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.
Six Nations Chiefs to host 2026 Mann Cup
SIX NATIONS OF THE GRAND RIVER TERRITORY — The Six Nations Chiefs will begin their pursuit of a fourth-consecutive Mann Cup when they host the 2026 Canadian Senior A national championship at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena.
Brantford Beats & Eats returns to downtown Brantford
BRANTFORD – The second annual Brantford Beats & Eats festival will return to downtown Brantford on Saturday, September 12, 2026 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Residents and visitors are invited to enjoy a full day of live music and entertainment, a vendor market, art demonstrations, a live painting comp
What, to the “Merciless Indian Savages,” Is a Declaration of Independence?
Two hundred and fifty years on, the US and its citizens are celebrating the Declaration of Independence. Hardly anyone reads it carefully. I’d ask you to. Read the thing. Because when you actually read the charges the colonists filed against the King of England – the facts, as they put it, submitted
You Cannot Wear a Language
At the end of this month the country observes the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, and because Ontario has not made it a statutory holiday, most children here will spend it in a classroom, at an assembly, learning about what was done to children in classrooms. Nobody designed that. It fall
School’s back – watch for kids
School is back and the Six Nations Police are advising motorists to be extra vigilant as they conduct a back-to-school traffic safety blitz.
Runway of Rezilience returns with Skywalkers theme at Evergreen Brick Works
The third annual Runway of Rezilience lands Sept. 26 at Evergreen Brick Works in Toronto under a clear theme: the Haudenosaunee Skywalkers.
New documentary series Echoes of the Ancestors brings Fort Erie’s Indigenous history
FORT ERIE – Echoes of the Ancestors is a new three-part documentary series produced by Michael Summers and Mitch Baird of the McLean Consulting Group, is scheduled to launch September 10 on Bell Fibe TV1.
Audit shows Six Nations lost millions on cannabis commission
Six Nations of the Grand River 59th Elected Council (SNGREC) lost $4 million running the now-defunct Six Nations Cannabis Commission.
Artists take over Toronto stage for northern fire relief
All proceeds from the Aug. 29 Concert Hall show went to the Mikinakoos Children’s Fund supporting youth from wildfire-hit communities