Six Nations host community for AFN General Assembly
NIAGARA FALLS — Six Nations of the Grand River was pleased to be the host community to the Assembly of First Nations 2016 General Assembly.…
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AFN Youth Summit calls for awareness to suicide
NIAGARA FALLS – The Assembly of First Nations National First Nation Youth Summit on Wellness gathered this weekend. More than 200 First Nations youth attended…
Electrical overload cause of house fire
OHSWEKEN – Six Nations Fire and Emergency Services are reminding homeowners on the territory to be cautious not to overload their electrical systems after an…
Road construction continues
SIX NATIONS – More road construction has begun on the territory. Six Nations Roads Department will begin resurfacing the roads on Third Line between Bateman…
Project brings art to address sexual assault
OHSWEKEN – A travelling art gallery opened at the Ganohnkwa’sra Family Assault Support Centre in Ohsweken this week as part of a province wide project…
Colleges collaborating for student success at Six Nations Polytechnic
BRANTFORD — Six Nations Polytechnic’s new Brantford Campus is headed towards a bustling inaugural fall season. Administration teams are hustling to get the new city…
Trudeau first pm to march in gay pride parade
TORONTO – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made history over the weekend as the first Prime Minister of Canada to take part in Toronto’s Pride parade.…
Province to hold public meetings to combat systemic racism
TORONTO – The province will host community meetings with organizations and the public to address systemic racism and how to eliminating barriers for indigenous and…
Investments made to end human trafficking
TORONTO – Ontario is making major investments in combatting human trafficking. This as a part of the provinces’ commitment to end violence against women. Recent…
Indigenous in Canada three times more likely to be victims
TORONTO – A new report says indigenous people are three times more likely to experience sexual assault than non-indigenous people in Canada. The report analyzed…
Senate seeking to examine Haudenosaunee border crossing rights
AKWESASNE — Members of the community of Akwesasne are seeking to develop a secure ID card that would solve problems of travelling between the US…
-Inherent and treaty rights must be honoured
OTTAWA — The Assembly of First Nations National Chief Perry Bellegarde says inherent and treaty rights must be front and centre in the federal government’s…
Single vehicle accident sends three to hospital
SIX NATIONS — A Six Nations man was arrested and charged with impaired driving after his SUV crashed into a hydro pole on Highway 54…
New water treatment plant for Ontario First Nation
CONSTANCE LAKE — A new water treatment plant was announced for the Ontario First Nations community of Constance Lake. The new plant will lift a…
College opportunities for youth at Six Nations Polytechnic new campus
BRANTFORD — Six Nations Polytechnic held an open house at the school’s new campus in Brantford Saturday at an event for prospective students from the…