DAPL Protestors March in Washington, D.C.
DAPL Protestors March in Washington, D.C. By Chezney Martin WASHINGTON, D.C. – Two weeks have passed since federal law enforcement removed DAPL protesters from the…
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Celebrating 20 years with Community Living
OHSWEKEN – Cindy Lalonde reached the 20-year milestone of working at Community Living Six Nations (Ronatahskats) last month. She celebrated with staff and friends last…
Enbridge seeking injunction against HDI employees
HAMILTON – The past and the present have clashed again as two Six Nations, men who are affiliated with the Haudenosaunee Development Institute (HDI), have…
HCCC has hired lawyers before
SIX NATIONS – In a recent response to questions regarding his work here at Six Nations, HDI lawyer Aaron Detlor stated that he does not,…
Six Nations woman on wait for new lungs
By Victor Martisius What defines strength? In some instances strength is defined by physical ability, but Six Nations resident Jessica Henhawk is proving that sometimes…
Johnson Settlement is still Six Nations land
BRANTFORD – How did the Johnson Settlement Tract get into the hands of Brantford? That is a question that was not talked about much…
Fall Fair back to September?
OHSWEKEN – The Six Nations Fair, or, Fall Fair, has been held in late August for the past few years and some community members are…
Amos Key presents at Laurier University
BRANTFORD – The Wilfred Laurier University's Research and Academic Centre opened it's doors to those wishing to hear Director of Languages at the Woodland Cultural…
Hamilton hipsters ‘espresso’ themselves at festival
HAMILTON – From French Press to Chemex, Cold Brew to Standard Drip, there was a type of coffee for all coffee drinkers in Hamilton to…
Elected Chief Hill says Ontario Fair Hydro Plan a step towards reconcilliation
TORONTO — First Nation leaders say the announcement from Premier Kathleen Wynne committing to eliminate hydro delivery charges for on-reserve citizens, among other benefits, will…
Living the Two Row project
BRANTFORD – A new initiative developed by the Grand Erie District School Board is helping students and teachers live out some of the Truth and…
Marilyn Q & A:
TRT: When did you first open the store? Marilyn: October 1995. My mom, Grace VanEvery, and me opened the store. I’ve been in the…
Missing youth from Youth Lodge
OHSWEKEN — On Wednesday March 1st, 2017, at 9:42 P.M., the Six Nations Police received a report of a missing youth from 35 Sunrise Court…
Get to know Santee
BRANTFORD – Get up-close and personal with Santee Smith in Brantford next week. A mother, performer, producer, choreographer and designer from Six Nations, Smith is…
EDT to invest $1.5 million in 2017
OHSWEKEN – The Six Nations of the Grand River Economic Development Trust (EDT) announced the 2017 call for applications near the end of February. In…