Students compete for spot in district track and field
SIX NATIONS – Students at Emily C. General School competed for spots in the Six Nations district track and field event last week, which takes…
Jace Koblun
Beyond the Bell program gifts SNEC “knowledge quilt”
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…
Golf for Timbuck
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…
Artist invites all Canadians to remember and talk reconciliation
TORONTO – What exactly is Canada celebrating this summer? That is the question being asked by artist Tia Cavanagh as she finishes up the final…
Brantford seeks input on improving public schools
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…
More than makeup
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…
OCAD University to showcase indigenous artwork at grad show
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…
TiffanyTaylre: Make-up & Women’s Empowerment
SIX NATIONS – Making women feel beautiful. That’s the theme of TiffanyTaylre — a hair and makeup service company that has been on Six Nations…
SN cleans up at BASEF and shows great teamwork
SIX NATIONS – Several science fair project winners from Six Nations and area elementary schools were submitted for consideration for the Bay Area Science and…
Students celebrate language at Six Nations Polytechnic
BRANTFORD – CEO of Six Nations Polytechnic (SNP) Rebecca Jamieson, asked a room filled with a mix of more than 400 indigenous and non-indigenous students…
Fresh coffee, fresh ideas and fresh home-cooked food
SIX NATIONS – Catherine Powless bought Java Joe’s Coffee Shop last year in October and has loved every minute of running the business since. “I…
Preliminary hearings finish up
After a week of hearing from witnesses, preliminary hearings are clueing up for the case against Peter Khill, the 27-year-old man charged with second-degree murder…
Preliminary hearings for Peter Khill begin
HAMILTON – A preliminary hearing began Tuesday for a 27-year-old Glanbrook man charged with second-degree murder in connection to the death of 29-year-old Jon Styres of…
Celebrating 20 years with Community Living
OHSWEKEN – Cindy Lalonde reached the 20-year milestone of working at Community Living Six Nations (Ronatahskats) last month. She celebrated with staff and friends last…
Fall Fair back to September?
OHSWEKEN – The Six Nations Fair, or, Fall Fair, has been held in late August for the past few years and some community members are…