North American Indigenous Games coming to Six Nations with eyes on lacrosse
SIX NATIONS — The Toronto 2017 North American Indigenous Games launches this year with a heavy focus on lacrosse. For the first time in its…
Ancient Tuscarora Remedies: Part 2
TURTLE ISLAND – Sometime before 1888, an aged Tuscarora shaman, who went by the English name Joseph Williams, was interviewed about ancient remedies of the…
Health and Wellness Expo at Six Nations Polytechnic
SIX NATIONS – More than 200 visitors cycled through the second annual Health and Wellness Expo hosted by Willy's World at the Six Nations Polytechnic…
Ceremonies for international conference on indigenous education moving to Six Nations
OHSWEKEN – On July 24, close to 3,000 Indigenous educators will gather at Chiefswood Park to celebrate the opening ceremonies of the World Indigenous Peoples…
Grassy Narrows stands up for Mother Earth
We all pay for allowing environmental devastation in service of profits. The Anishinabek at Grassy Narrows are paying for it with their lives I was…
Rivermen ready for President’s Cup bid
OHSWEKEN – The Six Nations Rivermen beefed up its lineup this season with even more recognized stars of the game, all with the mandate to…
Battle of the Warriors begins
BRANTFORD – After easily turning away the Caledon Bandits, 19-6 and 16-3, in round one of the OJCLL playoffs, the Six Nations Warriors and the…
“Without Us You’d Be Homeless”, activists shame reporter
OTTAWA – A news conference was held at the National Press Gallery last Thursday following the set-up of a teepee on Parliament Hill by a…
Supportive fundraiser for Women’s World Cup Team
BRANTFORD – The Woodland Cultural Centre hosted a film screening and fundraiser on July 4 for the Haudenosaunee Nationals Women's Team, who are vying to…
Ford Heaslip and Hagersville Secondary give back to community
HAGERSVILLE – The reunion committee at Hagersville Secondary School (HSS), Heaslip Ford and other local organizations helped raise more than $14,000 at the school’s annual…
Clover Leaf Foundation creates a buzz on Six Nations
SIX NATIONS – Several organizations partnered last year to establish 10 honeybee hives located at the Our Sustenance Greenhouse, the Chiefswood National Historic Site (CNHS),…
Former SN Fire Chief back in the neighbourhood
BRANT – Former Six Nations Fire Chief Michael Seth, is back in the neighbourhood as the new Fire Chief of the County of Brant.…
Montour-Hill Tournament of Friends best ever
SIX NATIONS – Amidst the construction of the new clubhouse and banquet facility, the Montour-Hill Tournament of Friends attracted a record 360 participants at MontHill…
Two-day search reveals nothing
SIX NATIONS – After a two-day intensive search of a Mohawk Road home, Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and Six Nations police found no evidence that…
100-year-old toxic monster in Mohawk Lake
BRANTFORD – Brantford is moving ahead with plans to dredge 100 years’ worth of toxic waste from the bottom of Mohawk Lake. Plans to clean…