Blast powerplay short circuits – lose Game #1
STONEY CREEK – The Allan Cup Hockey finals between the Brantford Blast and the Stoney Creek Generals didn’t go exactly the way the Blast wanted,…
CLax announces 2016 award nominees
CATHARINES –The Canadian Lacrosse League (CLax) is pleased to announce the finalists for the 2016 player awards. These awards will be handed out at the…
Corvairs face tougher series against Canucks
CALEDONIA – The GOJHL has released its playoff schedules for the Conference semi-finals, which for the Caledonia Pro-Fit Corvairs and the Niagara Falls Canucks begins…
Busy Week has all NLL teams in action
ROCHESTER ‑ There were several hot sticks in action this past weekend in Buffalo in National Lacrosse League action. Despite multi-point games registered by Rochester…
Little NHL celebrates 45 years of fan appreciation
MISSISSAUGA – The 45th Little Native Hockey League Tournament (LNHL) is taking place in Mississauga from March 14 to 17 with 194 teams representing…
Toronto’s new Indigenous Theatre company presents Reckoning
Indigenous artists across the country have sparked many different pathways of healing through the arts, coinciding with and in response to the work of Canada’s…
Tutelo bones, the Cockshutts and Tutela Heights
TUTELA HEIGHTS – Arthur Stanford is a history buff for obvious reasons. A study of early Brant and Brantford history is also a study of…
The Cockshutt/Tutela Heights connection
TUTELA HEIGHTS – Arthur Stanford is a very interesting man with an even more interesting pedigree. He is a son of Frances Stanford (Cockshutt), now…
New four-way stop coming to community
SIX NATIONS – A new four-way stop is going to be installed at the intersection of Sixth Line and Oneida Road and will be in…
H.O.P.E. for Six Nations
SIX NATIONS – Spread hope across the nation. That’s what Michele General and the team behind HOPE Clan want to see happen between now and…
J.C Hill Science Fair
OHSWEKEN – J.C. Hill Elementary School held its annual Science Fair with more than 40 projects set up in their school gym. The fair was…
Something happening at Lone Wolf
SIX NATIONS – You might have been passing by the Lone Wolf location on Highway 54 and noticed more cars than usual and an SN…
New Credit council continues ‘open communication’ mandate
NEW CREDIT – New Credit council and chief met with Six Nations’ council and chief last week to discuss possibilities of working together on future…
Onkwehonwe Week in Review (March. 2 – March 9)
Chief confronted over medicine pouch by airport security The Canadian Air Transport Security Authority is facing controversy over two separate debacles regarding sacred items belonging…
Canadian youth declare visions for a reconciled Canada through art
By Susan Hickman When seven-year-old Laurick Corriveau explained the concept behind his simple drawing of a parent and child holding hands, Carleton PhD candidate Trina…