ATLEO QUITS CORPORATE CONTROL GRID

MNN. May 3, 2014. On May 2nd Sean Atleo courageously stepped down as head of the Assembly of First Nations to return to the natural…

Assembly of First Nations national chief Shawn Atleo quits

Shawn Atleo has resigned as national chief of the Assembly of First Nations after chiefs across the country opposed his support for the federal Conservative…

The “Contraband” Raids are about PR: Interview with John Kane from “Let’s Talk Native”

The Mohawk radio personality believes that the police raids around Montreal, earlier yesterday, are more about public relations than targeting criminal organizations. He says that…

35 Arrests made in largest tobacco raid in US-Canadian history

Montreal - The Sûreté du Québec, the police force known throughout indigenous Canada as the force involved in the “Oka Crisis” of 1990, carried out…

Community cleanup at Kanonhstaton Sunday

KANONHSTATON – Eight years ago, Six Nations land protectors led by a group of women including Janie Jamieson and Dawn Smith reclaimed 40 hectares of…

World acclaimed artist visits Two Row Times

SIX NATIONS – Tehennei’kwe:tarons, aka David R. Maracle, is a multi-talented Mohawk artist/musician/poet/chef/activist, and Native youth worker from Tyendinaga that most people likely would have…

Six Nations Schools to get security cameras

In an attempt to stop vandalism at all schools on the territory, Elected Chief Ava Hill stated, “Public Works staff informed us that there has…

Kearns disintegrator unit approved

SIX NATIONS – The revolutionary and controversial Kearns disintegrator actually works. That was the determination made by a committee struck by the Elected Band Council…

Six Nations man stands trial in the death of two youth

HAMILTON – A no-jury trial has begun this week for Travis Squire-Hill who stands accused of two counts of criminal negligence in the operation of…

SNED signs another turbine agreement

SIX NATIONS – Six Nations Economic Development held another information session last Thursday at the Six Nations Community Hall in regards to the Port Dover…

Grisly relic of genocide removed from auction

TORONTO – The graphic evidence of the murder of a Plains Indian child from the late 19th century that went up for auction at Toronto…

Tyendinaga gets a new Administration Office

TYENDINAGA – The Tyendinaga Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte administration office is expected to move into a new building at the end of June.…

Cordillera Day commemorates Indigenous Peoples’ Struggle in the Philippines

TORONTO – Cordillera Day, an annual commemoration of the Indigenous peoples’ struggle in the Cordillera region in the northern Philippines, was celebrated in Toronto. Amidst…

Coalition to Stop Bill C-10 marches forward

On Sunday April 27, 2014 the Coalition to Stop Bill C-10 held a successful meeting with some 40 people from about a dozen different organizations…

Houses on Manitoba reserve moved off land and sold

After the federal government paid nearly $2 million to destroy homes on a condemned, flood-ravaged Manitoba First Nations reserve slated for demolition, dozens of buildings…