Men’s Fire seek injunction on McClung development
SIX NATIONS – Tired of waiting for the Elected Council or the Haudenosaunee Development Institute (HDI) to do anything more than send letters expressing their…
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OI Leasing Group employees on the hook for thousands
EAGLES NEST/BRANTFORD ‑ Court efforts to protect tax exemption for status Indians working for the OI Group (Native Leasing Services and OI Employee Leasing Inc.)…
99ers crush Siskins 6–2
BRANTFORD ‑ It is not often the Brantford 99ers Jr. B franchise has had opportunity to celebrate, but Thursday night they experienced the sweet taste…
Midgets squander lead with bad penalties
OHSWEKEN ‑ If not for an undisciplined second period, the Six Nations Midget Reps would have had the game in the bag, but Tillsonburg took…
SN Pee Wee Reps battle back to tie
OHSWEKEN ‑It was a see-saw matchup of the Pee Wee Reps Sunday at the Gaylord Powless Arena as Six Nations vs. Hagersville ended in a…
Corvairs leave coal in Falcon’s Christmas stockings
CALEDONIA ‑ The Caledonia Pro-Fit Corvairs left a message for the 2nd place St. Catharines Falcons as the Greater Ontario Jr. B Hockey League looks…
3rd period comeback downs Peewees
OHSWEKEN — Oh, how quickly a hockey game can turn. That was made evident Sunday afternoon at the Gaylord Powless Arena in Ohsweken when the…
Penalties mount as Midgets lose
OHSWEKEN — The Cayuga Stars showed great discipline in defeating their hosts 5–2. On the other hand, Six Nations undisciplined play and resulting string of…
Bantams shut out Hagersville 6-0
OHSWEKEN — Captain Sandy Porter led the charge as the Six Nations Bantam Reps shut out the Hagersville Bantam Hawks 6-0 at the Gaylord Powless…
Corvairs still on top after splitting weekend games
CALEDONIA — Mitch Fitzmorris put two goals up in Sunday night’s Jr. B 5–2 win over the Ancaster Avalanche at the Haldimand County Caledonia Centre,…
Prime Minister Trudeau’s Speech from the Throne brings hope
OTTAWA — Traditionally, every new session of the Canadian Parliament opens with a Speech from the Throne in which the Prime Minister lays out in…
Resident defends his recycling plans
SIX NATIONS — Six Nations resident Earl Johnson of Third Line Road, has what he believes to be a solution for the overburdened and highly…
Chief LaForme passes the torch in New Credit
NEW CREDIT — After 14 years serving the Mississaugas of the New Credit as Elected Chief, Bryan LaForme has decided to “hang it up and…
Mother sentenced to 3 years in prison for death of son
SIX NATIONS — The Six Nations mother of a 17-month old who died under suspicious circumstances on January 13th 2011, was sentenced on Friday to…
Residents stop dump trucks on Third Line Road
SIX NATIONS ‑ A long train of dump trucks loaded with soil suspected to contain waste materials from off reserve, was stopped on Third Line…