On Orange Shirt Day — I was triggered
People across the country this week marked the memory of former students, now survivors, of the Indian Residential School System in Canada. The Orange Shirt…
Nahnda Garlow
Nahnda Garlow is former writer for the Two Row Times. Stories have been archived for continuity.
Hurricane disaster relief headed from Six Nations to Bahamas
HAMILTON – Six Nations business are responding to the Hurricane Dorian disaster by sending half a million dollars worth of immediate relief directly to Abaco…
Police assessing break-in, removal of documents and computers after Central Admin protesters removed
OHSWEKEN — Six Nations Elected Council members marched back into the Six Nations Central Administration building Monday morning, escorted by police and about 200 community…
A little bit of the basics on the styles of pow wow dancing
SIX NATIONS — Today’s competitive pow wow dance styles are a blend of many nations, traditions and styles. If you’re visiting a pow wow for…
Pow Wow Terminology: some key phrases to know about pow wows
If you are headed to Six Nations for the Grand River ‘Champion of Champions’ Pow Wow this weekend (and you should) then you will hear…
Judge grants injunction on Central Admin property protests
BRANTFORD – An interim injunction was granted this afternoon – ordering protesters to leave the front lawn of the Six Nations Elected Council Central Administration…
Double homicide in Brantford
BRANTFORD — Two people have died in an apparent homicide in Brantford following an early morning shooting on Park Road South. At approximately 7:55 a.m.…
Judge approves injunction for completion of Niagara Reinforcement Project
CALEDONIA — Superior Court Justice Elizabeth Sheard issued an injunction Tuesday evening, preventing the HCCC, HDI, 16 named individuals along with Jane Doe, John Doe…
HCCC, HDI and 16 others being sued for injunction on Niagara Reinforcement Project
BRANTFORD — The Haudenosaunee Confederacy Chiefs Council, Haudenosaunee Development Institute and 16 named individuals were taken to court Monday afternoon, after being served with a…
OPINION: Elected leaders advocates for growth, not just merely administrators
In this election year, accusations of misconduct and theft toward the Six Nations Elected Council and their employees has hit an all-time high. Claim after…
‘What kind of leadership should Six Nations have?’ Six Nations Youth Council looking for feedback
SIX NATIONS — Six Nations Youth Council (SNYC) will be surveying guests at the Indigenous People’s Day celebration in Ohsweken on Friday — looking for…
Indigenous “Signs of Welcome” unveiled at Hamilton Health Sciences
HAMILTON — New signs honouring the Indigenous territories where Hamilton Health Service providers treat their patients were unveiled at the Ron Joyce Chidlren’s Health Centre…
Six Nations Elected Council releases statement addressing rumours on social media
OHSWEKEN — An ongoing blockade remained in place Tuesday evening, despite instructions from the Haudenosaunee Confederacy Chiefs Council and a request from the Six Nations…
Six Nations Citizenship Code has passed
The Six Nations Citizenship Code has passed. Votes were tallied at the Six Nations Tourism building after the polls closed at 6:00 p.m. Saturday. The…
Protesters block SNEC building on National Day of Action against Federal Government
OHSWEKEN — A group of about 25 people rallied out front of Six Nations Elected Council’s Central Administration building on Monday morning, preventing anyone from…