Can anything Samuel Jarvis did be trusted?
BIOGRAPHY Former Superintendent of Indian Affairs, Samuel Peters Jarvis, who orchestrated the questionable ‘surrender’ of the Haldimand Tract, was removed from office on May 10, 1845.…
Jim Windle
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Blast elbowed out of first place
BRANTFORD The Brantford Blast vaulted into first place Saturday night by defeating the Hamilton Steelhawks 4-3 in Hamilton. That, after losing a 2-1 shoot-out heat breaker Friday night to…
Demons drop two to Lock Monsters
OHSWEKEN — Ohsweken Demons took it on the chin Saturday afternoon at the Meridian Centre 16-6 to occupy fifth place in the six-team league with…
Pro-Fit Corvairs clinch league season title
CALEDONIA ‑ The big news this week in the Greater Ontario Jr. B Hockey League is the Caledonia Corvairs lost a hockey game, only it’s…
Hag-hawks win quarterfinal series 4-1
HAGERSVILLE — The Jr. C Hagersville Hawks will move on after defeating the Niagara Riverhawks four games to one in the quarterfinal round Saturday night in Hagersville.…
Hess wins unanimous decision in Brampton Cup
BRAMPTON — After taking a few years off from the extensive training of amateur boxing, Six Nations’ Karl Hess has returned to the ring with…
New Brantford Jr. C Lacrosse team announced
BRANTFORD — After taking a year off last season, the Hamilton Bengals Jr.C lacrosse franchise has announced a moved to the Brantford and District Civic…
Thousands of years of Brantford-area history unearthed
BRANTFORD – The unearthing of an estimated 400,000 artifacts shed light on the long past history of Brantford, Ontario and Canada, as well as evidence…
MontHill vandalized: $10 000 reward offered for information leading to an arrest
HALDIMAND Vandals are responsible for an estimated $20 000 in damages to the MontHill Golf and Country Club course on Highway 6 last week. Drivers…
Due diligence recommended when dealing with Walton
SIX NATIONS – Questions over a lack of due diligence on the part of Brant County Council, Brantford Council and the Six Nations Elected Council…
National Lacrosse League updates
Six Nations talent excelled throughout week five and six of the National Lacrosse League schedule. On Friday, Jan. 29, the Georgia Swarm (with a stock…
Pro-Fit Corvairs flexing their muscles
CALEDONIA ‑ It was hard to watch Saturday night’s 17-1 mangling of the Pelham Panthers at the Haldimand Centre Arena. The last place Panthers, with only one…
Truth and Reconciliation Commission Report recognizes sports as a healer
OTTAWA — The following excerpts are directly from the recently released Truth and Reconciliation Committee report (TRC) and hint that sports were a lifesaver for…
Blast’s winning streak now at 7 in a row
BRANTFORD New Credit’s Cameron Sault is flying along this season for the Brantford Blast. Saturday night in Thorold, Ont., Sault added two goals and two…
Demons come alive in fourth quarter
SIX NATIONS ‑ Five games into the Canadian Lacrosse League schedule, the Ohsweken Demons find themselves in fourth place in the five-team league, while having…