Seeking a chance at a normal life
Tucker Haggith of Six Nations is just a year old and is living with the effects of Hirschsprung disease which bars him from living a…
Arrows offer up a win to Brampton Excelsiors
SIX NATIONS — With a win over the Excelsiors 7-5 on Friday, June 8 at Century Gardens, it was easy to expect the Arrows to…
Rebels take a loss but are still in first
SIX NATIONS — At the beginning of the season, the Rebels defeated the Hamilton Bengals 11-8. But as the season has progressed and the Bengals…
SN Junior C. Warriors take a loss to the Thistles
SIX NATIONS — Full of pest-like defenders and determined offence, the Fergus Thistles started out slow but won the race versus the Six Nations Junior…
Rivermen blast Brooklin under the bridge
SIX NATIONS — With what was expected to be a good game, the Brooklin Merchants were instead shown a hard time by the Six Nations…
Washington Capitals haven’t stopped the party
WASHINGTON — The Washington Capitals, now Stanley Cup Champions, were welcomed with a celebratory parade that travelled down Constitution Avenue Tuesday morning as they brought…
SIX NATIONS — Sometimes to move ahead, one has to go back. In the case of indigenous language preservation, this is certainly the case. With…
Hall of Fame to induct Bill Squire
NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C.. — The Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame announced its pride in the 2018 class of inductees which includes Jim Lynch, veteran Jim…
A Tribe Called Red rocks the Grand
SIX NATIONS — In partnership with Six Nations Tourism and Thru the Red Door, A Tribe Called Red added Oswe:ge to their Rez Tour 2018…
Toronto Hosts inaugural Indigenous Fashion Week
TORONTO — Indigenous Fashion Week Toronto (IFWTO) launched its four-day festival on May 29, and brought a Trade and Consumer Marketplace to the Harbour-front Centre…
Land protector Clyde “Bullet” Powless passes
SIX NATIONS — One of the main Six Nations voices and faces during the 2006 conflict between Six Nations residents and Caledonia residents has died.…
STEAM Academy students dominate powerlifting competition, set national records
BRANTFORD – Five students from Six Nations Polytechnic’s STEAM Academy have placed in the top three of their weight class at the Canadian Powerlifting Federation’s…
Resiliency Conference tackles the Road Ahead
BRANTFORD — In accordance with 30 years of service, the Ontario Native Literacy Coalition hosted the first conference of its kind titled Resiliency: Embracing the…
Six hundred welders required to meet local demand – Six Nations Polytechnic responds
BRANTFORD – Six Nations Polytechnic (SNP) has been approved for funding up to a maximum of $307,295 over two years to deliver the We Are…
AFN Chief says Ottawa collecting data inaccurately will affect First Nations
OTTAWA – Assembly of First Nations National Chief Perry Bellegarde responded to the Auditor General of Canada’s report, calling on Canada to change its approach…