Six Nations teachers awarded as ‘BASEF Champions’
Two area teachers have been selected to receive the Bay Area Science and Engineering Fair Champion Teacher Recognition Award for 2015. Sonja Greene and Lenora…
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Simcoe resident wins $50,000 Six Nations Bingo jackpot
SIX NATIONS – A woman from Simcoe was the lucky winner of a $50,000 jackpot bingo at the Six Nations Bingo Hall. Karry Barth was…
Frustrations flare at public meeting over Six Nations incinerator emissions report
OHSWEKEN – On Thursday night, more than 120 Six Nations community members attended a public meeting organized by Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) to discuss…
Liberal candidate for Brant says government must collaborate, show respect to First Nations
OHSWEKEN – Last Thursday, Brant Liberal candidate Danielle Takacs had a day of engagement with Six Nations and New Credit, aiming to help draw wider…
Laurier Brantford holds successful Mohawk language March Break camp for youth
BRANTFORD – Brantford Laurier's Aboriginal student support co-ordinator Bonnie Whitlow and 5 students from the Onkwawenna Kentyohkwa program at G.R.E.A.T., hosted a March Break camp for…
A look behind the startling statistics from Six Nations Police
OHSWEKEN – A common fallacy in our community is that the magnitude of crimes that occur at Six Nations must match our comparatively small population…
Idle No More and Amnesty International launch solidarity campaign with the Inuit of Clyde River
Idle No More Ontario and Amnesty International have announced a solidarity campaign, supporting the Inuit of Clyde River in their struggle against offshore seismic surveys…
Province drops charges against Darlene Necan
SAVANT LAKE, ON – Eighteen months after the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry first charged Darlene Necan for building a cabin in her family's…
World water day overshadowed by rail accident fears
SUDBURY – Despite the wintery weather and short notice, approximately twenty-five people came out in support of protecting our water this Sunday, March 22. The…
Hippocrates Health Institute Charges Dropped
The Hippocrates Health Institute in Florida (HHI), and its director Brian Clements, have been cleared of charges from the Florida Department of Health. A letter…
Tyendinaga: the birthplace of the Peacemaker
It is said by some we shouldn’t say the Peacemaker’s real name because of a prophecy. The prophecy says that when our people are in…
Social networking helps provide Food for the hungry
KITCHENER – Amanda Carder, 31, is a non-Native woman born and raised in Kitchener, who works full time and is a mom to three young…
Tyendinaga Band Council wins precedent setting case
TYENDINAGA – A long-standing legal dispute between Clifford Maracle, long-time resident and business owner in Tyendinaga, and the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory Mohawks of the Bay…
Roadside memorial for Little NHL player and her family killed in car accident
MAGNETAWAN – The tragedy that followed this year’s li’l NHL with the death of 13-year-old Ember Wynne of Red Rock First Nation and members of…
World Water Day celebrated on the Halidmand Tract
While every day is World Water Day for Onkwehon:we people, some settlers are also starting to wake up to their responsibilities of taking care of…