Friday’s groundbreaking for the expansion of Ojistoh House was a celebration of hope, partnership, and a shared commitment to creating brighter futures for Indigenous families…
The Six Nations Elected Council has repealed the Six Nations Cannabis Control Law and its associated regulations. The decision took effect on July 9.
Six Nations is being offered $5 million for a housing development project on unceded lands in Brantford on Birkett Lane and Erie Ave.
Six Nations’ beloved Burger Barn is staging the “ultimate comeback story” after announcing it recently began rebuilding a brand-new restaurant.
Community grant program remains open for culture, youth, health and economic projects.
Council advanced funding agreements supporting child services, family support and governance through 2028.
Elected council has repealed the Six Nations Cannabis Control Law.
Duckfest returned to the Grand River with thousands of rubber ducks racing for charity.
Canada Day brought tragedy, a powerful storm and widespread power outages.
HCCC says elected council has “crossed a line” by joining a class action against the Haudenosaunee Development Institute.
Six Nations hosted Pride events focused on visibility, acceptance and inclusion.