Lethbridge professor victim of “thought police”
KANATA VILLAGE/BRANTFORD – Anthony Hall, a University of Lethbridge Alberta tenured professor, lecturer and author, is fighting back from what he believes is an attack…
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Bill Montour back in the race for Chief
OHSWEKEN – The last time William K. (Bill) Montour ran for Elected Chief, he lost to sitting Chief Ava Hill by two votes, but rather…
Pro-Fit Corvairs hold off Falcons
CALEDONIA – It was like watching the same team in two different uniforms in Caledonia Sunday night as the first place Pro-Fit Corvairs and the…
Hag-hawks moving up the standings
The Hagersville Hawks have vaulted into third place in the Jr. C Conference standings, leap-frogging over the Port Dover Sailors who were one point behind…
Razor Hess, sharp as ever in the ring
CATHARINES – Six Nations’ Karl “the Razor” Hess continues to cut down opponents as he improved his record to 9-1 last Friday after winning a…
Longboat honoured with Indspire award
SIX NATIONS – Six Nations elder, Janice Longboat is one of the winners of this year’s Indspire Awards, formerly known as the Aboriginal Achievement Awards.…
McHale and CANACE back in the news
Gary McHale is back in the news and in Cayuga Court along with plaintiffs Randy Fleming, Doug Fleming and Jacob Van Halteren, all members of…
Six Nations 101:The Haldimand Deed
EAGLES NEST — It is the belief of some Mohawks, and the Mohawk Workers in particular, that the Haldimand Deed is, in fact, a Mohawk…
Minor league ball players leads the way
ALVINSTON – It took a kids minor league baseball team to set the course in changing inappropriate team mascot names by ending the 60 year…
Brantford Blast beat Real McCoys
The Brantford Blast introduced its 2016 to 2017 ACH team to hometown fans with an 8-4 home opener win over the visiting Dundas Real McCoys…
Corvairs currently in first place
GOJHL – The Caledonia Pro-Fit Corvairs have 31 points after weekend wins, good enough to put six points between themselves and second place St. Catharines.…
Hagersville Hawks finding their wings
HAGERSVILLE – After a less than auspicious start to the season, the Jr. C Hagersville Hawks are finding their wings and are gaining altitude in…
Rebels hand out the hardware
SIX NATIONS – The Six Nations Jr. B Rebels handed out the hardware Saturday afternoon at the ILA Banquet Hall. Last regular season the Rebels…
Cynthia Jamieson in the running for Six Nations Elected Council Chief
SIX NATIONS – Cynthia Jamieson has stepped up to the plate and is running for the Six Nations administration’s top job as Chief Administrator of…
Ava Hill seeking second term as Chief
OHSWEKEN — Incumbent Elected Chief Ava Hill is tossing her “red hat” into the ring again for the 57th Elected Administrative Council. She will be…