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…
One man’s hunting experiences from the Oneida nation
The Two Row Times recently sat down and spoke with Latoluts (Jesse Ireland) from the Oneida nation. Jesse’s Onkwehon:we name means ‘he hunts’. Now 55…
Three great hunting tips from Tyendinaga
Hunting is an integral part of a collective past. No matter where you come from, your ancestors hunted and gathered to survive. Nowadays, though our…
Williams family earthship build continues this weekend
If you’re interested in hands on learning about sustainable building techniques and want to give a local family a hand in getting their home ready…
Immersion school starts massive fundraiser
OHSWEKEN – Kawenni:io/Gaweni:yo, the private Cayuga and Mohawk Language Immersion School at Six Nations, has commenced a massive fundraising initiative in an effort to raise…
Tests on Kearns disintegrator set to begin
SIX NATIONS – Testing is about to begin on the Kearns waste disintegrator unit at the Six Nations landfill. Six Nations Elected Band Council has…
Never to be forgotten vigil held in Hagersville
HAGERSVILLE – Many people gathered to mark the fourth annual “Never to be forgotten vigil” held at Hagersville and Mississaugas of New Credit territory on…