A few weeks ago I wrote an editorial, illustrating an example of cultural bullying. After the story was published a group of Six Nations people…
After passing through Barrie en route to the Sudbury area, drivers will pass through parts of Wahta, Muskoka and Shawanaga. The highway that carries travellers…
Broken down to its core, bullying is unfair treatment. Negative, unfair treatment. In some instances, perpetrators will invent a false rumour about their victim in…
Peacefully at home, Tekahkhwa Ima Jean Johnson began her journey back to the Creator surrounded by family and friends last Saturday. Her life spanned from…
Last week Six Nations held a community meeting to give details on the research and vision for the future of education at Six Nations. The…
At Monday’s Committee of the Whole meeting a delegation of residents and their supporters approached Six Nations Elected Council, asking them to rescind a memorial…
In 2018, a list of the most popular indigenous personalities on Twitter was published by opencanada.org. The list, dubbed ‘Twitterati: the Indigenous Voices edition’, named…
The Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) put out a statement last week, confirming that the Six Nations Cannabis Law was passed by the council on…
In 2017, researchers at Claremont University found that roughly half of the indigenous people that are killed by police or died in police custody between…
Last week I received my quarterly SOCAN payment of $3.72 for I’m A Lucky One — a song I wrote and produced in 2002. Although…
The political landscape at Six Nations right now can be likened to the aftermath of a wild genocide tornado. There are casualties, there is chaos…
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…
After listening to a contingency of men speak about the Old Great Law of Peace that was practiced before the Handsome Lake Religion was adopted…
The first step towards decolonization for Indigenous people is to rediscover what things were like for us prior to 1491. Believe it or not, we…
It is only two weeks into 2019 and there is renewed vigour to Canada’s attacks on indigenous people. First, land defenders in BC supporting and…