Council moves to fully open schools despite high Covid case count
Winter is approaching, Six Nations has the highest per capita Covid positivity rate in the province, and a new Covid variant has emerged. In spite…
Donna Duric
Community to be consulted on how to administer day school legacy fund
Six Nations community members are being invited to advise how the $200 million legacy fund for day school survivors should be administered. Indigenous communities across…
Protests and blockades spring up across Canada after RCMP raid
At least 29 people blocking construction of the controversial Coastal Gas Link pipeline in British Columbia were cleared out after dozens of RCMP officers moved…
Diyo’s Online Closet spreads kindness and raises awareness about bullying
A beautiful 12-year-old girl’s life ended due to bullying. When sweet little Jewel “Gawediyo” Monture died by suicide on Nov. 12, 2010 just a month…
Entire council wins seats by acclamation at Mississaugas of the Credit
There will be four new faces on the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation Elected Council when they are sworn in this December, with all…
Radon testing to be conducted on all on-reserve homes
The Six Nations Environment Task Force hopes to be testing homes in the community for the carcinogenic gas radon beginning in April 2022. “We’ve heard…
Bringing our children home: the search begins
The search has begun. The former Mohawk Institute in Brantford, Canada’s oldest and longest-running residential school, has officially become the focus of a criminal death…
Hwy. 6 closed temporarily in solidarity with Wet’suwet’en Nation
The Hwy. 6 bypass in Caledonia was shut down over the weekend by Six Nations allies in solidarity with the Wet’suwet’en Nation in British Columbia over…
Community selects Mississaugas of the Credit chief and council nominees for general election
The Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation are heading to the polls this December, with two familiar candidates possibly vying for the Chief’s position. Preliminary…
Historian teaches the evolution of Brantford on Haldimand Tract lands
How did the City of Brantford and surrounding communities grow and prosper on land set aside for Haudenosaunee people more than 200 years ago? Noted…
Blue pumpkins on Halloween to raise awareness around autism spectrum disorders
Halloween — a time-old tradition of dressing up and going do-to-door in your neighbourhood asking for candy and treats, or staying in and handing out…
Mohawks celebrate 237th anniversary of the Haldimand Proclamation
As Six Nations grapples with two ongoing land reclamations in Caledonia and Brantford, the significance of the 1784 Haldimand Proclamation has become more apparent. The…
Supreme Court upholds decision for retrial in Jonathan Styres murder
“It’s not open season on trespassers,” said noted Hamilton criminal defense lawyer Dean Paquette, after the Supreme Court of Canada upheld a decision to order…
Six Nations reclaims former Arrowdale property in Brantford
A small group of Six Nations people reclaimed a parcel of land over the weekend in Brantford and plan to stay throughout the winter. On…
Community survey shows residents want options for internet service
A survey conducted by Six Nations of the Grand River on internet service provider preference in the community shows an even split between those who…