-Brantford educator faces more voyeurism charges
BRANTFORD – Brent Lawrence Hachborn, the Brantford educator arrested in February 2016 for Adult Voyeurism is now facing 23 criminal charges of voyeurism. On February…
Six Nations presence at the United Nations for historical announcement
The Government of Canada's unqualified support for the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples at the 15th Session of the United Nations…
A letter from Samual Peters to Josheph Brant: A twist on history
Sifting through our old documents we found a very interesting letter drafted in 1803 by Ontario Land Surveyor, Samuel Peters, believed to be Samuel Jarvis’…
Messages of hope for Attawapiskat
BRANTFORD – Hoping to send support to Attawapiskat after learning about the youth suicide rate, École Fairview students at the Sky Acres Campus will be…
Indigenous showdown: Bannock vs. Scone vs. Frybread
The debate is as old as inter-nation relations between the indigenous people of North America — what bread reigns supreme; bannock, scone or frybread? Now…
National prescription drug drop-off day
OHSWEKEN – Six Nations Police Services and Ohsweken Pharmasave have partnered for this year’s drug drop-off day to bring awareness on safe ways to dispose…
Fri. 13th good luck for Port Dover
PORT DOVER — Despite a 12-minute shower and threatening skies, this year’s Friday the 13th motorcycle celebration was yet another huge success. Almost every street…
Notice of infrastructure upgrades
OHSWEKEN – Six Nations Elected Council, Public Works and First Nations Engineering Services Ltd. would like to advise the community of two major infrastructure upgrades…
Redrum MC: First Annual Ride to Port Maitland
SIX NATIONS – A continuation to Friday the 13th kicked off within the Weken Electronics parking lot, as Redrum riders and supportive chapters assembled…
Woodland Cultural Museum Smoke Dance winners
EAGLES NEST — It was a celebration of indigenous culture at the Woodland Cultural Centre and Museum Saturday May 14 as children and adults from…
The British Hook
The year was 1677 and King Charles II of England was deep into the colony business for profit. The British were desperately entering into treaties with…
Onkwehonwe week in review: May 18 2016
Indigenous artists reclaiming space with Ogima Mikana project Recently in Toronto, a billboard popped up at the intersection of Queen and Noble. It wasn’t…
Arrows sharpening up for Bread n’ Cheese game
SIX NATIONS — The defending Minto Cup Champion Six Nations Arrows Express has started the 2016 Jr. A campaign quietly on the road as they…
Jamieson and Smith inducted into NJCAA Hall of Fame
SARACUSE NY – Last week, the National Junior College Athletic Association inducted Six Nations lacrosse stars Cody Jamieson and Sid Smith into the NJCAA Lacrosse…
Brandon Montour
Here is a sports trivia question — who scored the first home playoff goal for the San Diego Gulls of the AHL? The answer will…