For many young girls who grew up on Six Nations – dance was their first love. A love fostered by none other than Miss Michelle…
When Andy Moro left Windsor, ON in his later teen years, he set his sights on Montreal and the arts. Thirty years later, he is…
Nothing compares to the spectacular colour and showmanship of a twirling fancy dancer. And for those amateur photographers who try to capture the excitement with…
Diohe’ko (Our Sustainers) are integral to our culture and history. Diohe’ko means more than the Three Sisters, including all of the cultivated foods that sustain…
Victoria Day is May 18 this year and this welcomes the beginning of Six Nation’s 27th Annual Community Awareness Week (CAW). With over 60 events…
On Friday, May 15 at 7 p.m., the Woodland Cultural Centre will be celebrating the 40th year of the Annual First Nations Art Exhibition with…
SIX NATIONS – The Creators Game, is what Haudenosaunee people have called the sport of lacrosse since the earliest of times, long before European contact.…
Haudenosaunee author Rick Monture will be the guest of honour at a celebration releasing his new book “We Share Our Matters: Two Centuries of Writing…
It seems like there is a new story breaking each week, usually coming out of the United States, where indigenous people are being objectified and…
Haudenosaunee Diversity – Part One There has been much speculation over the years about having our own university. The thought is that we can educate…
My sister stood on the dirt road, shoes caked in mud, the long dark strands of hair blowing in the wind, her 8-year-old fists clenched…
Six Nations Logan Staats has had quite the adventure this year in the music industry. As the lead singer of Ghost Town Orchestra his work…
Standstill (2013) is the first feature length film released in Canada with the majority of its dialogue in Kanienke:ha. The story revolves around the traumatic…
Age is just a number, and nowhere in life is that more true than in the arts. I’m pretty sure there is no word in…
Journeying Forward: Dreaming First Nations’ Independence remains a powerful and thoughtful discussion of First Nations and self-government in Canada. Its author, Patricia Monture-Angus (September 24,…