30th Indspire Awards celebrates three decades of achievement
The 2023 Indspire Awards will honour 12 exceptional Indigenous achievers and will also commemorate 30 years of Indigenous excellence, welcoming past Indspire laureates. The award…
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A Reconciliation Revelry concert set to light up Sanderson Centre
TREATY: A Reconciliation Revelry, a concert event produced and directed by Tim Johnson and Josh Miller is slated to be performed at the Sanderson Centre…
ITAC and Trans Canada Trail collab
The Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada (ITAC) and Trans Canada Trail have committed to work together to promote tourism destinations focused on authentic Indigenous experiences.…
NLL Transactions for Week 16
As Week 16 gets underway within the National Lacrosse League, transactions from Week 15 are visible with standings making showing solid effort in both the…
Six Nations releases all court documents in land claim case
All of the materials filed to date in the Six Nations land claim litigation have now been posted online. The website went live Friday evening.…
Haudenosaunee Confederacy Chiefs Council still not agreeing to cleaning up raw sewage spill from Hamilton waterway
Province speeds up Hamiltons deadline to clean up the mess, Hamilton looks to appeal new deadline HAMILTON — The city of Hamilton was given an…
Six Nations mourns 25th COVID-19 death
It’s been a year since the community was ravaged by a huge wave of COVID infections and deaths and sadly, the community is now mourning…
Six Nations getting in on First Nations Drinking Water Settlement
Six Nations of the Grand River Elected Council has applied to be part of the $8 billion federal First Nations Drinking Water Settlement after originally…
Embracing International Women’s Day
Leenie Hill puts a lot of hard work and heart into her flower business. Owner of Flowers By Leenie, Hill has been around the pretty,…
Limited edition Hershey chocolate bars to celebrate women
Hershey Canada has partnered with Girl Up to launch five limited edition HER for SHE chocolate bars to celebrate International Women’s Day. Available at participating…
Six Nations in court to challenge timeline for Indian Day School class action claims
Six Nations and Indian Day School (IDS) survivor Audrey Hill moved forward with legal action against the Government of Canada last week to extend what…
Six Nations mourns former principal and councillor Linda Staats
Six Nations is mourning the loss of a community leader. Former principal and Six Nations Elected Councillor Linda Staats passed away on Feb. 27 surrounded…
Maple syrup season is here
Community members are getting their first taste of spring this month – and that taste is maple syrup. Yes, it’s that time of year again,…
MCFN and Oakville come together for allyship celebration
The City of Oakville and Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation are forging a strong relationship together, rooted in allyship and truth. Peter Schuler, an…
‘Really worrisome’: Survey suggests some Alberta doctors have anti Indigenous biases
Two University of Calgary researchers weren’t surprised when their survey of Alberta doctors showed biases against Indigenous patients, but they were shocked by some of…