NLL labour dispute reaches agreement
The National Lacrosse League and the Professional Lacrosse Players Association (PLPA) announced today that they have agreed to terms on a new collective bargaining agreement.…
Woman arrested in triple homicide, charged as accessory
SIX NATIONS- OPP day they have made one arrest in connection to the ongoing triple homicide investigation at Six Nations. On Friday, November 23, 2018,…
Tom’s personal quest
BRANTFORD — On November 13, Canadian rock musician and author Tom Wilson was the latest guest lecturer at Laurier Brantford in part of the 2018-2019…
Six Nations authors offer tears and laughs during book launch
BRANTFORD — Sara General and Elizabeth Doxtator opened a joint book launch at the Woodland Cultural Centre on Friday, November 16, to reveal their two…
Woodland Cultural Centre hosts Cornsoup Cookoff
BRANTFORD — The Annual corn soup Cook-off hosted by the Woodland Cultural Centre in partnership with the Aboriginal Health Centre kicked off in the evening…
Logan Staats headlining toy drive fundraiser at Sanderson Centre
BRANTFORD — In the evening of Friday, November 30, Six Nations own musical talent Logan Staats will be performing at the Sanderson Centre to collect…
2ROW Gamers Video Game Review: ‘Total War: WARHAMMER’ for PC
You may not know it but ‘Warhammer’ by Games Workshop is a really fun table top game with an enormous universe filled with legend and…
Six Nations Election Code review to host final community engagement session
OHSWEKEN — The Six Nations Election Code has been under review by the people of Six Nations of the Grand River over eight months of…
Laurier’s Lucinda House to become new home for student Indigenous centre
WATERLOO – Wilfrid Laurier University is set to transform Lucinda House into the new Nadjiwan Kaandossiwin Gamik Indigenous Centre. The renewal, fuelled by $700,000 in…
New grant honours memory of first Indigenous woman to graduate from McMaster
BY JUSTIN FAUTEUX HAMILTON — The description beneath Marjorie Anderson’s photo in the 1935 McMaster yearbook reads, “The sort of person to whom people tell…
Six Nations Polytechnic receives funding to train Cayuga language teachers and document Cayuga language
OHSWEKEN, November 15, 2018 – During the Champions for Change Indigenous Education Conference today, Six Nations Polytechnic (SNP) announced that they have been awarded an…
27th Annual Santa Clause Parade hits the streets of Ohsweken
BRANTFORD — Community Minded Spirits in Action presented the 27th Annual Santa Clause Parade with the theme of “Christmas Future… What does yours look like?”…
SNP STEAM Academy was victorious in the ‘First Robotics Canada’ competition!
BRANTFORD — For the first time this past weekend, Six Nations Polytechnic’s (SNP) STEAM Academy participated in a FIRST Robotics Canada competition and won the…
Excavators find tombs buried in Bolivia 500 years ago
LA PAZ, Bolivia _ Archaeologists say they found tombs at a Bolivian quarry containing remains from more than 500 years ago that give an insight…
Canada’s health system commendable overall but barriers to care remain: UN
OTTAWA _ The United Nations says Canada's health care system is "commendable'' overall but vulnerable groups still face barriers to quality care. That's the conclusion…