Jury recommendations conclude Thunder Bay inquiry of First Nations student deaths
THUNDER BAY — The inquiry into the sudden deaths of seven northern Ontario First Nations high school students concluded Tuesday, ruling that four of the…
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Mrs. Universe headed for Amazing Race Canada
TORONTO — Indigenous pageant winner and the current Mrs. Universe, Ashley Callingbull and her father Joel from the Enoch Cree First Nation were revealed Tuesday…
Families on social assistance to receive full child tax credit benefits
TORONTO — Ontario says families receiving social assistance will receive the full amount of the Canada Child Benefit without losing eligibility or money from the…
Ontario invests millions toward indigenous economic development
TORONTO — Ontario is expanding its investment in the Aboriginal Economic Development Fund, investing $70 million over the next seven years. The name of the…
Ontario chief says millions for health in remote north ‘significant’
OTTAWA — Ontario Regional Chief Isadore Day said the immediate $69 million dollars in funding for health issues in remote northern communities is a significant…
Expansion planned for Brantford mall
BRANTFORD — Plans to expand the Lynden Park Mall in Brantford are in the works. Brantford's City Council approved a zoning bylaw amendment to make…
Over 2000 students attend tenth annual Pen pals gathering
SIX NATIONS — About 2000 elementary students from Six Nations and Caledonia gathered at Chiefswood Park on Friday to celebrate the Annual Pen Pals Gathering.…
First Nations must become full partners in pipeline decisions
OTTAWA — AFN National Chief Perry Bellegarde said First Nations must become full partners in the review, decision-making and regulation of pipelines. The AFN Chief…
Road construction to slow traffic until autumn
OHSWEKEN — Road construction in the village of Ohsweken is scheduled to disrupt water service and temporarily close driveways in the village this week. Six…
Trailer fire being investigated
SIX NATIONS — Six Nations Firefighters battled another house fire Wednesday. Just past noon the trailer home fire was reported to Emergency Services. Firefighters were…
Jihso:dahk – The leader of the plants
HEALTHY ROOTS — Strawberry time is here. For the Haudenosaunee, the juicy red berry is culturally significant. According to the Haudenosaunee Creation Story, Skywoman brought…
Brantford Police seek suspicious man outside school
Police are seeking information about a man seen possibly holding a knife, with blood on his hands outside of Ryerson Heights School in Brantford. Three…
Accident sends truck into quarry
A 26 year old man has died after a car crash sent the pickup truck he was driving into a quarry just outside Hagersville. Police…
Province passes legislation to improve trail system
New legislation has passed to sustain and improve Ontario’s trails system. The new act will protect and enhance thousands of kilometers of the province’s urban,…
Canada has not honoured treaties, says PM Trudeau
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke in Winnipeg last week, and said Canada has failed for centuries to live up to the treaties it signed with…