Fees for water and sewer waived through to May 31
OHSWEKEN — SNGR Elected Council says it will waive the sanitation fees for community residents until May 31. Funding for charges to provide fresh water…
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New barcode entry system for all Six Nations band members, paper passes expire May 8
OHSWEKEN – Six Nations has a new way of verifying band members to enter the territory. Six Nations Elected Chief Mark Hill made the announcement…
Youth sentenced in drive-by shooting
EDMONTON — An Alberta judge sentenced a teen to 21 months for shooting a German tourist in the head on the Stoney Nakoda First Nation.…
Two new COVID-19 cases brings total to 11
OHSWEKEN — Two more people from Six Nations have tested positive for COVID-19. The new cases bring the total to 11 including 1 death, 7…
Spike in coronavirus tests, back up generator secured for pandemic care site
OHSWEKEN — A large generator capable of powering electric hospital beds and ventilators is being rented by Six Nations of the Grand River as a…
First positive coronavirus case on Mississaugas of the Credit
MISSISSAUGAS OF THE CREDIT — Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation is reporting their first confirmed positive case of COVID-19. Chief Stacey Laforme made the…
Six Nations rejects oil money donations from Enbridge and TransCanada
OHSWEKEN — In a unanimous vote on Monday, Six Nations of the Grand River Elected Council decided to decline two $20,000 in cash donations collectively…
Six Nations to investigate police services and Commission after complaints
OHSWEKEN — The Elected Council says they are pursuing an internal review of the Six Nations Police service and the Police Commission. In a very…
Haudenosaunee asked to avoid annual hunting, fishing in Tyendinaga
TYENDINAGA — The chief of Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory is asking Haudenosaunee people not to travel to his community for the annual hunting and fishing season.…
Spike in coronavirus tests, back up generator secured for pandemic care site
OHSWEKEN — A large generator capable of powering electric hospital beds and ventilators is being rented by Six Nations of the Grand River as a…
Six Nations sees 2 new positive COVID-19 cases bringing total number of cases to 11
Two more people from Six Nations have tested positive for COVID-19. The new cases bring the total to 11 including 1 death, 7 resolved cases…
First positive COVID-19 case on Mississaugas of the Credit
Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation is reporting their first confirmed positive case of COVID-19. Chief Stacey Laforme made the announcement in a video posted…
Haudenosaunee asked to avoid annual hunting, fishing in Tyendinaga
The chief of Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory is asking Haudenosaunee people not to travel to his community for the annual hunting and fishing season. Chief R.…
Police respond to large gathering over the weekend
SIX NATIONS — Six Nations Police responded to reports of a large gathering over the weekend on Sixth Line. Officers attended a location on Saturday…
Health and safety regulations, digitization could expedite return to business
Economists around the world are sending local governments reeling with their analysis of what comes next in the “new normal” of our post-COVID reality. The…