Closures follow ceiling caving in at Lynden Park Mall
BRANTFORD — Sections of Lynden Park Mall’s ceiling fell crashing to the floor Monday, just barely missing unsuspecting customers and employees nearby. Mall officials posted…
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Massive blaze at rubber recycling plant sends thick smoke, acrid odor through Brantford
BRANTFORD — An intense fire broke out at Northwest Rubber on Henry Street in Brantford Sunday morning, sending huge plumes of black smoke up into…
Helicopter spraying isn’t what you should be worried about
Last month, the Six Nations Wildlife Management Office released a Gypsy Moth Aerial Spray Program Update to Facebook reading: “Gypsy Moth infestation has been a…
Letter: Soil brokerage a dirty business
In speaking only for myself and not the Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) this letter is in response to the story “Six Nations Elected Council…
Logo for NAIG 2020 unveiled
HALIFAX — The North American Indigenous Games are set to hit the East Coast next July, and Wednesday, June 5 was the unveiling of the…
‘It makes my heart happy,’ Stanley Cup winner Reggie Leach gets honorary doctorate
CATHARINES — With a Stanley Cup ring on his finger and a Philadelphia Flyers-coloured orange shirt under his ceremonial graduation robe, the Riverton Rifle was…
Hill’s United to host softball tournament in Simcoe Lions Park
OHSWEKEN — Four time International Softball Congress (ISC) World Champions, Hill’s United Chiefs, have partnered with the 2018 Canadian National Peewee Champions the Simcoe Braves —…
Organizers of North American Indigenous Games admit to artistic oversight
HALIFAX — Organizers of the 2020 North American Indigenous Games in Halifax have admitted they failed to acknowledge that the event's logo — unveiled last…
An Oscar first for Wes Studi
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ Board of Governors voted Saturday, three months earlier than usual, to select their choices for the 11th…
Manitoba NDP leader says his kids shouldn’t see themselves as genocide victims
WINNIPEG — A First Nations politician in Manitoba says he doesn't want his children to see themselves as victims of genocide. NDP Leader Wab Kinew…
Two men arrested after shooting on Fourth Line
OHSWEKEN — Six Nations Police say two men are arrested and facing weapons charges after a 23 year old male was shot in the leg.…
Protesters rally outside Brantford-Brant MPP Will Bouma’s office following anti-abortion rally
BRANTFORD — About 500 people with signs, poster, costumes and banners rallied outside of MPP Will Bouma’s office on Friday, to deliver a message —…
SNEC responds to MMIWG Inquiry final report
The Six Nations Elected Council acknowledges the final report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. This report to federal,…
Star track runner runs for MMIW awareness
CHENEY — Just a few weeks ago, Rosalie Fish became one of the most recognizable athletes at the Washington Interscholastic Athletic Association State Track and…
SNMLA’s Players of the Week
For the past four weeks, Warrior Athletics and Jukasa Studios have teamed up to recognize several young athletes within the Six Nations Minor Lacrosse Association…