Woman accused in kidnapping released on bail
SIX NATIONS/BRANTFORD – A 39-year-old Brantford woman accused of a bizarre knife-point kidnapping, assault and forcible confinement involving four Six Nations teens is free on…
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Wrestling takes the night in Hagersville again
HAGERSVILLE – A Friday night full of live-pro wrestling called in a full crowd of over 150 spectators from Hagersville and the surrounding area to…
Ontario breast milk bank calling for donations as supply for preemies low
TORONTO — Ontario’s Human Milk Bank is calling for donations of breast milk from lactating women to help save sick and pre-term babies' lives. The…
EMBARGO until Council ratification vote on Indigenous-led poverty reduction strategy
The Hamilton Executive Directors Aboriginal Coalition (HEDAC) is pleased to announce the support of the City of Hamilton under the Poverty Reduction Strategy, an initiative…
Changes to status card renewals at Six Nations membership
SIX NATIONS — Local residents were surprised this week to discover that Indian Status cards are no longer available at the Six Nations membership office.…
Moving Forward Together – Survivors Gathering
BRANTFORD – The Woodland Cultural Centre hosted yet another event full of reconciliation, understanding and sharing in the event titled Moving Forward Together – Survivors…
Time to shine in Cross Country
SIX NATIONS – Young runners gathered within Chiefswood Park to participate in the annual Cross Country meet, as dozens of youth brought the park to…
Lights Fest crowds a big surprise to locals
OHSWEKEN — It looked like someone put on another Woodstock at Ohsweken, and forgot tell anyone from Ohsweken they were coming. It was like an…
Family of lacrosse legend donates books to inspire local athletes
OHSWEKEN – As several awards await to be awarded to the late Gaylord Powless, his daughter Gaylene Powless has been hard at work with getting…
First Nations to decide on Hydro One sale with a billion dollar potential
OHSWEKEN — Six Nations has a big decision to make in the coming weeks: should they join hands with other First Nation communities in Ontario…
Injunction stands against Six Nations farmer
Haudenosaunee Farmer Kris Hill, her employees and farming equipment are to be evicted from the Burtch Lands in Brant County after a ruling in court…
Microplastics And Tap Water – Where Does It Stop?
A recent study has highlighted again concerns over the near-ubiquitous presence of microplastics in our water. Awareness has been growing about microplastics and their impacts…
What about driving high or driving drunk?
Of all the taboos attached to the use of marijuana, some true and others false, there is one point both sides of this growing concern…
Quilter moves on to compete at provincial level
SIX NATIONS – After competing at the Six Nations Annual Fall Fair, Public Health Nurse, Knitter and Quilter Dana Martin was surprised to find that…
Ancient Tuscarora Remedies
Ancient Tuscarora Remedies An American botanist, J. N. H. Hewitt, interviewed a Tuscarora medicine man in 1888, asking for some of his healing remedies.…