Tourism article: bylaw update
In last week’s article Tourists always welcome on Six Nations, we mentioned that there was an old bylaw which stated that non-native individuals couldn’t be…
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Community invited to Creation Lab showcase this weekend
SIX NATIONS – Kaha:wi Dance Theatre’s two week long creation lab is coming to an end this week and participants will be showing what they’ve…
Remembering Blanche: a husband’s tribute
SIX NATIONS – There have been two defining moments in Fred Hill’s life. The day he married his wife Blanche and the day he gave…
Non-native visitors not “entirely sure” if they are allowed on the reserve
SIX NATIONS – Tourism on Six Nations is rapidly becoming a thriving industry where non-native individuals can come and learn how to respect and appreciate…
Looney Loons: watching loons at war on the lake
ALGONQUIN – One of the most fascinating things about the loon is their distinctively haunting voice, but watching two male loons duke it out in…
Pro golfers help train youth for Ontario Aboriginal Summer Games
CALEDONIA – Professional golfers Steve Tooshkenig and Jesse Smith will be teaching youth from all across Ontario the fundamentals of golf in preparation for the…
Band council offers $7,000 to Great Law Recital
SIX NATIONS – Elected Band Council decided at Tuesday night’s general meeting to donate $7,000 towards the Great Law Recital being held on the territory…
Election Code discussed at general meeting
SIX NATIONS – At Tuesday night’s Elected Council general meeting, Dorothy Russell-Patterson, an electoral officer for Six Nations, was asked to come discuss some possible…
SN Imagination Library celebrates one year
VETERAN’S PARK – Holly Frank and the rest of the team behind the Six Nations Imagination Library celebrated the groups first birthday last week in…
Film viewing opens discussion at McMaster
HAMILTON – A public viewing of a documentary film made by Dr. Dawn Martin Hill about the Haudenosaunee reclamation of traditional lands was shown at…
865 kilometre walk raises awareness on suicide
HAMILTON – A group of youth and young adults from Attawapiskat and surrounding areas have walked more than 800 kilometres — from Cochrane, Ont. to…
A plant for every occasion
NEW CREDIT – Joseph Pitawanakwat says that every plant in the world has at least one specific medicinal use — last night he showed a…
Two Row on the Grand: looking forward
PORT MAITLAND – A group of Onkwehon:weh and settler allies from the Two Row on the Grand canoe paddle met in Port Maitland, Ont. on…
Two Row on the Grand: sharing responsibility
GRAND RIVER – In honour of the Two Row Wampum and what it still stands for, a group of Onkwehon:weh and settler allies are in…
Food drive in Fort William helps local women shelters
FORT WILLIAM – Dreamcatcher Charitable Foundation and Two Row Times partnered last week in hosting a food drive blitz near Thunder Bay; donations were given…