BRANTFORD – Human remains found during a public utilities project in the area of Glenwood Drive back in early August have been sent to the…
It wasn’t uncommon in the 1890s’ to see cows grazing on Kerby Island on the Grand River in Brantford. Local farmers would wade their cows…
Around 1793, a petition for land was filed by Abraham Dayton, and his wife. The piece of land was to meet certain specific qualities. Dayton…
SIX NATIONS – These days of COVID-19 have caused us all to rethink a lot of things we otherwise may not have. In some cases…
The area just south of Paris, Ontario known as Whiteman’s Creek has carried that name since long before the towns of Brantford and Paris were…
He was a serious racist, a drunk, a political bully and Canada’s first Prime Minister — Sir John A. Macdonald was all of the above.…
In 1828, Ely Parker’s Seneca mother had a vision that the child she was carrying would grow up to be known as a peacemaker between…
To be a Warrior, means many things to many people. This week we look at the life of what some call, an information warrior. A…
OTTAWA — The cold war was getting hotter every week in the late 1950s. The western world was ramping up production of some of the…
By Jim Windle/Hazel Hill SIX NATIONS — There have been very important lives in our past that with the passing of years have set them…
SIX NATIONS — Over the generations, the people of the Five Nations, now Six Nations, have been known for their social and political insight as…
NOVA SCOTIA — Oak Island, located just off the coast of Nova Scotia, has not given up its legendary treasure of vast amounts of templar…
NAVAJO NATION — The Navajo Nation of Arizona shut down all non-Native vehicle access to their reserve lands, protecting its people against the COVID-19 pandemic.…
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s announced new gun restrictions was hailed or hated, depending on who you talk to. Tuesday, the Liberal Bill C-71…

