Save the Skin
Keeping the skin on the squash was, until recently, something I never, ever did. Preparing squash without peeling did not occur to me until I…
Kentyohkwenhahsta: the people’s wampum forever growing
We the people of this great creation have always been the ‘story tellers’. We are Onkwehonwe – the Real People. We share the knowledge that…
Soar above the storm like an eagle
This weekend as I was daydreaming and looking out my window the sunny skies suddenly began to change and a huge storm rolled in. Black…
Mass arrests as protestors try to stop Burnaby Mountain pipeline
BURNABY – An area on Burnaby Mountain is being occupied by Onkwehon:we people, residents of Burnaby and the lower mainland, and other allies in response…
Canada’s biggest union supports missing and murdered Indigenous women
TORONTO – Jerry Dias, the president of Unifor, Canada’s largest union, came out swinging at the Ontario Regional Convention last weekend in Toronto, throwing the…
Blast power past Whitby 7-4
BRANTFORD – The Whitby Dunlops looked flat right from the opening face-off Friday night at the Brantford Civic Centre as the ACH Sr AAA Blast…
Hag-Hawks starting to fly
HAGERSVILLE – Between the Hagersville Hawks’ solid two-way performance, led by Six Nations’ Mitch Green, solid goaltending from Curtis Dortenzio and an all-out bad outing…
Six Nations well represented at Hall of Recognition
BRANTFORD — The new and interactive Brantford and Area Sports Hall of Recognition was officially reopened last Saturday at the Wayne Gretzky Sports with pomp…
Grey Eyes reclaims stories with authenticity and heart
GoodMinds staff spent an exciting November weekend at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, where they were pleased to be the official vendor for the First…
Shawls of Safety Gala fundraiser brings communities together
This past Saturday was the Shawls of Safety (SOS) gala fundraiser and silent auction on Rama first nation territory. The central focus of the event was for…
The Ollivanders win NAMA rock recording award
OHSWEKEN – It was smiles and back-slaps all around as the Six Nations-based rock band The Ollivanders took the award for Best Rock Recording at…
Sayer Home Hardware: over 60 years of service
For over 60 years the people of Hagersville have relied on the quality service of the Sayer family for their hardware needs. In 1953 the…
Closing the books on MCH Saga
A chapter has been brought to a close in the ongoing saga involving McMaster Children’s Hospital’s attempts to force two Six Nations children to undertake…
Diabetes the leading cause of vision loss for those under 50
Blindness is a common complication of diabetes that is too often overlooked, despite being the leading cause of vision loss in Canadians under the age…
Alcohol referendum could cost $25,000
OHSWEKEN – The alcohol ban on Six Nations of the Grand River Territory may seem draconian and even racist by some, but at Six Nations,…