OSTTC Longhouse rebuilding project gets $50,000 from RBC
The Ogwehohweh Skills and Trades Training Centre Longhouse received a $50,000 donation from RBC yesterday to go towards re-building its replica Haudenosaunee longhouse that was…
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Former Housing Director passes
OHSWEKEN — Six Nations Elected Council issued a statement on November 9, recognizing the contributions of former Housing Director Karen Bomberry. Bomberry died on November…
Accessibility to diabetes care on SN
World Diabetes Day (WDD) was created in 1991 by the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) and the World Health Organization in response to growing concerns about…
Remembrance Day, did you know?
Remembrance Day in Canada and Veterans Day in the United States are celebrated annually in November to honour the many individuals who have served in…
Carolyn King receives Order of Canada in special ceremony
She was awarded Canada’s highest honour during the pandemic and last week, Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation elder and esteemed community member, volunteer and…
Private school operations chronically underfunded
Kawennio/Gaweniyo language immersion school is chronically underfunded in operations and maintenance. The school has to run a deficit just to cover its rent, Six Nations…
MCFN latest to intervene in Six Nations land rights case
The Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation are the latest party to apply as an intervenor in Six Nations’ long-standing land-rights case against the Crown.…
“Grand River teachings come home”: video series examines the Haudenosaunee Great Law of Peace
SIX NATIONS — A video series produced by Two Row Times, ‘Learning the KAIANEREKOWA — the Great Law of Peace’, has released seven new videos…
Injunction for grave search
MONTREAL —A group of Mohawk mothers have successfully acquired an interlocutory injunction for McGill University to halt an expansion project where there could be unmarked…
Police look for items in homicide
BRANTFORD — City Police are reaching out to the public for assistance locating clothing items they believe are connected to a homicide investigation. On October…
Government stalls on providing funding in search for graves
The Six Nations Survivors’ Secretariat has been waiting since April for its latest transfer payment of $2.4 million to aid in the search for potential…
Drug arrests
OHSWEKEN — Six Nations Police conducted a traffic stop which resulted in a drug bust. On October 24, 2022, Six Nations Police observed a prohibited…
Six Nations Economic Development restructuring
Six Nations of the Grand River Elected Council (Elected Council) and Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation (SNGRDC) are collaborating to review the…
Community safety a priority after attempted abductions
A concerned group of community members is working to make the village of Ohsweken safer, after reports of speeding around school zones and an estimated…
Jay Treaty applies to all Indigenous people
The Jay Treaty of 1794 is one of the most often referenced treaties in North America when it comes to freedom of movement for Indigenous…