“The girl with all the allergies” teaches us how to eat properly

This is 10-year-old Jayden G. She has a long list of allergies that have plagued her throughout her lifetime, but the most disruptive allergies have…

US Gov’t legalizes marijuana on Native reservations

ROBESON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA – Indigenous leaders are treading carefully around a new U.S. Justice Department memorandum instructing all US Attorney offices to allow the…

Dene people holding the line

LALOCHE – On November 19th, 2014 a road block was established north of LaLoche, Saskatchewan by the Dene people of Ducharme. The people of this…

Document reveals plot to take over Six Nations

SIX NATIONS – What was going on behind the closed doors of Canada’s Parliament leading up to the 1922 and the 1924 RCMP raids on…

Local couple create happy Christmas memories to soothe their grieving hearts

TORONTO – Christmas Day 2013 for Felecia White and Josh Lundrigan was spent in the ICU of a local hospital with their family, praying that…

Chiefs and Clan Mothers invited to dinner

SIX NATIONS – A grassroots group of Six Nations people and allied supporters known as the Two Row Society hosted a dinner and discussion on…

Unity Council Employees Donate Christmas Gifts

SENECA FALLS – Cayuga Nation employees at the Unity Council office delivered Christmas presents to two Seneca Falls families identified through the local Head Start…

24-hours of lacrosse for Jada

SIX NATIONS – A 24-hour lacrosse marathon is planned for January 2-3, at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena with proceeds going towards the family of Teiehkwa,…

Six Nations helping Caledonia woman get life saving treatment

For nearly three years Caledonia resident Shelby MacNeil has been suffering the debilitating effects of late stage chronic Lyme Disease. After suddenly falling ill with…

Pulling together against the Northern Gateway oil pipeline

OHSWEKEN – On Sunday, Carla’s Tea and Bannock held a fundraiser for the Pull Together group at Six Nations tourism. The Pull Together group is…

“Reality store” simulates future life`

OHSWEKEN – Students from Emily C. General elementary school got a chance to role play their future lives last Wednesday. The Student Reality Store is…

Ojibway man’s native rights asserted

The U.S. government has recommended to dismiss charges of possessing wildlife without a licence against an Ojibway man from the Nippissing First Nation residing in…

Hagersville Food Bank donation

On Thursday, December11, Elizabeth Hartrick (right), manager of Lone Wolf Pit Stop at 9183 Townline, Hagersville, presents a cheque donation of $2206.00 to Janice Schweder…

Update: Six Nations Child Welfare Designation

The Six Nations Child Welfare Designation, also known as Ogwadeni:deo, is well on its way to becoming a fully operating child welfare organization providing child…

“Reality store” simulates future life

OHSWEKEN – Students from Emily C. General elementary school got a chance to role play their future lives last Wednesday. The Student Reality Store is…