BRANTFORD – Installation of underground infrastructure and road construction on Icomm Drive continues. Icomm Drive closure remains in place Icomm Drive has reopened between Market…
BRANTFORD – The City is pleased to bring back the free beloved outdoor rock concert, HipFest, on Saturday, August 15, 2026 to Harmony Square downtown…
First Nations leaders in northern Ontario continue to press the provincial government for a full public inquiry into its handling of the 2026 wildfire season,…
BRANTFORD – Today, the City of Brantford hosted a community recognition event within Brantford’s beautiful Mohawk Park to acknowledge the significant impact that revenues received…
An Ohsweken man is facing numerous charges after a drug investigation on Six Nations and in Brantford. On July 28, the Six Nations Police Drug…
Six Nations’ long-awaited land claim case against the Crown could drag out until 2037 according to the Ministry of Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada.…
It was the fourth year the powwow was held at Ohsweken Speedway, having been held for decades at its original location at Chiefswood Park, before…
Seeing Red is introducing Karlene Familo to the 2026 Runway of Rezilience designer lineup. On social media this week Seeing Red announced, “Karlene Familo is…
The giving spirit of Six Nations people was on full display the past two weeks as the community came together to help the displaced First…
The Six Nations of the Grand River Champion of Champions Powwow has settled into its new space at the Ohsweken Speedway grounds, now in its…
The Six Nations Language Commission extends our sincere appreciation to Grand River Enterprises (GRE) for their generous and ongoing support of language revitalization at Six…
Leaders of First Nations communities evacuated due to wildfires in northern Ontario have called for the resignation of provincial cabinet ministers, citing an inadequate government…
Six Nations’ beloved Burger Barn is staging the “ultimate comeback story” after announcing it recently began rebuilding a brand-new restaurant. After losing their original structure…
Conflicting B.C. and New Brunswick rulings leave the question of Aboriginal title on private land unsettled.
Two women sentenced to life for the murder of an Indigenous boy they planned to adopt.