Biography of Pauline Johnson wins Guelph Reads 2016
GUELPH – Since making the shortlist as the possible first woman on a Canadian bank note, late Mohawk poet, writer and performer Pauline Johnson has…
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10th year anniversary for SN pen pal program
SIX NATIONS – Ten years ago, right at the height of the Caledonia conflict over a piece of land Six Nations believes was never legally surrendered,…
Mohawk “Code Talkers” honoured in New York
St. Regis N.Y. – During the Second World War a special unit of the U.S. Marines was secretly mustered from Indian reserves across the country…
Trump dismisses New Mexico senator as “Pocahontas”
NEW MEXICO – The bombastic republican presidential candidate Donald Trump added yet another ethnic group to his growing list of people he has alienated by…
Alberta Chiefs unanimously support resolution to repeal Bill C-27
TSUU T’INA NATION – At a meeting last week the Assembly of Treaty Chiefs of Alberta met with Carolyn Bennett and Richard Feehan to discuss…
Highlighting Cultural Pride With Art
OHSWEKEN – In the afternoon of Tuesday, May 24, three women presented an intriguing art program dubbed the Alapinta Project to councillors within the Elected…
Artist inspired by indigenous issues, presents gift to community
SIX NATIONS – An Ontario artist presented three works of art to the community of Six Nations this week as an emblem of support and…
Motorcycle collision tragic for New Credit community
HALDIMAND/NEW CREDIT – The community of the Mississaugas of the New Credit is mourning the accidental deaths of two of their members. At approximately…
Foodbank thanks community for donations
OHSWEKEN – Six Nations Community Food Bank wants to thank Jukasa Radio and the community for the donations given at last week’s community barbecue. Community…
Jukasa BBQ
SIX NATIONS – The Jukasa Media Group, Jukasa Radio, and Jukasa Studios linked arms with the Two Row Times for a parking lot barbecue, live…
McClung deal could set bad precedent
OHSWEKEN – A former employee of Six Nations Lands and Resources has brought to light some of his concerns regarding the deal signed between the…
Screening saves lives
OHSWEKEN – A mobile cancer screening detection unit is here in Ohsweken as part of this years’ Community Awareness Week. One of the most important…
Help Elected Council choose splash pad
OHSWEKEN – After months of decision making and waiting for approval from different organizations, the community is soon going to get it’s new splash pad.…
Road construction to begin in Ohsweken
Six Nations Elected Council, Public Works, and First Nations Engineering Services announced major construction begins today at the intersection of Chiefswood Road and Fourth Line…
-Brantford educator faces more voyeurism charges
BRANTFORD – Brent Lawrence Hachborn, the Brantford educator arrested in February 2016 for Adult Voyeurism is now facing 23 criminal charges of voyeurism. On February…