Ron “Racehorse Ronnie” Hill is continuing his winning ways.
Ron “Racehorse Ronnie” Hill is continuing his winning ways. The 82 year old Six Nations resident was part of the winning team from Colby’s pool…
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Green powers Hagersville through the Storm
HAGERSVILLE – The Hagersville Hawks came back from a 3-1 first period deficit to calm the Simcoe Storm with a final score of 7-4 this…
A journey to recover a hidden history
SIX NATIONS – When Gary Cooper sat down for an interview, it was initially to speak about his grandfather, veteran Lewis Wilson, a sapper for…
CNIB offers strategies to prevent and cope with vision loss
OHSWEKEN – Are you having trouble with vision loss? As we age our eyesight often degenerates and a number of different problems can contribute to…
Kearns machine in limbo
SIX NATIONS – The longer the wait for air quality testing to be done on the demonstration model of the Kearns Disintegration System, which is…
Rivermen bring down North Stars 12-7
OHSWEKEN – With two games left to play in the Sr. B regular season, the Six Nations Rivermen are in a solid third place with 20 points, behind the St. Catharines Saints who hold second place with 22 points, and the first place Ennismore James Gang with 26 points.
Haudenosaune Confederacy Council issue Official Statement on Bill C-10
SIX NATIONS – The Haudenosaune Confederacy Council, the authentic governing body of the Six Nations people, released an official statement yesterday on Bill C-10, saying…
Chiefs of Ontario reject Bill C-10; criminalization of indigenous tobacco trade
Toronto, ON (June 10, 2014) — The Chiefs of Ontario are calling the latest Conservative bill a direct attack on the livelihood of First Nations people.
Mountains of black gold
SIX NATIONS – There are few remaining non-chemical natural farmers left on Six Nations. Stan Martin is one of them. Martin has been operating his family farm on Six Nations for the past 20 years.
An Old Warrior Has Gone Home
If the comings and goings of people can be compared to a pebble tossed into a lake and the resulting ripples that radiate infinitely, then I would say that the passing of John R Bradley, a member of Six Nations, will bless many with a spirit of good nature and humour for generations. His life was all about sacrifice, dedication and doing his very best for family and friends. He passed away on April 1, 2014 at the age of 94.
Area High Schools face restructuring
SIX NATIONS – Declining high school enrollments at Hagersville Secondary, Cayuga Secondary, Dunnville Secondary and McKinnon Park Secondary, has created a problematic situation after the…
Something New In OL’CD
Making a living as an artist is not an easy thing to do but most of the time the rewards are amazing. As a writer I understand that money is not the big motivation to write. Most writers in this country just get by. However, even if the monetary rewards are not great I find there is a lot of satisfaction in being able to work at something I have a passion for. I believe that is the case for most artists whether they are writers, visual artists, performance artists, dancers or musicians.
Top Chef contestant showcases skills at Bears Inn
Six Nations – Renowned Gwich’in/Tuscarora Chef, Rich Francis, who is also currently starring in Top Chef Canada, was at The Bears Inn last Saturday evening, cooking up a delicious culinary masterpiece for the Native Canadian Centre of Toronto.
You Say Potato, I Say…
I am not a fan of complicated or processed foods. I like simple and delicious food prepared with love, care and a good mind. You can taste the love that goes into the food. How and where your food was grown, raised, and treated will have a direct impact on the quality of food that arrives at your table. Potatoes, in my opinion, are a food that is often treated as an afterthought, a mere side dish and not necessarily the star of a meal.
OPP end Tyendinaga blockade
TYENDINAGA – Saturday morning the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) rushed demonstrators within Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory boundaries. Because the OPP does not have jurisdiction on First Nations territories it had many residents scratching their heads wondering how the OPP were able to arrest Shawn Brant, Marc Baille, Matthew Doreen and John Fox.