Birthing Centre celebrates 1000th birth
SIX NATIONS – The Six Nations Birthing Centre celebrated the 1000th birth through their Centre on Friday, October 11, 2014 with an open house and…
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Inquiry into in-custody death of Six Nations man set to begin
BRANTFORD Following an earlier false start, the inquest into the death of 33-year-old Robert Clause while in custody March 4th, 2011 at the Brantford Jail…
“Mush Hole Museum” renos will be a long process
EAGLES NEST/BRANTFORD – Renovations have begun to transform the former “Mush Hole” residential school, located on reserve land within the City of Brantford, into something…
Council of Ontario Universities honours Roberta Jamieson with David C. Smith award
TORONTO – Indspire, the largest non-governmental funder of Indigenous education in Canada, is pleased to announce that the Council of Ontario Universities (COU) has awarded Indspire's…
GREAT and OSTTC donated 20 turkeys to the Six Nations Food Bank in time for Thanksgiving
GREAT and OSTTC donated 20 turkeys to the Six Nations Food Bank in time for Thanksgiving. “We wanted to give back and show community support,”…
Christopher Columbus day renamed as “Day of Indigenous Resistance”
This past Sunday, instead of celebrating Christopher Columbus' non-discovery of the continent in 1492 and the beginning of its so called "civilization," some Latin American…
Oneida seeks to remedy social ills with language and culture
The sun shone brightly upon the site of the new Oneida Language & Cultural Centre today, where a Groundbreaking Ceremony was held today at the…
Imitation Pipe Bomb Creates a Disturbance in the Village
On Thursday, October 9, 2014 at approximately 1:20 p.m. Six Nations Police were called to investigate a suspicious package with contents that resembled a pipe…
Look out, C-10 passes through Senate
OTTAWA – The controversial Bill C-10, which has potential to negatively impact the economy of many First Nations communities, passed third reading Thursday morning. The…
Immersion school starts massive fundraiser
OHSWEKEN – Kawenni:io/Gaweni:yo, the private Cayuga and Mohawk Language Immersion School at Six Nations, has commenced a massive fundraising initiative in an effort to raise…
Tests on Kearns disintegrator set to begin
SIX NATIONS – Testing is about to begin on the Kearns waste disintegrator unit at the Six Nations landfill. Six Nations Elected Band Council has…
Never to be forgotten vigil held in Hagersville
HAGERSVILLE – Many people gathered to mark the fourth annual “Never to be forgotten vigil” held at Hagersville and Mississaugas of New Credit territory on…
MMIW Vigil in Six Nations
SIX NATIONS – Approximately 80 community members gathered to honour Onkwehon:we women with a candle light vigil and feast on Sunday evening at Six Nations…
Highway #6 demonstration ends peacefully
HALDIMAND Traffic on Highway #6 at Fourth Line Road was shut down over the weekend by the Six Nations Men’s Fire. The idea was to…
GRCA revises plans to protect the Grand River
CAMBRIDGE – According to a recent media release from the Grand River Conservation Authority, there are three factors which are putting a lot of extra…