What you need to know about tire pressure
Drivers need to learn a thing or two about tire inflation, according to a new tire inflation and maintenance attitudinal survey conducted by Leger on…
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Residents asked to tie dogs up for upcoming bike rally
SIX NATIONS – Six Nations residents are being asked to be sure their dogs are tied up during an upcoming bicycle rally, which will be…
Summer tips for taking care of your toes
As we gear up for gardening and the warmer days ahead we all need to take special care to protect our feet. Wash, dry, inspect…
Walk-in Tubs – a product that has come of age
In the mid 1960’s the largest age demographic in Canada was teens and young adults. This generation was the result of post WWII prosperity and…
About Living Rooms introduces new line of Canadian made power lift chairs
Brantford’s “About Living Rooms” is boasting a large selection of quality power lift chairs, with modern looking styles to fit any decor. John Diakun, better…
200th Anniversary Commemoration of Battle of Chippawa
Rick Hill, Chairperson of Six Nations Legacy Consortium spoke at the 200th Anniversary Commemoration of Battle of Chippawa, where over 800 re-enactors played various roles.
SN Confederacy Chiefs respond to Haldimand’s decision
Haudenosaune Confederacy Council put out a statement this week signed by Cayuga Royanni Blake Bomberry after Haldimand County Council moved to have blockades to the entrance of Kanohnstaton (formerly Douglas Creek Estates) removed by contractors.
Caledonia Auto Supply celebrates 25 years in business
CALEDONIA – Twenty-five years ago, in July of 1989, Caledonia Auto Supply first opened for business at 269 Argyle St. North. Since then they have become the number one independent supplier of replacement parts for all makes and models of cars and trucks, both domestic and import.
MJ’s Diner is the place for fine home cooked cuisine
MJ’s Diner first opened its doors in April 2013 and according to owner Rhonda Johnson, they have been going strong ever since and have had…
Hagersville Dental Arts Centre opens new practice in Burford
BURFORD — Burford residents are happy to have a family dental clinic they don’t have to go out of town to visit. Just shy of…
Introducing a collaboration between the TRT and SOADI
The Two Row Times (TRT) and the Southern Ontario Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative (SOADI) are proud to present our new Health & Wellness section and to announce our partnership in making it happen.
Maracle Man’s serves up mouth-watering menu
It is said that most restaurants have a very slim chance of making it past their first year of operation. Nine out of ten restaurants will close down within one year of opening their doors.
Unist’ot’en Camp – Showdown with Chevron!
Since 2010 Unist’ot’en clan members have been maintaining a permanent presence on their traditional territory in so-called Northern British Columbia. The reason for doing so is to assert sovereignty over lands which were never ceded to the Canadian government and to begin a process of decolonization and return to the land. The Camp also stands as the enforcement of a clan decision to ban all of the proposed Fracked Gas and Tar Sands pipelines intending to cross over their territory.
Community Garden hopes to grow more than vegetables
There was a time when everybody came together in the spring and shared with one another at harvest time. Those are the values the Men’s Fire would like to see again for the people of Six Nations. And that is why they are putting in a Community Garden on Chiefswood Road for the benefit of the people of Six Nations.
Legal Snafu leaves local man in limbo
This declaration does not ask for permission to be removed from the Canadian Citizenship and Immigration registries. In fact it was an act of peaceful overture that acknowledges a state of war that exists between the Canadian government and Myself.