SIX NATIONS – Police have arrested and charged 35-year-old Holly Martin of Brantford, Ontario with accessory after the fact to murder, contrary to section 240 of the Criminal Code of Canada
SIX NATIONS – Police have arrested and charged 35-year-old Holly Martin of Brantford, Ontario with accessory after the fact to murder, contrary to section 240 of the Criminal Code of Canada
HAGERSVILLE – The reunion committee at Hagersville Secondary School (HSS), Heaslip Ford and other local organizations helped raise more than $14,000 at the school’s annual Spring Fling event to benefit
SIX NATIONS – NBA entertainer Q-MACK and his performance buddies showed kids last week that you don’t have to look athletic, to be athletic. Q-MACK and his pals; World
BRANTFORD – Known members of the Men’s Fire, Bill Monture and Lester Green were in court last week facing assault charges for the removal of Lawyer Aaron Detlor from his
OHSWEKEN – Years of hard work and studying, or just being naturally gifted at his studies, has paid off for Isaac (Ike) Squire-Hill. J.C. Hill’s 2017 valedictorian. “One thing I
SIX NATIONS – Erinn Monture and Terry Hill received the Wilma General Memorial Award this year for their hard work and dedication towards bringing cancer awareness and improving cancer care
SIX NATIONS – Keegan hill, local lacrosse star, son, life partner and father died in a motor vehicle crash in 2011. He was 25 years old at the time. It
HALDIMAND COUNTY – MontHill Golf and Country Club on Highway 6 is set to become an even better place to play golf, dine and host events by next year.
SIX NATIONS – Students at Emily C. General School competed for spots in the Six Nations district track and field event last week, which takes place Wednesday June 7. Students
Children from YMCA’s Beyond the Bell program contributed to a special “knowledge quilt” gifted to Six Nations Elected Council Monday night as a means to bring a First Nations perspective
SIX NATIONS – Timbuck Martin was a man who loved his family and loved the game of golf. That’s why more than one year after his passing, his wife Sue and
TORONTO – What exactly is Canada celebrating this summer? That is the question being asked by artist Tia Cavanagh as she finishes up the final year of her drawing and
BRANTFORD – Let’s talk about building better schools. To kick off education week with the Grand Erie District School Board, the elementary teachers’ foundation held its first ever community forum
OHSWEKEN – Chemotherapy is no doubt a life-saving medicine, but it takes a severe physical and emotional toll on those who undergo the treatment. Erinn Monture, in collaboration with Six
TORONTO – OCAD University is opening its doors for GradEx 102, a public exhibition and celebration of more than 900 graduating students, all a part of the new wave of creative