Court hears expert evidence in Men’s Fire case
BRANTFORD – Known members of the Men’s Fire, Bill Monture and Lester Green were in court last week facing assault charges for the removal of…
J.C. Hill valedictorian talks school and how to succeed
OHSWEKEN – Years of hard work and studying, or just being naturally gifted at his studies, has paid off for Isaac (Ike) Squire-Hill. J.C. Hill’s…
New executive director oversees new phase of museum
EAGLES NEST/BRANTFORD – Paula Whitlow, new executive director of the Woodland Cultural Museum, may have a new title with new responsibilities, but she is certainly…
Canadas 150th opens doors to dialogue
“Essentially, in order for Canada to become the Canada that it is today indigenous peoples have been treated as more of an obstacle to be…
What does the future of this land hold?
It holds the memory and the understanding that has always been on this great island. It is the memory that speaks of a land filled…
’67 riot at the Six Nations Fall Fair
The story you are about to read concerns an incident at the Six Nations Fall Fair in the latter part of the 1960s when a…
Pro-Fit Chiefs power too much for Redmen
SIX NATIONS — The 7-1 Major Series Pro-Fit Six Nations Chiefs remain within arms distance of the 8-0 Peterborough Lakers after last beating the Brooklin…
Rebels outpacing the Pacers
SIX NATIONS – The first round of playoffs is underway for the Six Nations Jr. B Rebels and they Rebs are one win away from…
Rivermen suffer first loss, but still hold first
OHSWEKEN – A pair of one goal games this past week in Sr. B lacrosse action saw the Six Nations Rivermen edge the Oakville Titans…
Jr. C Warriors will finish first
SIX NATIONS – After Thursday night’s 16-10 road win over the Wilmott Wild, the Jr. C Six Nations Warriors led all 15 teams the both divisions with…
Canada at 150: Many indigenous people see little reason to celebrate
THE CANADIAN PRESS EDMONTON – After surviving 11 years in a residential school with art as his only escape, 19-year-old Alex Janvier was ready for…
Canadian 8-ball champion, Adam Monture goes to China
SIX NATIONS – Six Nations’ semi-pro 8-ball player Adam Monture, already a regionally recognized regional champion was practising hard for months to up his game…
Disagreements over HDI media release
OHSWEKEN – This past Wednesday, the Two Row Times received a letter of warning drafted by HDI lawyer David Shiller LLP, and addressed to Jim…
U19 Girls Box Lacrosse team gains provincial notoriety
SIX NATIONS – As girls box lacrosse continues to grow, so do the opportunities for players. This year the very first U19 Girls Box Lacrosse…
ONT3D Competitive Archery comes to Six Nations of the Grand River
SIX NATIONS – Six Nations Tourism, Chiefswood National Historic Site and Ontario 3D Archery (ONT3D) hosted a competitive tournament last weekend for archers of various…