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…
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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…
Laurier professor’s book on Aboriginal land claims agreements wins prestigious prize
WATERLOO – Christopher Alcantara, an associate professor of Political Science at Laurier, has been awarded the Canadian Studies Network’s Prize for the Best Book in…
Ohsweken man charged for “contraband” cigarettes
LONDON – Agents from the London Detachment of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) seized approximately 210,000 contraband cigarettes and a 2007 Chevrolet Avalanche belonging…
Emily C. General students give back
SIX NATIONS – As the students at Emily C. General have just proven, you’re never too young to make a difference in your community. What…
Christmas giving starts early
SIX NATIONS – It’s still a few weeks before Christmas, but the giving spirit of Six Nations is already being made evident with a free…
Mohawk Lake remediation group neglects to consult Mohawks
BRANTFORD – Six Nations Elected Council, Brant, and Brantford have pledged to work together on the clean up and repurposing of Mohawk Lake under the…
Assembly of First Nations to vote in next National Chief
This month, the Assembly of First Nations 2014 Election for the Office of the National Chief will take place on December 10th in Winnipeg during…
Cayuga Nation Schoolhouse unveiled
SENECA FALLS – The Cayuga Nation Unity Council recently unveiled its new Cayuga Nation Schoolhouse on Friday in Seneca Falls, NY. The intent of the…
Removal of barricades brings other Ipperwash issues to light
KETTLE POINT – Last Friday local Kettle Point band workers took down four barricades along the Ipperwash beach that were erected in 1973 by the Lambton Shores…