Six Nations actor inducted into Order Of Canada
OTTAWA — Graham Greene, Oneida of Six Nations, has been selected as on of 100 new inductees into the Order of Canada for “achievements as…
Nahnda Garlow
Nahnda Garlow is former writer for the Two Row Times. Stories have been archived for continuity.
Mohawk Chief Allan McNaughton abruptly closes second Confederacy meeting in a row
SIX NATIONS — The Haudenosaunee Confederacy Chiefs Council (HCCC) meeting came to an abrupt halt Saturday afternoon when Mohawk chief Allan McNaughton stormed out of…
Self Care: things to do before you hit the wall
With the hustle and speed of life it’s so important to remember to slow down and take care of yourself. When you don’t make that…
Recent fires deemed suspicious by Six Nations Fir Marshall
Six Nations Fire Chief Matt Miller has called in the Ontario Fire Marshall’s office to assist the community squad investigate a possible arsonist targeting Six…
City of Brantford will match Six Nations Elected Council Save the Evidence donation
The City of Brantford’s Finance Committee voted in favour of meeting a call to match a $220,000 donation by Six Nations Elected Council towards raising…
The soil of my ancestors
The property my parents live on has been in my family for a long time. My great aunt Emily’s father Wunyadeh grew cucumbers on that…
First Nations walking to Ottawa to declare independence from Canada
OTTAWA – The Annishnabe Nation of the Ottawa River Watershed are walking nearly 300km to declare independence from the nation-state of Canada and will simultaneously…
Celebrate Aboriginal Solidarity Day this weekend at these ACE events
This weekend – Sunday June 21st – is Aboriginal Solidarity Day and there are a TON of events this year all across the province. Looking…
Strodes BBQ & Deli: Quality food, great customer service for over 75 years
Strode’s has been serving Brantford and the surrounding area since 1937 – and it is certain that with a 78 year history they’ve been doing…
Clinic brings indigenous and western medicine together in harmony
Integrating indigenous medicine and western medicine has become a goal of the greater medical community. In the last year, many health organizations have recognized the…
Kanienke’ka teacher receives honorary doctorate
Brian Maracle; author, journalist and noted Kanienke’ha language teacher from Six Nations —has been awarded an Honorary Doctor of Letters degree from Wilfrid Laurier Univerisity…
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and take the First Nations Waste Less Challenge!
For one month, three youth from Six Nations, Alyssa General, Christopher Martin and Chelsey Johnson, will take on the challenge of producing as little waste…
Highlighting indigenous men’s health on the golf course
The Southern Aboriginal Diabetes Inititative (SOADI) is holding a golf tournament this summer in hopes to gather men together in a fun and entertaining way…
Michelle Farmer’s Studio of Dance celebrates 40 years
For many young girls who grew up on Six Nations – dance was their first love. A love fostered by none other than Miss Michelle…
A holistic approach to providing healthy programs for SN Health Services
OHSWEKEN – Six Nations Health Services has been a labor of love for so many care providers in the Six Nations community. From it’s humble…