Student spotlight: Clayton Maracle
My name is Clayton Maracle and I am Mohawk Bear Clan.
The Staff
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Lifetime award for Gary Farmer
Gary Farmer received his lifetime achievement award in Buffalo on Saturday at the North Park Theatre, Buffalo Film Festival. He was surrounded by family and some of the people who came to watch came all the way from Alaska and Texas. The festival played the film Dead Man starring Johnny Depp and Mr.
Search underway for missing Mississaugas man Kyle LaForme
The public is being asked to keep an eye out for Kyle Joseph LaForme, a missing man from the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation.
Bright lights at the Akwesasne Indigenous Fashion Show
The Indigenous Fashion Show was held this weekend on Sunday night at 7pm at the Akwesasne Mohawk Casino, featuring designs by Tisha Thompson and Karen Francis.
Haudenosaunee women open Pan-American Sixes with dominant win
The Haudenosaunee Nationals women’s team opened the 2026 Pan-American Sixes Lacrosse Championships with a 36-6 victory over Jamaica on day two of the tournament in Oshawa. The result continues the strong showing by Haudenosaunee squads on the international stage. The Sixes format features faster, sh
City of Brantford launches fully wrapped cancer awareness bus
BRANTFORD – The City of Brantford is proud to unveil a fully wrapped Brantford Transit bus dedicated to promoting breast and prostate cancer awareness and encouraging residents to prioritize early detection and regular screening. Inspired by local cancer advocate Brandi Lee Franklin and her Mission
John Noble Home celebrates reopening of renovated Day and Stay program space
BRANTFORD – The John Noble Home celebrated the reopening of its newly renovated Day and Stay program space on Friday, September 25, 2026, marking the completion of significant improvements designed to better support older adults, individuals living with dementia and memory loss, and their caregivers
Chiefs of Ontario mark Sisters in Spirit Day with report card
Chiefs of Ontario marked Sisters in Spirit Day on Oct. 4 by releasing a report card on the National Inquiry’s 231 Calls for Justice for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirit people.
Armed robbery on Highway 54
Six Nations Police are investigating an armed robbery that took place early Monday at a business on Highway 54 east of Chiefswood Road.
Six Nations celebrated at the 2026 Indigenous Niagara Outstanding Achievement Awards
NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE — With resounding applause, powerful music, and deeply moving stories, the 2026 Indigenous Niagara Outstanding Achievement Awards (INOAA) unfolded in a highly engaging event. Now in its seventh year, the awards continue to honour those shaping the Indigenous cultural, educational
In Memoriam – Wade Alex Gerald Henhawk
In Loving Memory of Wade Alex Gerald Henhawk March 1, 1987 – October 2, 2016 Ten years have passed since we lost you far too…
Lighthouse Festival announces The Addams Family Musical
PORT DOVER – Monday, September 28, 2026 – They’re creepy, they’re kooky, and they’re coming to Lighthouse Festival! The delightfully macabre Addams Family will take over the Lighthouse Theatre stage in the spring of 2027 with the hit Broadway musical The Addams Family.
Smoke Dancing in observance of National Truth and Reconciliation Day
Six Nations Polytechnic held their Smoke Dance Competition in observance of National Truth and Reconciliation Day on Friday, September 25th from 4-8pm. They had a great turnout of spectators and dancers. Dinner included taco in a bag and sweet treats. Free Orange shirts were given out to the first 1
Turtle’s Back Publishing announces Finding Ga’nigǫhi:yo, a graphic novel of Haudenosaunee reconnection
Six Nations of the Grand River, ON — Turtle’s Back Publishing, a division of the Ontario Native Literacy Coalition, is proud to announce the upcoming release of Finding Ga’nigǫhi:yo, a powerful new graphic novel by writer Darienne Martin (Tuscarora, Snipe Clan). Illustrated by Six Nations’ own Monta
She Carries the Song: An Evening of Indigenous Voices, Stories and Connection
On October 22, audiences in Mississauga will have the opportunity to experience an extraordinary gathering of Indigenous talent when She Carries The Song comes to the Living Arts Centre.