Six Nations oppose new education act

The latest version of the First Nations Education Act which is now entitled the “First Nations Control of First Nations Education Act,” was introduced in…

Smoke from disintegrator causes concerns

Last week a group of concerned community members brought their concerns to the Six Nations Landfill Site, which is where the Kearns disintegrator is located.…

Mush Hole to be declared historic site by Elected Council

A representative from the Woodland Cultural Center, a few residential school survivors and their supporters went before Elected Council last week to ask them to…

Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library building literacy

SIX NATIONS – A group of Six Nations residents are pursuing community and financial support to get the Dolly Parton Imagination Library started for all of…

Spear fishing a family affair

Every year, on the first nice day after the snow is gone, Jamie Kunkel, a Mohawk Bear, gets ready for spear fishing. Self-taught Jamie has…

Henning ordered to pay tax on Kanonhstaton buy-out – appeals

TORONTO - April 20, will mark the 8th anniversary of the pre-dawn OPP raid on Kanonhstaton, formerly known as the Douglas Creek Estates, which failed…

Jury begins deliberations in Marissa Whalen murder trial

Trial has finally wrapped up for accused killer Roseanne Whalen who, for the past three weeks, stood trial for the murder of her 2-year-old daughter…

The healing journey continues

EDMONTON – The Truth and Reconciliation Committee’s seventh and final National Event took place in Edmonton, on March 27-30. As the committee noted, “There were…

Tyendinaga hosts the 6th Annual Kanyen’keha Variety Show

TYENDINAGA – Kahnawake, Six Nations and Tyendinaga Kanyen’keha Immersion programs gathered for the 6th Annual Kanyen’keha Variety Show on Thursday April 3rd to show off…

Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs sends delegation to Band Council

The Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs sent a delegation to the Six Nations Band Council on Monday to report on the Education Quality and Accountability Office…

Kearns disintegrator at center of controversy

SIX NATIONS – It has not been an easy ride for disintegrator inventor John Kearns in recent months. His design for the clean and safe…

Enbridge gets a piece of Elected Council’s mind

Oil giant Enbridge sent a delegation of representatives to Six Nations Elected Council on Monday to discuss the Pipeline 9B Reversal and Line 9 Expansion…

Brantford accepts $125,000 injunction deal

BRANTFORD – According to documents obtained by the Two Row Times, on March 3rd, 2014, a group of Six Nations land defenders charged in the…

Six Nations Skating Club Carnival 2014

The Six Nations Skating Clubs annual Carnival took place at the Gaylord Powless Arena Saturday afternoon to a large and appreciative crowd. Instructors Maryl Dejong,…

Director of Health Services resigns

Six Nations Elected Council presented Ruby Miller, former Director of Health Services with a plaque of appreciation last week as Miller announced her resignation. Miller…