Onondagas stand in solidarity with Standing Rock
NEW YORK – More than 60 people joined Onondaga Nation leaders at the shores of Onondaga Lake on the morning on September 5th to…
Miners cap off undefeated season with President’s Cup win
OTTAWA – The host St. Albert Miners were crowned Canadian Senior B national champions this past weekend, capturing their first ever President's Cup with a…
Ohsweken Sr. Braves three-peat Native Masters Champs
RAMA – For the third season running, the Ohsweken Sr. Braves successfully defended their title at Rama First Nation, August 26 to 28. The…
Canadian Sprint Car Nationals coming this weekend
Submitted by Tommy Goudge OHSWEKEN – Thursday, September 15: Canadian Sprint Car Nationals Test & Tune Friday, September 16: Burger Barn Night Before the Nationals…
Chiefs lose Game #2 Mann Cup series tied
Tuesday’s pushback after Game #1 of the Mann Cup series was swift and decisive as the Maple Ridge Burrards rebounded from Friday’s 15-8 loss to…
Candlelight vigil held for slain First Nations man Colten Boushie
NORTH BATTLEFORD, Sask. — A candlelight vigil has been held in memory of a Saskatchewan First Nations man whose shooting death on a rural property…
Keeping an art form alive at Woodland
BRANTFORD – Learning how to make black ash baskets isn't a commodity within the Six Nations community. To help the bridge the gap, a fulfilling…
Sports: a benign form of warfare
Editorial by Jim Windle The thrill of victory and agony of defeat brings out both the best and the worst in people, be they players,…
Professor tells new version of Hagersville history
SIX NATIONS – The official whitewashed history of the beginning of the village of Hagersville declares, “Upon the construction of Highway 6, known formerly as…
Indspire partners with LIFT Philanthropy Partners
Toronto – Indspire is pleased to announce its partnership with LIFT Philanthropy Partners to improve education outcomes for Indigenous youth across Canada. Indspire, an Indigenous-led…
“Mohawks on the Nile” interesting point in history
KAHNAWAKE – Britain’s colonial efforts were certainly not focused entirely on the inhabitants of the Americas in the 1880s. They had issues they were dealing…
Dakota Access Pipeline crews destroy tribal history
STANDING ROCK SIOUX NATIONS, N.D. — Just one day after informing courts on the location of sacred Lakota sites, construction crews for the Dakota Access…
Disambiguation (Indigenous Identity)
History is not only a University academic subject or “His Story”. History is awareness of self as an on going function of life that begins…
The ties that bind: part two
Mike Myers After about 60 days of the siege of Wounded Knee we received word at Crow Dog Camp that the battle may be ending…
Onkwehonwe Week in Review: September 7, 2016
Opaskwayak Cree trappers and fishers blockade highway over failed negotiations Near Gillam, Manitoba, the local Cree Fur Council and and the Opaskwayak Commercial Fishery Co-op…