Chiefs breaking the tie
The start of their series gave the Chiefs two initial wins over the Peterborough Lakers on Sunday, August 18 and again on Tuesday, August 20.…
Rivermen hit Presidents Cup with two wins
KAHNAWAKE — This year, the Kahnawake Mohawks, Akwesasne Bucks, Snake Island Muskies, Team Nova Scotia, St. Alert Miners, Capital Region Axemen and Ladner Pioneers are…
How we know that the Amazon fires are intentional
Standing up for the Earth is a dangerous devotion. Indigenous people of North America know this well and there are many examples of it throughout…
Federal Indian Day Schools class action explained by lawyer
OHSWEKEN — Six Nations Elected Council heard a presentation on the Federal Indian Day Schools settlement by one of the case’s lead lawyers. Jeremy Bouchard…
Changes to take effect starting in upcoming SNEC election
OHSWEKEN — Six Nations Electoral Officer Steve Williams explained the upcoming elections and how the Election Code will apply. SNEC heard that the changes made…
First Nations women finally to be treated equally under Indian Act: Bennett
OTTAWA — First Nations women will finally be treated the same as men under the Indian Act, enabling them to obtain the same status and…
Six Nations Tourism Sites offering Community Partnership Program
OHSWEKEN — Chiefswood Park and Gathering Place by the Grand (GPG) are now accepting applications for the Community Partnership Program. An information session is being…
City to abandon BSAR, looking west to Oak Park Road
BRANTFORD — Brantford’s City Council is taking action to abandon the Brantford Southern Access Road in favour of an Oak Park Road extension that would…
Federal Court approves settlement agreement for Indian Day Schools
OTTAWA — A class action settlement for Canada’s church-and-state run federal Indian Day Schools has been approved by a federal court. The settlement, which is…
NDP nominates indigenous candidate for federal election
BRANTFORD — The candidate running for the NDP Party in Brantford-Brant in the upcoming federal election is Annishnabekwe, an indigneous Annishnabe woman — and in…
Cass Lake breaks world record for largest Indian taco
MINNEAPOLIS — The Cedar Lakes Casino-Hotel in Cass Lake broke the world record for the largest Indian taco as part of its grand opening celebration…
Two Sisters using lingerie to empower indigenous women
Shy Natives is an upcoming lingerie brand being launched by two Northern Cheyenne sisters, Jordan and Madison Craig, who are currently based in Oakland, California.…
GR Attack take silver, but redemption is on the horizon
HAGERSVILLE — On Sunday, the Ontario Senior Women’s Lacrosse Provincial Championships kicked off with the Grand River Attack looking to make a three-peat with a…
Creators Game honoured in MLL
The Chesapeake Bayhawks professional lacrosse team celebrated indigenous culture, including a well-earned hat tip to the team’s own Indigenous players Lyle Thompson, Onondaga, and Brendan…
Fifth CEJ Tournament crowns champs
OHSWEKEN — The finalization of the 5th Carney Elijah Johnson Memorial 3-Pitch tournament seen 16 teams on Sunday, August 11 at the Six Nations Fairgrounds…