Indigenous leaders unify against transport of radioactive waste
LAC LEAMY, QC — Two governing councils that oversee the Anishnabek communities and the Iroquois communities elected councils in Ontario are unifying to oppose the…
Nahnda Garlow
Nahnda Garlow is former writer for the Two Row Times. Stories have been archived for continuity.
Grounding in hope for 2017
It’s hard to keep positive when surrounded with indigenous news. Especially if you fancy yourself an empath — which several First Nations, Metis and Inuit…
Escalating state action around DAPL as Governor issues evacuation order
STANDING ROCK SIOUX TERRITORY — A spokesman for North Dakota Governor Jack Dalrymple says the governor has no intention of blocking food and supplies from…
US Senator calls for Attorney General to investigate police attacks at Standing Rock
WASHINGTON — US Senator Al Franken is urging the Department of Justice to take action to protect the safety and First Amendment rights of…
Land of the free — home of the brave
It is hard to sit back and passively take in the limited information we, the public, are being provided about the events unfolding at Standing…
Second trial sees man released, sentenced time served in death of Tashina General and unborn baby
BRANTFORD —The Six Nations man convicted in the 2008 death of Tashina General and her unborn baby, known as Tucker, walked away a free man…
Dreamcatcher Charitable Foundation Gala 2016 recognizes great achievements
HAMILTON — The 12th Annual Dreamcatcher Gala once again celebrated the life and achievement of some stellar indigenous representatives. Nominations for the award were submitted…
Mythbusters: Impaired Driving not worse on reserve than anywhere else
SIX NATIONS – We’ve all heard the rumours. Usually it takes place in whispers by the family in the booth behind you at breakfast, or…
Province awards six indigenous youth writers
TORONTO – Six talented young indigenous writers from across Ontario were awarded the James Bartleman Aboriginal Youth Creative Writing Award. The award celebrates the work…
Six Nations ceases talks with Enbridge, signs historic treaty to resist pipelines
OHSWEKEN — Six Nations Elected Council released a statement Monday, saying effective September 12, 2016 all current and future consultations with Enbridge have ceased. According…
Arrests of land defenders at Dakota Access Pipeline by armed officers in riot gear
STANDING ROCK SIOUX NATION, N.D. — Livestreamed video from the Dakota Access Pipeline Tuesday showed indigenous men and women being arrested by heavily armed law…
Arsonist hits another home on Six Nations
SIX NATIONS — Six Nations Firefighters say another home on the territory was hit by arson. Firefighters battled the trailer home fire early Saturday morning…
Boy flees suspicious stranger offering ride
BRANTFORD — Brantford Police are looking for more information after a young boy said he was approached by a woman in a brown van, offering…
Missing woman located
NEW CREDIT — A 30 year old New Credit woman missing since early last week has been located. Police issued a statement that Meghan Sault…
AFN expresses support for DAPL land defenders
MONTREAL — The AFN for Quebec and Labrador say they are sending support to the land defenders fighting against the Dakota Access Pipeline. A statement…