The Brantford Blast fell 4-2 to the Dundas Real McCoys in Game #6 in Sr. A Allan Cup hockey action in Dundas Friday night.

Blast eliminated in Game #6

DUNDAS – The Brantford Blast met the end of the road to the Allan Cup Friday night in Dundas, when last year’s Cup winners, the…
The St. Catharines Falcons and the Caledonia Pro-Fit Corvairs are battling for the Divisional title in GOJHL Jr. B hockey action with the Corvairs one win away from ridding themselves of the Falcons Wednesday, April 1st, at the Haldimand Centre at 7:30 p.m. File Photo by Jim Windle

Pro-Fit Corvairs one win from divisional title

CALEDONIA – The playoff history between the Caledonia Pro-Fit Corvairs and the St. Catharines Falcons goes back a few seasons. In hockey it is true…

Volunteering with the Ohsweken Demons

SIX NATIONS – Fans get a lot more with their Demons ticket than entrance to a great lacrosse game. A whole community of volunteers and…

Demons honour past greats

SIX NATIONS – Six Nations has produced many genuine stars of the game over the past generations and continues to be a source of professional…

Six Nations Novice Blackhawks take home championship

TILLSONBURG – After the Six Nations’ Novice Blackhawks advanced to the finals by eliminating Ayr 5-4 in overtime last Tuesday, they went on to play…

First Nations players loving Magic: The Gathering

Twenty-two years ago, a publishing company called Wizards of the Coast invented something completely new. It was a trading card game called Magic: The Gathering.…

Book celebrates an accomplished mohawk legal scholar

Journeying Forward: Dreaming First Nations’ Independence remains a powerful and thoughtful discussion of First Nations and self-government in Canada. Its author, Patricia Monture-Angus (September 24,…

Six Nations woman in business for 20 years providing promotional and workwear

Marilyn Frank [VanEvery] and her mother Grace VanEvery opened G&M Sportswear in 1995, with the “G” standing for Grace and “M” for Marilyn. It has…

Freedom, a poem by Tewasarake

Freedom is a beautiful Mohawk woman singing by the river. Freedom is a doe laying in the trees. Freedom is a willow seed. floating on…

The holistic approach to being a First Nations dietitian

Twelve weeks on a traditional foods diet. Though it sounds challenging it’s exactly what four Haudenosaune participants – three of them from Six Nations –…

Children’s health starts with real food and a united community

I had the privilege of attending the International Meeting on Indigenous Child Health this past weekend in Ottawa. It is good to know that so…

Screening for colon cancer is simple and could save your life

A mobile cancer screening detection unit will be coming to Six Nations this May. The Screen For Life Coach is a 45 foot bus which…

Six Nations teachers awarded as ‘BASEF Champions’

Two area teachers have been selected to receive the Bay Area Science and Engineering Fair Champion Teacher Recognition Award for 2015. Sonja Greene and Lenora…

Simcoe resident wins $50,000 Six Nations Bingo jackpot

SIX NATIONS – A woman from Simcoe was the lucky winner of a $50,000 jackpot bingo at the Six Nations Bingo Hall. Karry Barth was…

Frustrations flare at public meeting over Six Nations incinerator emissions report

OHSWEKEN – On Thursday night, more than 120 Six Nations community members attended a public meeting organized by Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) to discuss…