The Spirit of All Nations.
Lawyers representing Canada questioned the validity of maps detailing the lands contained within the Haldimand Tract during the first week of trial in Six Nations’ long-awaited litigation case against the Crown.
The public is being asked to keep an eye out for Kyle Joseph LaForme, a missing man from the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation.
Six Nations of the Grand River Elected Council has released its annual financial audit alongside an updated strategic plan outlining priorities through 2030.
Chiefs of Ontario marked Sisters in Spirit Day on Oct. 4 by releasing a report card on the National Inquiry’s 231 Calls for Justice for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirit people.
Six Nations Police are investigating an armed robbery that took place early Monday at a business on Highway 54 east of Chiefswood Road.
An artistic collective created an Indigenous female figurine and perched it atop the spot where a Sir John A MacDonald statue was torn down a few years ago in Hamilton’s Gore Park.
As the historic Six Nations land claim case against the Crown got underway this week at a Toronto court, both the provincial and federal government said in their opening submissions they are not responsible for what the Crown may have done with Six Nations’ lands within the Haldimand Tract.
The Moccasin Identifier is taking its First Nations-led education movement coast-to-coast.
After 30 long years, Six Nations of the Grand River’s land claim case against the Crown is finally being heard starting on Monday.
A northern Ontario Cree chief is accusing the federal government of blocking his community’s effort to reclaim jurisdiction over child and family services by tying any transfer of authority to funding conditions the Nation has not accepted.
Six Nations of the Grand River has released its 2026 audit and the 2025 to 2030 strategic plan, documents the elected council says are part of keeping the community informed.
One of Ontario’s first Indigenous living classrooms for patient care has opened at a long-term care centre in Brantford through a partnership between St. Joseph’s Health System and Six Nations Polytechnic.
It was a beautiful late summer day on Saturday as dozens gathered at the site of the beautiful Mohawk Village Memorial Park in Brantford, a project meant to honour survivors of the former Mohawk Institute Residential School.
Escalating trade measures between Canada and the United States are creating new pressure for some Indigenous-owned businesses that rely on cross-border supply chains or American customers.
The Seneca Nation is continuing to push for the reversal of a U.S. executive order that directs federal agencies to call Lake Ontario “Lake America.”
