Entrepreneurial spirit alive and cooking at Gillies Pizza
BRANTFORD – “There seemed to be a vacancy in fast food and pizza parlours servicing Eagle Place,” says Six Nations Onondaga Turtle Clan member, Vince…
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Confederacy cancels 4th Longhouse meeting
SIX NATIONS – It was 10 o’ clock Saturday morning at the Onondaga longhouse as chiefs, clan mothers and a few traditional adherents slowly entered…
New reform committee seeks
SIX NATIONS – A new elders council has been formed to assist in offering advice and council to the attorney General of Ontario as they…
Blast confidence building after doubling Dundas
DUNDAS – Cam Sault had a big game against the Dundas Real McCoys in Dundas this past Saturday night, scoring a goal and assisting on two more…
Pro-Fit Corvairs trump Thorold 7-2
CALEDONIA – It was a light work-week for the Caledonia Pro-Fit Corvairs with only one game on the schedule, that being Thursday night, Dec. 1,…
Hawks one step forward and one step back
HAGERSVILLE – The Hagersville Hawks continue to take one step forward and another step back in the Jr. C standings after winning 6-4 in Dunnville…
Razor scores TKO in second round at Cabbagetown
TORONTO – Six Nations’ Karl “Razor” Hess cut down his first open class opponent at the infamous Cabbagetown Boxing Club which has produced some of…
Arson destroys historic Henry House
BRANTFORD/EAGLES NEST – An historic early home built, it is estimated, around the 1850s, was destroyed by a suspicious fire Sunday night. At around 7:40…
Cayugas draw line in sand for Haldimand planners
CAYUGA – Cayuga town planners ran into a room full of objections to the proposed abandoning of a plot of land, which lies between the…
Blast robbed in Stoney Creek
BRANTFORD – The Gateway Centre in Stoney Creek was the scene of the crime as the Stoney Creek Generals stole a 6-4 win from the…
Corvairs lunch bucket brigade still on top
CALEDONIA – Unlike in some Pro-fit Caledonia Corvairs teams of recent seasons where winning was almost a given, this year’s team is finding it a…
Hagersville Hawks lose some altitude
HAGERSVILLE – The Hagersville Hawks are losing altitude in the Jr. C standings after a not so successful week on the ice. The double loss…
Six Nations Midgets crush Coyotes
OHSWEKEN – The Six Nations Midgets worked to a 6-2 win over the visiting Burford Coyotes at the Gaylord Powless Arena Sunday afternoon. Cecil Montour…
Thorold changes offensive logo
THOROLD – The mayor of Thorold, Ont. and council ordered the Jr. B Thorold Blackhawks to change its logo before the 2016 to 2017 season…
Three more years: Ava Hill re-elected
SIX NATIONS – Incumbent Elected Chief Ava Hill easily retained her seat Saturday warding off former Chief William Montour and newcomer Cynthia Jamieson by wide…