums and cultural sharing.