Council of Ontario Universities honours Roberta Jamieson  with David C. Smith award

TORONTO – Indspire, the largest non-governmental funder of Indigenous education in Canada, is pleased to announce that the Council of Ontario Universities (COU) has awarded Indspire’s…

GREAT and OSTTC donated 20 turkeys to the Six Nations Food Bank in time for Thanksgiving

GREAT and OSTTC donated 20 turkeys to the Six Nations Food Bank in time for Thanksgiving. “We wanted to give back and show community support,”…

Christopher Columbus day renamed as “Day of Indigenous Resistance”

This past Sunday, instead of celebrating Christopher Columbus’ non-discovery of the continent in 1492 and the beginning of its so called “civilization,” some Latin American…

Impacts of Tsilhqot’in Part II: Federal and Provincial Laws on Aboriginal Title Land

In Part II of our seven-part series on Tsilhqot’in Nation v. British Columbia, we ask and answer the following important question: can the Canadian government…

The crime of acting sovereign

The passing of the anti-native tobacco Bill C-10 through the Senate last week was an ominous sign. Once again the Harper government is plowing ahead…

Pumpkin Not Just for Pie, Oh My!

In my experience, fall brings an initial obsession with everything pumpkin, but the novelty usually fades as the season progresses. Very few think about the…

Hunting Season at Six Nations

It’s hunting season on Six Nations. Time for us good Onkwehon:we men to get out our spotlights, 4x4s, quads and blood hounds! Creep around the…

Opposing worldviews

In Michael Delisle Jr.’s email response to the article in the National Post’s column of the September 22nd edition entitled “The one place in Canada…

I write because I’m free

One of my favorite singers of all time is Mahalia Jackson. For those of you who have never heard her do yourself a favor, hop…

Oneida seeks to remedy social ills with language and culture

The sun shone brightly upon the site of the new Oneida Language & Cultural Centre today, where a Groundbreaking Ceremony was held today at the…

Another Jamieson wins a championship

SIMCOE – Cole Jamieson, the brother of Rochester Knighthawks star Cody Jamieson, earned another championship for his Six Nations’ family. Cole captured the Simcoe Ontario…

Imitation Pipe Bomb Creates a Disturbance in the Village

On Thursday, October 9, 2014 at approximately 1:20 p.m. Six Nations Police were called to investigate a suspicious package with contents that resembled a pipe…

You won’t be alone

Cyber Bulling, physical violence, racism, or even a simple “joke” that makes you feel bad about yourself is considered bullying. And that’s not even half…

Look out, C-10 passes through Senate

OTTAWA – The controversial Bill C-10, which has potential to negatively impact the economy of many First Nations communities, passed third reading Thursday morning. The…

The Link – where style and price meet

The Link, located at 121 King George Rd. in Brantford, has become the first place young adults (and those who like to feel young) go…