40th Annual First Nations Art Exhibit Opens

On Friday, May 15 at 7 p.m., the Woodland Cultural Centre will be celebrating the 40th year of the Annual First Nations Art Exhibition with…

Six Nations Firefighters looking for new recruits

The Six Nations Firefighters are holding recruiting sessions across the territory for Community Awareness Week. Interested candidates must be between 18 and 65 years of…

Six Nations post-secondary students can access bursaries and scholarships

Many students find beginning post-secondary school to be a challenge. They may be moving away from home for the first time or dealing with their…

Six Nations means lacrosse

SIX NATIONS – The Creators Game, is what Haudenosaunee people have called the sport of lacrosse since the earliest of times, long before European contact.…

ILA Sports is a lacrosse players candy store

SIX NATIONS – Since it first opened with the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena, ILA Sporting Goods, formerly Powless Sports, has become one of Canada’s top destination…

Six Nations Village Plaza welcomes Organic Juice and Salad Bar

The long awaited opening of The Sweet Spot Organic Juice and Salad Bar is coming! Six Nations residents Kahontiyo Denise McQueen and her partner Matt…

Six Nations man dies in possible industrial accident

NANTICOKE – A Six Nations man has died after what is yet to be determined an industrial accident at the Imperial Oil refinery in Nanticoke.…

High speed chase; driver flees on foot to Caledonia

SIX NATIONS – Six Nations Police were engaged in a high speed chase last Thurdsay when a black Trailblazer SUV heading southbound of Chiefswood Road…

Enbridge oil pipeline over Grand could devastate Six Nations water

OHSWEKEN – Approximately 50 people gathered at the GREAT Theatre to hear information about Enbridge’s Line 9, which runs through Six Nations territory. Line 9…

Local man sent to hospital after house fire

SIX NATIONS – A devastating house fire sent one local man to hospital late last week. At 1:14 a.m. on Friday morning Six Nations Firefighters…

Onkwehonwe Week in Review (May 4 – 11)

First Nations woman receives justice in sexual discrimination case NOVA SCOTIA – A woman from the Millbrook First Nation received long-overdue justice on Apr. 29…

Fleeting Fiddleheads

Fiddleheads are young ostrich ferns that show up in wet areas in early to mid-spring. The season usually lasts for a couple weeks. One day…

Great Peace or Great Law

Lately people have been discussing the word “sovereignty.” It has its roots in the Monarchal system of Europe and the underlying meaning is a Royal…

Recent decision to reject a plan to incinerate your waste

It is good news to learn about your recent decision to reject a plan to incinerate your waste. As you know, burning waste produces emissions…

Respecting the mothers for the great good

The rise in the mothers of the world is tantamount to the great peace: after all, mothers are the backbone of humanity. Persons with this…