The greatest leader of the Onyota’aka died last week. There, I said it — the greatest leader. And let there be no mistake, because in…
Did you know that many colleges and universities continue to not only have ancestral human remains and burial goods in their collections but also refuse…
Rob Ford, now universally referred to as “the crack-smoking mayor of Toronto,” continues to astonish us – not just because he can't open his mouth…
When I was growing up, whenever my mom referred to a mixed breed of anything she would call them a Heinz 57. Usually this was…
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has had a pretty rough two weeks. First came the revelation that a long-rumoured video in which he smokes crack cocaine…
I am not sure what to think of Remembrance day. I mean, when you really think about it, back in the day during World War…
An agreement between the Mohawk Workers and Guswenta Holdings Incorporated (a Canadian Holdings Company) has the Kanienke:haka and the Haudenosaunee community-at-large conflicted with the recent…
In 2004, the Supreme Court of Canada set out the legal framework for the Crown’s duty to consult and accommodate in the Haida and Taku…
History is funny sometimes, how things that go around come around. Like many people attending Remembrance Day ceremonies across the country I turned my back…
When I was in eighth grade, there was a group of five girls who made my life a living hell. Every day was torture, and…
Greetings from the Chiefs, Clanmothers, Faithkeepers, and people of the Haudenosaunee Six Nations Confederacy, People of the Longhouse. The Grand Council of Chiefs would like…
Almost a year ago federal agents invaded the Kaniekeha community of Akwesasne, breaking into the Three Feathers Casino which had been closed for more than…
Is it happenstance that the photograph on the cover of last Wednesday's Two Row Times features a vivid shawl woven by another corn-growing people fighting…
When I was a child, there was nothing as lovely as waking up at my grandparents cottage. Imagine a little log cabin, with a little…
Okay, I admit it. Last year when our special month of November rolled around, National Native American Heritage Month, I purposely kept quiet about it…