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  • First of 17 remote First Nations connected to Ontario’s power grid

    First of 17 remote First Nations connected to Ontario’s power grid0

    TORONTO — The first of 17 remote First Nations has been connected to Ontario’s power grid under a $1.6-billion expansion project. The diesel generating station in Pikangikum First Nation, more than 200 kilometres north of Kenora, Ont., was shut down Thursday as the transmission lines to the provincial grid were energized. The work is part

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  • Kool Kidz Water takes the torch

    Kool Kidz Water takes the torch0

    SIX NATIONS — Owners of Kool Kidz Ice and Water Wayne, Victor and Tiffany Bomberry pose with C&S Representative Todd Monture as of January 1, 2019, an after 25 years in business, C&S Water Systems are selling their bottled water service to Kool Kidz Ice and Water. Kool Kidz have retained employees of C&S Water

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  • Pair try to steal ATM

    Pair try to steal ATM0

    NEW CREDIT — Two men are facing criminal charges after police say they attempted to Steal an ATM machine. Police were called to the CIBC on First Line at the New Credit First Nation at around 1am Thursday morning with a report of the pair attempting to steal the machine. Officers followed the pair after

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  • Native Horizons loses half of facility to fire

    Native Horizons loses half of facility to fire0

    MISSISSAUGA’S OF THE NEW CREDIT FIRST NATION — On December 14, the administrative section of the Native Horizons Treatment Centre reportedly caught fire in the early morning. The fire was doused and controlled by Haldimand County Fire and Six Nations Fire and Emergency Services, who remained on scene to provide mutual aid assistance. As pieces

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  • One on One with Mayor Davis

    One on One with Mayor Davis0

    BRANTFORD — Two Row Times met with new Brantford mayor, Kevin Davis, last week to get a read on what, if any, changes Six Nations can expect from the City under his leadership. Mayor Davis is a lawyer by trade working with one of Brantford’s biggest law firms. He has a pleasant demeanour, and hopes

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  • Jump-starts 2020 with Big Joe and Crystal Lynn

    Jump-starts 2020 with Big Joe and Crystal Lynn0

    SIX NATIONS — The Big Joe Rockin’ Blues Band will be hosting a pre-2019, dry-party at the Six Nations’ Community Hall, Saturday, December 29th which is being billed, “Jump-Start 2019 with the Big Joe Rockin’ Blues Band” beginning at 6 pm. “Just because you quit drinking’ and doing drugs doesn’t mean you have to quit

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