Not Guilty verdict reached in Three Feathers Casino federal trial
ALBANY – A verdict of Not Guilty on all counts was returned by a 12 person jury in the federal case involving the Three Feathers Casino. The
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Idle No More & Defenders of the Land Support the Actions of Indigenous Peoples of Elsipogtog, Barriere Lake & Lubicon Lake Nation to Protect Their Waters, Lands & Forests
(Turtle Island/December 16, 2013) – Idle No More and Defenders of the Land networks call on Indigenous Peoples and Canadians to support Indigenous Nations currently engaged in protecting their lands and waters against the corporate-sponsored agendas of the federal and provincial governments.
From the City to the Land: A Cook’s Journey Relationship building through cheese scones and pickled carrots
At the beginning of this month, as a member of the Two Row Society I helped with a table at the ILA’s Christmas Bazaar. Over the course of the weekend I was fortunate enough to share many wonderful experiences with people discussing food and the activities of the Two Row Society.
Federal Detention Diary of Rarahkwisere – Akwesasne Wolf Clan representative
Exclusive to the Two Row Times – part 1 of a 2 part special series on the Three Feathers Casino case in the Akwesasne Kanienkehaka Territory.
UK Music Video depicts Rez life
Drum and bass artists Chase & Status have released a new album “Brand New Machine” December 4, 2013 and the music video premiere for single “Alive ft. Jacob Banks” has been received with mixed reactions.
Lost Tribe wants to share Wisdom
More than 20 years ago, British documentary film maker Alan Ereira began researching for a film about a lost city in the rain forests of Colombia’s Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, the highest coastal mountain in the world.
Health Foundation receives $3,300 cheque donation
OHSWEKEN – The Six Nations Health Foundation was blessed with a $3,300 donation as part of a gala and talent show at the Six Nations Community Hall Sunday afternoon.
Hawaii’s Big Island Puts Ban on GMOs
HAWAII – Last week, Mayor of Hawaii’s Big Island, Bill Kenoi, signed into law bill 113, which bans new GM crops from being grown.
Fault Lines: Elsipogtog, The Fire Over Water
We go to Mi’kmaq territory in New Brunswick, Canada, to find out what happens when a First Nation says no to fracking.
Nelson Mandela dead at 95
Nelson Mandela stands as one of the most powerful symbolic figures of the past century, embodying notions of freedom, peace, racial reconciliation and the struggle against tyranny.
“Looking to the North” – INTERVIEW WITH STEPHEN BUNCH
Two Row Times: Hello Steve. How are things going in Oklahoma with the Seneca-Cayuga people?
Steve Bunch: Great. Thank you for the opportunity to speak to your readers in the Iroquois Confederacy.
Toronto activists lock down to equipment at Enbridge Line 9 river crossing
(Toronto, ON) Members of Rising Tide Toronto have locked down to equipment at an Enbridge Line 9 river crossing, effectively halting construction. This construction is taking place before the NEB has approved this pipeline reversal project.
Two Row Times on Talking Radical Radio
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On this week’s episode of Talking Radical Radio, publisher Jonathan Garlow talks about a new newspaper and website inspired by a new moment of indigenous resurgence in Canada and around the globe.
SWN Seismic Testing continues
NEW BRUNSWICK – SWN Resources employees and police officers are facing more protesters, as seismic testing continues in the area.
Tension is building as opponents to shale gas exploration and development have set up a new camp on Highway 11 near the community of Laketon, near Kouchibouguac National Park.
Polish the silver covenant chain of friendship
November, 11th 2013 marked the 219th Anniversary of the Canandaigua Treaty. It is also known as the Pickering Treaty or the George Washington Covenant.