The Spirit of All Nations.
BRANTFORD – The City of Brantford is proud to unveil a fully wrapped Brantford Transit bus dedicated to promoting breast and prostate cancer awareness and encouraging residents to prioritize early detection and regular screening. Inspired by local cancer advocate Brandi Lee Franklin and her Mission
BRANTFORD – The John Noble Home celebrated the reopening of its newly renovated Day and Stay program space on Friday, September 25, 2026, marking the completion of significant improvements designed to better support older adults, individuals living with dementia and memory loss, and their caregivers
NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE — With resounding applause, powerful music, and deeply moving stories, the 2026 Indigenous Niagara Outstanding Achievement Awards (INOAA) unfolded in a highly engaging event. Now in its seventh year, the awards continue to honour those shaping the Indigenous cultural, educational
Six Nations Polytechnic held their Smoke Dance Competition in observance of National Truth and Reconciliation Day on Friday, September 25th from 4-8pm. They had a great turnout of spectators and dancers. Dinner included taco in a bag and sweet treats. Free Orange shirts were given out to the first 1
BRANTFORD – The City is thrilled to announce the return of Brantford’s Scare in the Square on Friday, October 2 from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. and Saturday, October 3, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. A wide variety of family-friendly Halloween-themed activities, inflatables and costume contests will take place
Derek Miller, Lacey Hill and Gary Farmer performed at the Fall Fair and sounded great on the weekend.
BRANTFORD – The second annual Brantford Beats & Eats festival will return to downtown Brantford on Saturday, September 12, 2026 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Residents and visitors are invited to enjoy a full day of live music and entertainment, a vendor market, art demonstrations, a live painting comp
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…
Community grant program remains open for culture, youth, health and economic projects.
Duckfest returned to the Grand River with thousands of rubber ducks racing for charity.
Six Nations hosted Pride events focused on visibility, acceptance and inclusion.
30th anniversary celebration sees two $30,000 jackpots and record attendance.
The 14th Annual Hagersville Santa Claus Parade lit up the community.
The Six Nations Santa Claus Parade featured a popular Harry Potter themed float.
