Indigenous getaways and educational experiences in Ontario
With Indigenous communities all across the province and COVID-19 restrictions being lifted more each week, now is a good time to plan some educational visits to…
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Ceremony for Ontario’s new Indigenous Hub in Toronto
The Indigenous community in Toronto celebrated the ground breaking of a new Indigenous Hub in the city. The new Hub will help meet critical health…
Do golf shoes help your game?
New to golf or looking for ways to lower your score? Your shoes might make the difference Six Nations is lucky to have several 18-hole…
Walleye or Pickerel, the great debate
National Go Fishing Day was June 18, a great day to find a stream, a lake or pond, bait your hook, cast your line and catch a…
Decolonizing one word at a time, CBC’s new Indigenous podcast
CBC launched “Telling Our Twisted Histories” in May. An 11-episode podcast series that reclaims Indigenous history by exploring 11 words whose meanings have been twisted…
White corn as sustenance and cultural reclamation
The Haudenosaunee were some of the most advanced First Nations in their agricultural techniques and practices. So it is appropriate there is corn named in…
Nearly 200 celebrated Six Nations Pride Ride over the weekend
Nearly 30-celsius heat didn’t slow down this year’s Six Nations Pride Ride last weekend. Almost 200 people showed up for the ride on June 27,…
Ride for Pride back to celebrate LGBTQ+ visibility on Six Nations
Six Nations’ Ride for Pride is back for its second year and event organizers are excited to celebrate Pride while creating a safe space for…
Elected Chief Hill calls officials for full investigation across Ontario residential schools
Six Nations Elected Chief Mark Hill sent five letters to various Ontario officials calling for a full investigation into the deaths of all missing children…
Why is Pride Month celebrated in June?
Pride Month takes place for the entire month of June and is dedicated to 2SLGBTQIA+ voices, the celebration of LGBTQ culture and support of those…
How to be an effective ally to Indigenous people in the face of national trauma
When the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc First Nation announced the discovery of the remains of 215 children at a former residential school site in Kamloops, B.C.,…
Iron Worker turned Artist
SIX NATIONS – Iron Worker turned artist, Robert James House, Cayuga Turtle, gave up construction but did not give up his tools. Throughout the past…
Perfect season for hiking the outdoors
LIONS HEAD –If you can the handle the wet earth and slush of early spring, now is a great time to go for a drive…
When life throws rocks at you, make lemonade donuts
HAMILTON – Monster Donuts, one of several businesses affected by vandals in early March, responded with a tongue-in-cheek donut summing up how they feel about…
Director of Federal Schools says policies needed
SIX NATIONS – Parents, community members, Six Nations Police and Six Nations Elected Council are continuing to work towards a solution regarding the drug paraphernalia…