Alleged Killer of Tina Fontaine – Raymond Joseph Cormier, 53, charged with murder
WINNIPEG – Winnipeg Police announced in a press release on Friday afternoon that 53-year-old Raymond Joseph Cormier, formerly of New Brunswick, has been charged with…
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Kayanase marks the holiday season with Christmas tree sale
SIX NATIONS – Those looking for a natural Christmas tree need not travel outside the community to conduct their search this year. Kayanase Greenhouse on…
Elders exhibit creativity and generosity at Iroquois Lodge craft bazaar
OHSWEKEN – The Iroquois Lodge opened its doors on Saturday, November 5 for the Annual Craft Bazaar, with the hopes of providing gift opportunities for…
Prime Minister Trudeau’s Speech from the Throne brings hope
OTTAWA — Traditionally, every new session of the Canadian Parliament opens with a Speech from the Throne in which the Prime Minister lays out in…
Onkwhonwe Week In Review: 09 December 2015
Recognizing the Jay Treaty could help heal social dysfunction, George-Kanentiio AKWESASNE – Akwesasne Mohawk journalist Doug George-Kanentiio has a solution for indigenous communities that are…
Six Nations Police make a donation to SNCFB
OHSWEKEN – The SNCFB also received a donation from the Six Nation's Police of $1 000 as part of the food bank's "Helping Hands for…
Six Nations Elected Council briefs
SIX NATIONS – Councillor Roger Jonathan opened the Six Nations Council meeting in prayer on Tuesday evening before moving forward to discuss issues within the…
SNC Food bank receives big donation
OHSWEKEN – The Six Nations Community Food Bank (SNCFB) received a large donation last week. The SNCFB has been a blessing for people in the…
Mohawk Chapel welcomes Christmas season with special service
BRANTFORD – Community members from both Six Nations and the Brantford area gathered inside Mohawk Chapel for their Annual Christmas Service on Sunday, December 7.…
Ronahtaskats Community Living Gift Shop re-opens after fire
OHSWEKEN – After experiencing a fire two and a half months ago in September, Ronahtaskats Gift Shop reopened its doors on Monday December 7, just…
Resident defends his recycling plans
SIX NATIONS — Six Nations resident Earl Johnson of Third Line Road, has what he believes to be a solution for the overburdened and highly…
Chief LaForme passes the torch in New Credit
NEW CREDIT — After 14 years serving the Mississaugas of the New Credit as Elected Chief, Bryan LaForme has decided to “hang it up and…
Mother sentenced to 3 years in prison for death of son
SIX NATIONS — The Six Nations mother of a 17-month old who died under suspicious circumstances on January 13th 2011, was sentenced on Friday to…
Local family opens Christmas tree farm
SIX NATIONS – Located at the far end of Third Line, you can tell you’ve reached J & D Christmas Trees when you see a…
Samsung project, potential new policies discussed at Chiefs Council
By Jayson Koblun SIX NATIONS – A report from the Haudenosaunee Development Institute (HDI) was an important topic at the Haudenosaunee Confederacy Chiefs Council (HCCC)…