Six Nations Food Bank needs support

Like everyone else, the Six Nations Food Bank is feeling the pinch of record inflation that is seeing ever larger numbers of people accessing its…

Six Nations veteran awarded USS Arizona Medal of Freedom

Six Nations’ oldest living veteran is the first person to be awarded the USS Arizona Medal of Freedom. Welby (Ike) Isaacs was awarded the new…

Six Nations Council wants redress for boundary expansion snub; land rights need to be recognized

Six Nations Lands and Resources Director Lonny Bomberry has suggested elected council consider legal action against the City of Brantford after a discussion at Monday’s…

Six Nations and surrounding area on cougar watch

A rather large cat could be on the prowl on Six Nations and the surrounding areas, after several reported sightings of a large black animal…

Councillor Wendy Johnson resigns

In a surprise move, Wendy Johnson has resigned from Six Nations of the Grand River Elected Council. The community learned of the sudden resignation at…

Run Woman Run brings Indigenous filmmakers into limelight

Indigenous people are becoming more and more represented in the film industry and with the recent success of the mainstream feature film Run Woman Run,…

Haudenosaunee artist has designs at The Bay

There are so many layers to the story of Haudenosaunee artist Britt Ellis and how her designs ended up at The Bay it’s hard to…

Finding accurate information during Indigenous History Month

When it comes to Indigenous history, many people say they never learned the truth growing up in Canada. We often hear the term “whitewashed” when…

Six Nations community garden underway

Volunteers are working like busy bees to get planting on a three-acre community garden that anyone in the community is invited to use. Thanks to…

Hundreds come out for annual Tom Longboat run

After being put on pause for two years due to the pandemic, the Tom Longboat Run last weekend once again brought people together for a…

No funding for language school after minister’s visit

Parents and community members expressed anger last week after a visit from the federal minister of indigenous services produced nothing more than a speech regarding…

Homeless crisis in Brantford and Six Nations

Thirty-seven per cent of Brantford’s homeless population are of Indigenous ancestry. That’s in a city where only 2.4 per cent of the population identifies as…

Revenues down for Six Nations economic development corporation

The Six Nations of the Grand River Economic Development Corp. made $23 million in 2021- down from the almost $30 million it took home in…

The magical habitat of Chiefswood Park

As the ancient waters of the Grand River whispered past Chiefswood Park on a warm and sunny spring afternoon last Thursday, the grasses, plants, and…

Partnership announced in $12 million Six Nations fibre optic project

Fibre optic internet is coming closer to being a reality on Six Nations after First Nations Cable announced a partnership with major players in the…