All the same height
There was a time more than 10 years ago when grassroots activists of Six Nations decided to take back what was rightfully ours. It caused…
Confederacy Chiefs unknowingly made shareholders in Canadian corporation
SIX NATIONS – A leave for a class-action lawsuit filed against the Haudenosaunee Development Institute (HDI) by William Monture and Wilfred Davey is back in…
Telling Stories through Cornhusk Art
In October 2014, Elizabeth Doxtater, better known as Bets, opened Everything Cornhusk in the plaza right in the center of Ohsweken. We’re so tiny many…
JUNO Awards recognize indigenous content
OTTAWA — It was a strong win for indigenous talent in Canada at the JUNO Awards Sunday night. The awards were handed out at a…
Logan Staats nominated for three IMAs
SIX NATIONS – Goodbye Goldia by Logan Staats has received three award nominations at the Indigenous Music Awards in Winnipeg, M.B. The already award-winning album…
Club N.V. hosts Onyx
BRANTFORD – An event hosted at Club N.V. in Brantford was supercharged with local talent and attracted a large audience to see Onyx headline in…
Fifteen Dogs winner of Canada Reads 2017
The winner of this year’s Canada Reads “battle of the books” competition goes to writer and rapper, Humble the Poet, for his efforts defending the…
Life after death
There have been two major car accidents in the last week with a number of fatalities and serious injuries. Sunday night a little girl was…
Donations instead of presents
OHSWEKEN – Two five-year-old twins decided to donate non-perishable food items to the Six Nations Community Food Bank this year instead of asking for birthday…
Ganohkwasra hosts family violence training
OHSWEKEN – As many know, “Ganohkwasra” (ga-noh-qua-shra) translates to “love among us”. On Tuesday, April 4 within the Healing Centre of the Ganohkwasra facility, began…
Five ways to garden with climate change
GRAND RIVER – Gardeners know first-hand that the weather has always been unpredictable, but the new normal under climate change has shown increased temperatures and…
Students celebrate language at Six Nations Polytechnic
BRANTFORD – CEO of Six Nations Polytechnic (SNP) Rebecca Jamieson, asked a room filled with a mix of more than 400 indigenous and non-indigenous students…
What’s under the Civic Centre and Casino?
BRANTFORD – Brantford celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Brantford and District Civic Centre last week with all of the usual pomp and pageantry a moment…
Corvairs come from behind to take Game No. 3
CALEDONIA – Not that anyone realistically expected anything different, but the GOJHL Jr. B Conference matchup between the Caledonia Pro-Fit Corvairs, and the St. Catharines…
Getting there only half the battle for Montour
ANAHEIM – It is no small feat to make it to the NHL but it is even harder to stay there. Brandon Montour has made…