The Spirit of All Nations.
THUNDER BAY – From 2000 to 2011, seven First Nations teenagers died under similar circumstances while attending highschool in Thunder Bay, a community home to hundreds of Native youth who bus and fly in from various remote communities in northern Ontario in order to get a highschool education.
CAMBRIDGE – At approximately 10am on July 17th, 2014 about 30 people gathered at one of the 400 integrity dig sites that Embridge must inspect and repair in order to continue the Line 9 project. Members of the Six Nations community and their allies gathered at Lockie road and Bethany court and were successful in stopping the work on a section of the pipeline.
On July 1st Six Nations’ own Ron Jamieson was recently named as a Member of the Order of Canada along with 85 others. In a…
LEWISTON – It was a beautiful weekend for a community picnic for the Tuscarora, who reside near Lewiston, New York. It is not known how…
KANONHSTATON – Hazel Hill was at Kanonhstaton July 9th, when she spoke with people gathered to repel another threatened breach of the peace. In 2006, Hazel Hill was one of hundreds of Six Nations people who were active in reclaiming the former DCE lands.
The Akwesasne Freedom School (AFS) challenges all Haudenosaunee communities to participate in the Annual AFS Survival Race event on August 23rd. The race is $150.00…
OHSWEKEN – Elected Chief Ava Hill went on CKRZ radio this week with an update from Elected Band Council in which she addressed a number of issues including a report from the summit meeting between the Province, Haldimand Mayor Ken Hewitt and Six Nations Elected Council.
SIX NATIONS – Chief Ava Hill made an attempt to clarify the Burtch land transfer issue in this week’s message to the community aired on…
Community Living Six Nations held their grand opening last Friday to introduce their new café called the Creative Energy Café & Ceramic Shop which is located right beside their gift shop in the village of Ohsweken.
SIX NATIONS – Six Nations residents are being asked to be sure their dogs are tied up during an upcoming bicycle rally, which will be…
It’s been 43 years since the death of Indian Defense League of America (IDLA) founder Chief Clinton Rickard of the Tuscarora Reservation near Lewiston, New York. Born May 19, 1882, Chief Rickard was a leader for his people.
At the monthly Haudenosaunee Confederacy Chiefs Council meeting held last Saturday, Mohawk Chief Allan McNaughton explained to the Chiefs that he was contacted by Tom…
A small delegation of Algonquin visitors was before the Haudenosaunee Confederacy Chiefs Council’s monthly meeting over the weekend to deliver an offer of invitation. Sacred…
EAGLES NEST/ BRANTFORD —The Haudenosaunee Development Institute fired a shot across the bow of Guswenta Holdings and the Mohawks of the Grand River who have…
To coincide with the Recital of the Great Law this summer, a group of youth from Onondaga territory in New York state is planning to…
