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  • The new wave of colonization

    The new wave of colonization

    Colonization may have started with blankets and guns but it is still an on-going effort by modern day colonizers such as Ford to strip Indigenous peoples of our identity and thereby strip us of our traditional territories. Modern day colonialism has become a psychological attack against our people and the war is waging everyday inside

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  • The Frederick Haldimand discussion

    The Frederick Haldimand discussion

    SIX NATIONS — Last week we published an article asking the question if Sir Frederick Haldimand we in fact a friend of Six Nations or a foe. We received responses and opened lively discussion amongst our readers, which was quite educational indeed. For those that missed it, the entire article is on our website at tworowtimes.com.

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  • Montour eager to start new season

    Montour eager to start new season

    ANAHEIM — In his second season with the Ducks, Brandon Montour went from exciting prospect to bonafide top-six defenceman. His rookie season set a high bar. After making his debut, the Brantford, Ontario native collected six points and an impressive plus-11 as the team made its run to the Western Conference Final. His blend of

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  • SNML celebrates awards banquet

    SNML celebrates awards banquet

    OHSWEKEN — The number and quality of Six Nations Minor Lacrosse graduates in the NLL and OLA really is astounding considering the size of the Six Nations community, proving a developmental system that really works. But it doesn’t just happen, even in a community that that is so proud of its lacrosse heritage. It takes

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  • OPINON: Indigenous people are capable to protect our own, and resolve our issues

    The Ontario Court of Appeal heard the case of a Six Nations Mohawk, Ken Hill, known tobacco businessman, defending his right not be pushed through a foreign court system to resolve a spousal support claim from another Haudenosaunee person. Hill says he and Britney Beaver were in a non-exclusive, non-spousal sexual relationship when she became

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  • Woman and infant unharmed in hit and run, police seek suspects

    SIX NATIONS – Six Nations Police say they are looking for information after a woman was sideswiped on Sixth Line Monday evening. The woman was travelling on Sixth Line, west of Onondaga Road when she said she was hit by another vehicle that crossed the centre lane. The woman, who was travelling with her infant

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  • Man stabs himself in the chest with a machete

    Man stabs himself in the chest with a machete

    SIX NATIONS – Six Nations Police attended a First Line Road address Monday afternoon in response to a report of a man who had been stabbed in the chest. There they found a 48 year old male with an 18 inch machete sticking out of his torso, approximately 8-10 inches inside the males stomach. Police

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  • Lecture series kicks off with documentary

    Lecture series kicks off with documentary

    BRANTFORD — Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World will be screened as the first of several fall events at Laurier Brantford. The series is sponsored by the Friends and Neighbours Group, a grassroots committee of volunteers supporting the Woodland Cultural Centre’s Save The Evidence Campaign. It kicks off the group’s 2018-19 lecture series presented

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  • Mississaugas sign consultation protocol with feds

    Mississaugas sign consultation protocol with feds

    NEW CREDIT — Carolyn Bennett, Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations was in New Credit to sign a consultation protocol between Canada and the Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation, Thursday. In a media release the Government of Canada conceded it has a duty to consult and, where appropriate, accommodate Indigenous groups when it considers conduct that

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  • Making your Harvest a healthy one

    Making your Harvest a healthy one

    HEALTHY ROOTS — Harvest time seems like it should be an exciting time for all gardeners. Unless and until the reality of keeping up with a tsunami of vegetables. Here are some things you can do to keep up with your harvesting schedule and savour the fruits of your labour. Take a basket out to

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