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40-year-old dies in car crash over weekend Local News
May 15, 2024May 17, 2024The Staff

40-year-old dies in car crash over weekend

  The identity of a person who died in a fatal collision over the weekend is not being released. Six Nations Police responded to a…

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OPP assisting Six Nations in death investigation on Fourth Line Road Local News
May 15, 2024The Staff

OPP assisting Six Nations in death investigation on Fourth Line Road

The OPP are assisting the Six Nations Police in a death investigation after a person with life-threatening injuries was discovered on Fourth Line Road last…

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Program supports Indigenous leadership in Ontario’s electricity sector News
May 15, 2024May 17, 2024Jace Koblun

Program supports Indigenous leadership in Ontario’s electricity sector

With Indigenous communities often at the forefront of Ontario’s energy transformation, the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) is providing up to $15 million for Indigenous…

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Intake open for IESO’s Indigenous Energy Support Program Local News
May 8, 2024Jace Koblun

Intake open for IESO’s Indigenous Energy Support Program

With Indigenous communities often at the forefront of Ontario’s energy transformation, the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) is providing up to $15 million for Indigenous…

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Nurses serve in a variety of roles Local News
May 8, 2024Jace Koblun

Nurses serve in a variety of roles

Nurses are invaluable professionals within the medical community. Whether they work in hospital settings, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, doctor’s offices, or elsewhere, nurses provide…

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Long shifts are another example of nurses’ commitment to quality care Local News
May 8, 2024Jace Koblun

Long shifts are another example of nurses’ commitment to quality care

Few likely forget scenes that emerged during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic when nurses working in hospitals overwhelmed with sick and dying patients…

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Six Nations Police investigating discovery of body on Second Line Local News
May 8, 2024The Staff

Six Nations Police investigating discovery of body on Second Line

Six Nations Police are investigating after the discovery of a body on Second Line Road April 12. Police and fire were called to an area…

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Five common mental health conditions Local News
May 1, 2024Jace Koblun

Five common mental health conditions

Mental health disorders are more common than one may think. Despite dramatic strides in reducing the stigma surrounding mental health, there are some who remain…

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5 inspirational gifts for Mother’s Day (440 words, US, UK, CAN) Local News
May 1, 2024The Staff

5 inspirational gifts for Mother’s Day (440 words, US, UK, CAN)

Mother’s Day is celebrated on Sunday, May 12, 2024. Mother’s Day is devoted to expressing love and showering praise on mothers, step-mothers and any other…

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The global scope of violence against women Local News
May 1, 2024The Staff

The global scope of violence against women

Dating back to social media usage that began in 2006, the social movement often referred to as “#MeToo” has done much to draw attention to…

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Gane Yohs Health Centre closed due to mold Local News
April 24, 2024May 1, 2024Donna Duric

Gane Yohs Health Centre closed due to mold

Gane Yohs Health Centre will be closed temporarily due to mold found in the building, Six Nations of the Grand River announced late yesterday afternoon…

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Common allergy triggers Local News
April 24, 2024Jace Koblun

Common allergy triggers

The human body is a well-oiled machine that is a wonder of biological efficiency when working properly. The body’s immune system is integral to keeping…

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Tips to make a yard less attractive to ticks Local News
April 24, 2024Jace Koblun

Tips to make a yard less attractive to ticks

Backyards are ideal places to spend warm afternoons soaking up some sun. Lazy days in the yard are a big part of what makes warm…

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2024 federal budget includes continued funding for Indspire Local News
April 24, 2024Jace Koblun

2024 federal budget includes continued funding for Indspire

Indspire is set to receive $8 million in funding from the federal government for the 2024 to 2025 fiscal year, as stated in the budget.…

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Coyote attacks reported near Oneida, Munsee-Delaware and Chippewa of the Thames National
April 18, 2024The Staff

Coyote attacks reported near Oneida, Munsee-Delaware and Chippewa of the Thames

Friends and family are reporting that packs of coyotes are attacking people near the three First Nations by London, Ont., – Oneida Nation of the…

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