ILA to host Wounded Warriors Jr. A Tournament

SIX NATIONS – There will be lots to do around Six Nations over the Christmas holiday. The Ontario Lacrosse Association and the Wounded Warrior Project…

Hagersville Hawks sink to 6th

HAGERSVILLE –The Hagersville Hawks were looking for a win to put under the tree in the last Jr. C game before Christmas on Sunday evening…

My five cents worth on injustice before my morning coffee

It was a cold and peaceful morning. My alarm went off and gently beckoned me, ‘Rise and shine sweetheart! It’s 7am! Time to get up,…

Hagersville Food Bank donation

On Thursday, December11, Elizabeth Hartrick (right), manager of Lone Wolf Pit Stop at 9183 Townline, Hagersville, presents a cheque donation of $2206.00 to Janice Schweder…

Update: Six Nations Child Welfare Designation

The Six Nations Child Welfare Designation, also known as Ogwadeni:deo, is well on its way to becoming a fully operating child welfare organization providing child…

Savory Pie

Meat pies have a long and storied past. They can be traced back to the Neolithic period of ancient Egypt. In Medieval times they were…

“Reality store” simulates future life

OHSWEKEN – Students from Emily C. General elementary school got a chance to role play their future lives last Wednesday. The Student Reality Store is…

Onkwehonwe week in review, December 17 2014

Elderly Aboriginal woman is forcefully taken down by RCMP officer SMITHERS, BC – A 61-year old Irene Joseph, 61, from the Wet’suwet’en nation, was forcefully knocked…

Celebrating Ongwehowe Artists

Iroquois Art, Power, and History is a richly illustrated book written by art historian and anthropology professor Neal B. Keating. He explores Haudenosaunee (Six Nations…

Digging Roots jams out fundraiser for space to heal

TORONTO – A fundraising gala for the future Thunder Woman Healing Lodge was held at Lee’s Palace in Toronto on Monday. The event was co-ordinated…

The troubling health effects of fluoride over-exposure

“Do ze” (pronounced “dau je”) is the only word in Cantonese that I know, but I think that saying “thank you” is always a good…

Laurier professor’s book on Aboriginal land claims agreements wins prestigious prize

WATERLOO – Christopher Alcantara, an associate professor of Political Science at Laurier, has been awarded the Canadian Studies Network’s Prize for the Best Book in…

Neo-Nazi turned Native ally discusses white privilege in Canadian terror laws

The Two Row Times has previously printed Daniel Gallant’s personal story of transformation from being a Neo-Nazi to walking the red road, but the story…

We won’t be choked – we’re right and you know it

Now that the NYPD has literally been caught on video choking a man to death for defying the most oppressive taxation scheme in the United…

I’ll have some Spirituality with my Decolonization, thank you very much

I was at this presentation the other week, and I listened to this doctor give his medical opinion on how to treat addicts and help…