It’s like ’90 all over again — not.
CALEDONIA – ‘Dead, dying cats and the SPCA’ was the top news story August 10, 2017 on CHCH TV Evening news. Oh yeah and BTW…
Arrows take aim at Minto Cup
SIX NATIONS – The Six Nations Arrows won three games to two in the best-of-five OJALL playoff finals taking the first three games 9-3, 15-3…
Chiefs between a rock and a hard place
SIX NATIONS – The Six Nations Pro-Fit Chiefs had a golden opportunity to put the Oakville Rock down in Game 6 of the Major Series…
Former Heavyweight Champ still fighting for native youth
TACOMA WA – The year was 1999 and the heavyweight boxing world was filled with rising stars, many of whom are well known and revered…
Six Nations girls intermediate lacrosse team makes history
As the largest celebration of Minor Lacrosse commenced in Whitby, Ont., so did the rumblings of something bigger. After years of learning, discipline, teamwork and…
Northmen to represent OLA at Founders Cup
ORANGEVILLE – After eliminating the favoured Six Nations Rebels, the Orangeville Northmen prevailed over the Clarington Green Gaels in Game 5 of the OJBLL finals…
Six Nations Slash hosts President Cup at ILA
SIX NATIONS – Get ready Six Nations for a celebration of Sr. B lacrosse. The Presidents Cup national tournament will be played at Six Nations…
SN soccer prodigy selected for elite camp in Portugul
BRANTFORD/SIX NATIONS – How good do you have to be to be invited to attend the same elite soccer camp in Lisbon Portugal that the…
Two Great Laws
Back in 2012 the late Jagwadeth (Chris) Sandy wanted to bring the Great Law of Peace (Kaianerekowa) to Ohsweken. He has since passed on but…
Iskwe puts on powerful performance at Woodland
BRANTFORD – As part of her 2017 Summer Tour, Singer and Songwriter Iskwe entered the stage at the Woodland Cultural Centre in the evening of…
Mush Hole archaeology revealing much
BRANTFORD – Work has begun after a community group of Residential School Survivors and their families successfully lobbied and received funding and approval for a…
Deyohyogo says he has not been dehorned
SIX NATIONS – There was fireworks at the Onondaga Longhouse last Saturday over the dehorning of 30-year veteran Cayuga Hoyane (Chief) Sam General. Although there…
Stitching together Canadian stories
HAMILTON – Seventy indigenous groups, most of Canada’s main indigenous groups, are represented in the Quilt of Belonging, a textile art project made up of…
SNP receives WINHEC accreditation
OHSWEKEN – One of the highlights of WIPCE 2017 for Six Nations Polytechnic was receiving World Indigenous Nations Higher Education Consortium (WINHEC) accreditation for a…
Writer works with Six Nations woman to spotlight reproduction
While debate swirls in the news about the rights of indigenous children and forced sterilization, it is important to take back stories and tell them…