Arrests made in triple shooting, one victim has died
SIX NATIONS – A shooting on the territory last week on June 1 has killed a young man and left two people injured. One of…
Nahnda Garlow
Nahnda Garlow is former writer for the Two Row Times. Stories have been archived for continuity.
Ontario supporting 2017 North American Indigenous Games
TORONTO – Ontario is partnering with the federal government to support the 2017 North American Indigenous Games. The eight day tournament is the largest sporting…
Grief supports available for Six Nations after shooting death of local teen
Following two recent events on Six Nations of the Grand River Territory, Six Nations Elected Council immediately called together its’ Emergency Control Group to discuss…
Arrests made in triple shooting, one victim has died
A shooting on the territory yesterday afternoon has killed a young man and left two people injured. One of the shooting victims, 16 year-old Ashton…
AFN calls on Canada to implement UNDRIP through legislation
AFN National Chief Perry Bellegarde is urging governments of all levels in Canada to work with indigenous people to implement the UN Declaration on the…
Artist inspired by indigenous issues, presents gift to community
SIX NATIONS – An Ontario artist presented three works of art to the community of Six Nations this week as an emblem of support and…
Road construction to begin in Ohsweken
Six Nations Elected Council, Public Works, and First Nations Engineering Services announced major construction begins today at the intersection of Chiefswood Road and Fourth Line…
Six Nations presence at the United Nations for historical announcement
The Government of Canada's unqualified support for the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples at the 15th Session of the United Nations…
Indigenous showdown: Bannock vs. Scone vs. Frybread
The debate is as old as inter-nation relations between the indigenous people of North America — what bread reigns supreme; bannock, scone or frybread? Now…
Confederacy Council hears concerns, defence of HDI
Approximately 200 people attended the monthly meeting of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy at Six Nations of the Grand River on Saturday to hear the rationale behind…
The problem with incorporation and the Indian Act
For nearly a year members of the Haudenosaunee Development Institute (HDI) have insisted they are not a corporation. According to the HDI reports given at…
Miss Indian World crowned at Gathering of Nations
The Gathering of Nations Pow Wow and Miss Indian World pageant concluded this weekend. The festival is the largest pow wow in North America, held…
Unknown contaminants spill into Grand River near Kitchener
KITCHENER – Cleanup crews have been working to cleanup a spill of an unknown contaminant into the Grand River near Kitchener this weekend. Ministry of…
Members of the Oneida Nation of the Thames oppose joint council
ONEIDA — A letter sent to the Two Row Times clearly articulates that members of the Oneida Nations of the Thames are not in support…
Aaron Detlor and the Haudenosaunee Development Institute
Robert Aaron Detlor is a Canadian lawyer from Toronto, Ontario who has been representing the Haudenosaunee citizens of Six Nations of the Grand River via…