Six Nations litigation starts this Monday – what to know
After 30 long years, Six Nations of the Grand River’s land claim case against the Crown is finally being heard starting on Monday.
Skywalking on the Runway of Rezilience
It was a night of Indigenous music, fashion and culture with runway models, designers, singers and social media stars at the Evergreen Brick Works in Toronto.
Scoreboard Watchin’ 36
Welcome back to another column of sports talk! A big “Get the job finished” goes out to our Sr A Six Nations Chiefs as they took a commanding 3-0 series lead in the Mann Cup over the visiting Coquitlam Adanacs this weekend. The Chiefs took down game #1 with an 8-2 victory, game #2 with a 10-6 victor
Ontario Cree chief says Ottawa blocking return of child welfare control
A northern Ontario Cree chief is accusing the federal government of blocking his community’s effort to reclaim jurisdiction over child and family services by tying any transfer of authority to funding conditions the Nation has not accepted.
Six Nations releases 2026 audit
Six Nations of the Grand River has released its 2026 audit and the 2025 to 2030 strategic plan, documents the elected council says are part of keeping the community informed.
Brantford long-term care class
One of Ontario’s first Indigenous living classrooms for patient care has opened at a long-term care centre in Brantford through a partnership between St. Joseph’s Health System and Six Nations Polytechnic.
Six Miles From Either Bank
A man in Brantford fills a glass at his sink without a thought. Out here a truck comes up a driveway in the dark, a hose goes over, a cistern fills under the yard, and every child in the house knows the hollow note the tank makes when it is nearly empty. When the delivery is late, or the pump quits,
Scare in the Square Halloween event returns October 2 and 3
BRANTFORD – The City is thrilled to announce the return of Brantford’s Scare in the Square on Friday, October 2 from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. and Saturday, October 3, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. A wide variety of family-friendly Halloween-themed activities, inflatables and costume contests will take place
Mohawk Village Memorial Park nearing completion
It was a beautiful late summer day on Saturday as dozens gathered at the site of the beautiful Mohawk Village Memorial Park in Brantford, a project meant to honour survivors of the former Mohawk Institute Residential School.
Six Nations rocks out at Fall Fair
Derek Miller, Lacey Hill and Gary Farmer performed at the Fall Fair and sounded great on the weekend.
Six Nations Chiefs sweep Mann Cup with 4-peat at ILA
Six Nations Chiefs won the Mann Cup Tuesday night, taking the championship in four straight games over the Coquitlam Adanacs. This marks the team’s 10th Mann Cup championship victory overall and its fourth consecutive season as Mann Cup champions.
Scoreboard Watchin’ 2026 Week 35
Good day and welcome back to Six Nay Sports Talk! It was definitely an action packed weekend of sports. MLB baseball is in its last month of regular season action with plenty of teams making a final push for a postseason playoff spot. Over the weekend our Toronto Bluejays took 2 out of 3 games on th
Trade tensions put pressure on Indigenous businesses
Escalating trade measures between Canada and the United States are creating new pressure for some Indigenous-owned businesses that rely on cross-border supply chains or American customers.
Seneca Nation keeps pressure on Lake Ontario name change
The Seneca Nation is continuing to push for the reversal of a U.S. executive order that directs federal agencies to call Lake Ontario “Lake America.”
AFN report flags growing First Nations school infrastructure gap
The Assembly of First Nations released an assessment this week showing the infrastructure gap in First Nations schools is getting worse.