SIX NATIONS – Elmer General’s life was not long, only 27-years, but he lived every moment of it, as friends would say about the well-liked…
BRANTFORD – For two Haudenosaunee teens, blindness may make life harder, but it doesn’t stop them from achieving their goals both academically and through sport,…
Mohawk Chief Smoke Johnson “Sa-kay-en-qu-doh” was one of the most famous, and even infamous, of the Confederacy Chiefs of the late 1700th and early 1800th…
UTICA NY – After dropping the first two games, the Haudenosaunee Men’s Nationals knew the task at hand and were determined to get things going…
OHSWEKEN/BRANTFORD – Six Nations has helped make hockey history Monday night in Florida as Branden Montour, and his Florida Panthers won its first Stanley Cup…
November of 1924 marks a date which all Six Nations and allied nations need to remember as when Canada, with the support of Britain, assumed…
BRANTFORD—It is painfully true that time and tide wait for no man. But that only means one phase of Six Nations’ professional Middleweight boxer, Karlton…
BRAMPTON – It’s been almost 3 years since Six Nations’ professional boxer, Karlton “Razor” Hess stepped into the ring competitively. But despite the ring rust…
OTTAWA — On November 27th, 1920, the Commissioner of Indian Affairs received a field report from traveling Doctor, F.A. Corbett in which several serious health…
BRANTFORD – A memorandum dated March 26th, 1918, and addressed to Minister of Indian Affairs, Duncan Campbell Scott informs of a lawsuit filed by two…
MOHAWK VILLAGE, SIX NATIONS – It seems the abuse of indigenous children at the infamous Indian residential schools knew no bounds at all. This time,…
In this, the final installment of “Ungodly Alliance”, we talk with Rev. Dr. Wendy Fletcher, who served as the Anglican Church’s, Huron Diocese historian and…
By Jim Windle In Part III of “Ungodly Alliance” we investigate more documentary evidence which was known by both the church and state on abuses…
SIX NATIONS — There was a time when Canada refused the help of the Queen’s most trusted allies, the Six Nations. The late 1800s was…
OTTAWA – At the advent of WW1, there were many Six Nations young men who signed up for service in the Canadian Military which made…