Six Nations/New Credit voters back Liberals

Six Nations/New Credit ‑ The poll-by-poll results from last week’s federal election are now available and show a total of 1468 ballots cast by Six…

Police station dedicated to the memory of Wellington Staats

OHSWEKEN ‑  The life and legacy of the late Wellington Staats, former Elected Chief and Chair of the Six Nations Police Commission, was honoured at…

You may qualify for compensation for Sixties Scoop and Day School Abuse

  OHSWEKEN ‑ There are some victims of Canada’s assimilation policies through residential schools and other legislated bodies that have fallen through the cracks when…

Six Nations Youth Awarded James Bartleman Award

  TORONTO – Six young indigenous writers from across Canada were honoured for their writing with the James Bartleman Aboriginal Youth Creative Writing Award on…

‘We are not costumes’ social media campaign goes viral

  On Friday October 23, two young Six Nations women noticed a lack of posts on social media that took a stand against offensive Halloween…

Two Row Times Day at Delhi PS

The Grade 6 class at Delhi Public School recently had a special day to thank the Two Row Times and Dreamcatcher Charitable Foundation for providing…

Six Nations man guilty of murder in 2012 fire; receives life in prison

Six Nations man Glenn Owen Hill was found guilty and sentenced to two life sentences in the murders of Elaine LaForme and Ricky Powless in…

Life tools, inspiration, and hands-on experience at upcoming Youth Empowerment Summit

OHSWEKEN – Time to stand up to bullying. Thru the RedDoor and Good Minds Stand Up are offering a one-day-only Youth Empowerment Summit including inspirational…

Healthy Roots wraps up for 2015

As the harvest winds down and the fields are cleared for the winter, so has the third installment of Healthy Roots. Over the course of…

Canada turns red while Brant-Brantford stays blue

BRANT/BRANTFORD – Justin Trudeau started the Liberal landslide in Atlantic Canada, which spread across the rest of the country like a red tide, gobbling up…

Cultural understanding explained to court workers

OHSWEKEN — A gathering of about 100 lawyers, judges, and court workers got an education on Six Nations culture, history, beliefs and the multigenerational effects…

Save the Evidence Campaign erects fundraising thermometer

On Thursday, October 15, the Save the Evidence Fundraising Campaign erected a fundraising thermometer in front of the former Mohawk Institute Indian Residential School in…

Jaws of life required at single vehicle crash

OHSWEKEN, ON – At 05:17 hours on Monday, two Six Nations Fire Stations and firefighters were dispatched for a report of a single vehicle motor…

Veterans Day Parade 2015

On Sunday October 18, attendants both young and old gathered within Veterans Park to honour those lost and to support those continuing to thrive for…

Developers of proposed 3rd Line water park hold public meeting

  OHSWEKEN ON — A community meeting and information session regarding the future construction of a water park on 3rd Line Road was held with…