Wayne Hill spent 11 years building the archaeological department for the Haudenosaunee Development Institute before he was, without explanation, told to take a pay cut…
About 2,000 people will be without power overnight in early June when Hydro One replaces the aging transformer station in Caledonia. The equipment has reached…
Community members are getting their first taste of spring this month – and that taste is maple syrup. Yes, it’s that time of year again,…
The City of Oakville and Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation are forging a strong relationship together, rooted in allyship and truth. Peter Schuler, an…
The Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation have moved around a lot throughout Ontario over the centuries. And learning about their journey from the Credit…
Six Nations Elected Council renewed the Grand River Notification Agreement for another five years, just as it begins to explore the impacts of the controversial…
SIX NATIONS — There are 48 deaths recorded at the former Mohawk Institute, according to the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation. But the Survivors…
Jurnee Perkins is only seven years old but her confidence is out of this world. Her stage presence has already landed her the title of…
Dakota Brant has spent countless hours since 2021 compiling family trees of Six Nations and Tyendinaga clan families. Brant unveiled the results of her tireless…
With a new year comes hope for new beginnings and a time to recommit to being, and doing, better. But 2023 has brought with it…
There are over 400 people waiting for housing on Six Nations but a new build sponsored by Habitat for Humanity Hamilton is helping to put…
Skyler Williams and Darryl Porter will be in court next week to hear a judge’s decision on sentencing for mischief and other charges related to…
Any groups wishing to participate in Six Nations’ litigation against the Crown in its monumental land claims case dating back to 1995, when it was…
Condolences are pouring in from around the country and at home as former Elected Chief William (Bill) Montour is laid to rest this week. One…
Trailblazing judge Harry LaForme is now the third person from the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation to be named to the Order of Canada.…