The Hagersville Hawks earned three of a possible four points this week in NDJCHL action with an OT loss against and a 7-0 win over the Port Dover Sailors. They were able to earn a point from an OT loss against the second place Glanbrook Rangers last Wednesday.

Hagersville Hawks working hard to improve record

HAGERSVILLE – Backed up by shutout goaltending by Curtis Dortenzio, the Hagersville Hawks improved their record to 5-5-1, Saturday night with a 7-0 crushing of…

The Ollivanders nominated for best rock recording award

HAMILTON, CANADA — Popular southern Ontario band The Ollivanders, whose members hail from both Six Nations and Caledonia, have been nominated for Best Rock Recording…

Good minds stand up

Where were the good minds when they did me wrong? So what if we wore tight pants, so what if we had long hair and…

Good minds stand up by choosing good thoughts

What does it mean to use a good mind, and how would our struggles surrounding bullying and lateral violence be affected if we governed ourselves…

Porter thrilled to play with Sam Moore

HAMILTON – Last Thursday night Six Nations bluesman Murray Porter got a chance to perform with the great Sam Moore of the legendary Sam and…

Dreamcatcher Gala brings out the stars

HAMILTON – Some of the best and brightest Onkwehon:we celebrities were honoured in Hamilton at Thursday night’s Dreamcatcher Charitable Foundation’s 10th annual Gala.

Live Stream launch of 6 Arrows Media November 1

Multimedia house Thru the RedDoor, Juno award-winning musician Derek Miller, and musician and media professional Marty Ballentyne (Breach of Trust, Inez Jasper, George Leach) are…

Moving down the River

Every once and a while I get into conversations with people about why I write recipes the way I do and how I approach food.…

McHale shows his colours again

Its sickening how quickly some individuals will hijack any public happening to jump on their bandwagon and pump up their egos. Last Wednesday, most of…

Meet Ian Mosby: the Man Who Exposed Canada’s Experiments on Aboriginals

Ian Mosby, a post-doctoral researcher in the history of science at the University of Guelph, was investigating Canada’s nutrition policies during the Second World War…

‘Huron Honeys?!’: Hallowe’en flavoured racism in Canada against indigenous women

What was probably the most disturbing though was the costume offerings for women. Scantily clad white women in faux leather miniskirts and bouffant hairstyles beckoning…

Darlene’s struggle continues

On November 20, Darlene Necan, from the Ojibway Nation of Saugeen no. 258, will have her second hearing at the Ontario Court of Justice, in…

Same ol’ same ‘ol after municipal elections

BRANT/BRANTFORD/HALDIMAND — It looks like nothing is going to change for the next four years, politically anyway. All three of Six Nations’ neighbouring communities will…

The Great Law put to poetry

BRANTFORD – Prolific Metis author David Bouchard launched his newest creation – The Great Law at the Good Minds book distribution centre and store in…

Sometimes even adults can be bullies

Johnson said that kids now are mostly aware of bullying, and that the responsibilities are now with adults to reinforce those behaviors in youth. “Sometimes…