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- February 13, 2019
Last month men claiming to represent the interests of the people of Six Nations along with ex-HDI lawyer, now possibly reinstated HDI lawyer Aaron Detlor shut down the construction of the Six Nations Grand River Development Corporation’s Niagara Reinforcement Project. The reason? They say that Hydro One needed to make the Haudenosaunee Confederacy Chiefs Council
READ MOREMCFN clears up logo confusion
- Letters
- February 13, 2019
This letter is in response to an article in the Two Row Times, published Jan. 30, 2019 with the headline “New Logo for Old New Credit.” This headline and the introductory paragraph, “The Community formerly known as New Credit has launched a logo contest, open to band members, looking for a new logo” have appeared
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Trail of critical errors in Trudeau’s relationship with indigenous people
- Columns, Mu WÎyan Î’uch
- February 13, 2019
Justin Trudeau’s personal campaign slogan repeated this phrase: “… there is no relationship more important to me than Canada’s relationship with Indigenous people”. But to date, the prime minister’s incompetent measures to address Indigenous issues have spent more money on public relations misleading the Canadian public, than what is actually spent on solving critical Indigenous
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Lady Snipers pummel Steelhawks, but miss out on shocking the Shockwave
SIX NATIONS — A full day of senior women’s lacrosse was hosted at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena this past Saturday for week 3 of the Arena Lacrosse Leagues women’s division. Since last year, the league has grown from three original teams to now four, including the Six Nations Lady Snipers, the Paris RiverWolves, the St.
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How two indigenous youth are using hockey on and off of the ice
The General siblings are utilizing hockey to learn life lessons and to grow through travel, competition and opportunity. When thinking about sports, the words that often come to mind are discipline and fitness, but those words only scratch the surface. There is a lot that on-lookers don’t see in sports; including the countless hours each
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Federal bill would make Sept. 30 holiday for Indigenous reconciliation
The House of Commons heritage committee approved a measure Tuesday to make the last day of September a National Truth and Reconciliation Day.
READ MOREBrantford Declares Significant Weather Event: closures, delays
- Local News, News
- February 6, 2019
In response to a freezing rain warning currently in effect in our area, the City has declared a Significant Weather Event that will impact programs, services and travel throughout the city today. The public should be aware that the condition of roads, bike lanes and sidewalks will continue to deteriorate to a poor condition due
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Co founder of Young Spirit on bringing 10 of its members to the Grammys
- Arts and Culture
- February 6, 2019
TORONTO – When the Alberta-founded First Nations collective Young Spirit rolls into the Grammy Awards this weekend it’ll be a co-ordinated effort to rival any pop star’s massive entourage. Some members of the 16-person singing group will fly south on commercial airlines, while others who live in the United States plan to embark on road
READ MOREReport on growth and export of indigenous content released by imagineNATIVE
- Arts and Culture
- February 6, 2019
TORONTO – imagineNATIVE and its partners, including the Indigenous Screen Office, announced the release of a research report entitledPathways to the International Market for Indigenous Screen Content: Success Stories, Lessons Learned from Selected Jurisdictions and a Strategy for Growth on January 31. This report itself presents findings of a major examination of Indigenous screen-based content
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Indigenous astronaut shares space with students at CMHR
- Arts and Culture
- February 6, 2019
Schools in 15 remote and northern communities joined a virtual session with the first indigenous astronaut. Winnipeg, Manitoba — Last Thursday, 150 Grade 8 to 10 students from Winnipeg and the Wuskwi Sipihk First Nation, travelling from their community near Swan River, Manitoba and more, were given the opportunity to learn from and listen to
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