CALEDONIA – About 40 to 50 Six Nations residents scrambled for shelter under tarps and umbrellas at the former Douglas Creek Estates land when a torrential rainfall threatened to cancel Tuesday’s community
CALEDONIA – About 40 to 50 Six Nations residents scrambled for shelter under tarps and umbrellas at the former Douglas Creek Estates land when a torrential rainfall threatened to cancel Tuesday’s community
OHSWEKEN – Community Living had a few special guests attend their culture day last week. Honourable Helena Jaczek, minister of community and social services, MPP Dave Lavac, and other officials
CALEDONIA — It’s been a little more than 10-years pass since clashes between Caledonia citizens and Six Nations land protectors exploded into a front-page story across the continent and even
OHSWEKEN – With more than $5 million invested to date, the Six Nations of the Grand River Economic Development Trust (EDT) is excited to announce more than $1.7 million will
OHSWEKEN – Managing directors Laurie Froman and Erin Monture, along with their staff, are in full-swing preparing for Grand River Employment and Training’s (GREAT) 25th anniversary celebration set for Friday August
PARIS – A century of farming was celebrated at the 100th anniversary of the Brant/Six Nations Plowman’s Association plowing match held under beautiful skies on Saturday at the Telfor Farm on Watts Pond
OHSWEKEN – One thing is clear when it comes to the barricades on Highway 6 and the disagreement regarding ownership of who has the right to lease the Burtch land;
BRANTFORD – Work has begun after a community group of Residential School Survivors and their families successfully lobbied and received funding and approval for a five acre, quiet and culturally
SIX NATIONS – There was fireworks at the Onondaga Longhouse last Saturday over the dehorning of 30-year veteran Cayuga Hoyane (Chief) Sam General. Although there have been two other attempts
HAMILTON – Seventy indigenous groups, most of Canada’s main indigenous groups, are represented in the Quilt of Belonging, a textile art project made up of 263 blocks representing every nation
OHSWEKEN – One of the highlights of WIPCE 2017 for Six Nations Polytechnic was receiving World Indigenous Nations Higher Education Consortium (WINHEC) accreditation for a period of 10 years. The
While debate swirls in the news about the rights of indigenous children and forced sterilization, it is important to take back stories and tell them in a way that reflects
STANDING ROCK – President Donald Trump’s approval of the Dakota Access Pipeline has been shot down in an American court. A 91-page decision made by Judge James Boasberg was read
CALIFORNIA – Hiking fanatics for years have flocked to Yosemite National Park in Northern California to scale its mountains, see its views and camp underneath the stars. All because those
Kaha:wi Dance Theatre’s Creation Lab is co-presented with the Woodland Cultural Centre and is taking place from July 31 to August 12. It’s an intensive lab for artists to explore