Demons invite CLax fans to open house Dec. 20th
SIX NATIONS – The Canadian Lacrosse League, also known as CLax, will open its fourth season of professional lacrosse in January, but the Ohsweken Demons…
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Corvairs keep tight grip on top spot
WELLAND – The second place Welland Canadians tried to close the gap between them Sunday in Welland, but the Corvairs’ constant pressure paid off with…
Hag-hawks inconsistency spoils opportunity
HAGERSVILLE – The Hagersville Hawks have hit a dry patch this past week with two losses in three games to remain in the bottom three…
Bantam Intertown Reps lose a 3-2 heart breaker
OHSWEKEN – The Six Nation Bantam Intertown Reps fell one goal short in a very high intensity game Sunday afternoon at the Gaylord Powless Arena.…
Novice Reps fall to Twin Centre’s Stars
OHSWEKEN – It was another full day of minor hockey at the Gaylord Powless Arena Sunday, featuring some very good games and fine individual efforts.…
Bantams tame Waterford Wildcats 4-0
OHSWEKEN – Saturday afternoon at the Gaylord Powless Arena the visiting Waterford Wildcats took it on the chin 4-0 at the hands of the Six…
Toy Bingo helps raise funds for school trips
You may think these people are playing bingo, but actually, they are Christmas shopping. Tis the season for Six Nations and New Credit schools to…
Not the “Real” McCoys in Blast 11-2 win
BRANTFORD – Whoever that was wearing the red jerseys Sunday afternoon at the Brantford and District Civic Centre in Brantford, it certainly wasn’t the “real”…
CLax hopefuls gather in Paris
PARIS – Rob Diehl, media relations representative for the Canadian Lacrosse League was amongst the league’s top brass, coaches and general managers at the Syl…
Corvairs earn 8 points in four games this week
CALEDONIA – It was a very busy and productive week for the Caledonia Corvairs. Caledonia continued to build a fortress around their first place position…
Hagersville Hawks losing altitude
DUNDAS/DUNNVILLE – It wasn’t a good week for the Jr. C Hagersville Hawks as they dropped both games and fell into sixth place in the…
PeeWees thankful for a tie in Burford
BURFORD – Had the Six Nations PeeWees lost against the Burford Coyotes, it would have been a travesty of justice Saturday afternoon at the Burford…
Paris citizens concerned gravel extraction could affect Six Nations water
PARIS – Water quality in Paris is once again the topic of concern for some County of Brant citizens who have determined to double their…
Canada’s biggest union supports missing and murdered Indigenous women
TORONTO – Jerry Dias, the president of Unifor, Canada’s largest union, came out swinging at the Ontario Regional Convention last weekend in Toronto, throwing the…
Blast power past Whitby 7-4
BRANTFORD – The Whitby Dunlops looked flat right from the opening face-off Friday night at the Brantford Civic Centre as the ACH Sr AAA Blast…