Let 2019 be the year of unity and inclusion for Six Nations
The people of Six Nations are diverse. I like to think of this as the “such others” written about in the “Mohawks and such others”…
Nahnda Garlow
Nahnda Garlow is former writer for the Two Row Times. Stories have been archived for continuity.
Woman arrested in triple homicide, charged as accessory
SIX NATIONS- OPP day they have made one arrest in connection to the ongoing triple homicide investigation at Six Nations. On Friday, November 23, 2018,…
Hooking in public: The history of ‘the hook’
Perhaps it is because of the power of social media connecting Haudenosaunee people beyond territorial gaps, but it seems to me that ‘the hook’ has…
Grieveing families plead for information in triple homicide
Police revealed new information today in the ongoing investigation to the triple homicide at Six Nations and Oneida. OPP confirmed that one victim, Melissa Miller,…
OPP update on triple homicide investigation
With the chilling discovery of three people from Six Nations: Alan Porter, Micheal Jamieson and Melissa Miller found murdered and their remains found near Oneida…
Six Nations Elected Chief asks for privacy, offers grief assistance after triple homicide victims identified
OHSWEKEN – Six Nations Elected Chief Ava Hill is calling for privacy for surviving families after police released the identities of three homicide victims. OPP…
Triple homicide near Oneida, victims from Six Nations
MIDDLESEX COUNTY – OPP say the bodies recovered in a vehicle outside the Onieida Nation of the Thames reserve near London are three people from…
Telling the truth could cost ya
American cable tv news is incredibly polarized in 2018. Evidence of that polarization was dramatically present this last week after pipe bombs were mailed to…
Municipal elections see new leadership put in place
SIX NATIONS — Ontario’s municipal elections concluded Monday night seeing several new leaders appointed to lead the municipalities surrounding Six Nations. Kevin Davis overwhelmingly defeated…
Court of Appeals rules in favour of hearing constitutional question on indigenous rights
TORONTO — Six Nations businessman Ken Hill has won his case at the court of appeals to raise a constitutional question defending his indigenous right…
Opinion: Conservative media framing public opinion in constitutional case
Lawyers for the woman seeking millions in support from Grand River Enterprises co-owner Ken Hill have been working overtime — linking arms with conservative media…
Community Plan shows us how to use a good mind
A wise Haudenosaunee elder explained to me once what the traditional concept of using “the good mind” is. He said it very plain and simple:…
Hamilton judge amends class action claim against HDI
HAMILTON — The judge overseeing certifying a class action lawsuit against the Haudenosaunee Development Institute (HDI) has recognized at least four of the claims being…
OPINON: Indigenous people are capable to protect our own, and resolve our issues
The Ontario Court of Appeal heard the case of a Six Nations Mohawk, Ken Hill, known tobacco businessman, defending his right not be pushed through…
Woman and infant unharmed in hit and run, police seek suspects
SIX NATIONS – Six Nations Police say they are looking for information after a woman was sideswiped on Sixth Line Monday evening. The woman was…