Deputy Minister commits province to honour “duty to consult”
BRANTFORD – Before meeting with the Brantford Chamber of Commerce last Tuesday, Ontario Deputy Minister of Aboriginal Affairs David de Launay met with Six Nations…
Permaculture theories parallel Onkwehon:we ways of Thinking
SIX NATIONS – Arriving at the home of Kanenhariyo Seth Lefort for the first Atonhetsheriyo workshop on indigenous permaculture, one can smell the corn soup…
Fall in Love with Brussels Sprouts
Over the last few years, Brussels sprouts have been trending across food blogs and restaurant menus alike. Brassicas in general have been quite popular in…
Voices from the controversy at Cayuga Lake
SENECA FALLS – There is a leadership conflict in the Cayuga Nation in Seneca Falls. The conflict in the past week has gotten more intense…
Wahta Community Fire vacates protest site
WAHTA – In a statement posted to their website and Facebook page, the Wahta Community Fire announced that as of Monday, September 22, 2014 they…
Accessible and affordable yoga available in Six Nations
SIX NATIONS – “Yoga is a practice that should be accessible,” explains yoga instructor Nicole Oliver. Unfortunately, however, this isn’t always the case as yoga…
Cancer support group thanks donors
Dear Editors, The Miles To Go Cancer Support Group would like to thank all the people that donated food, money, prizes and/or time and to…
Hagersville Hawks split weekend games
HAGERSVILLE The Grimsby Peach Kings doubled up on the Hagersville Hawks in Jr. C hockey action at the Hagersville arena Saturday night to spoil the…
CLax pro lacrosse comes to Paris
PARIS ON – With league officials and municipal leaders on hand at the Syl Apps Arena, Tuesday morning, the Canadian Lacrosse League (aka CLax) and…
Can the court force this Six Nations child back to chemo?
Late Friday, Two Row Times learned that the CAS and McMaster Children’s Hospital are seeking a push from the courts to forcibly return Jada Johnson into chemotherapy. The 11-year-old female from Six Nations was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia in August.
Initially the CAS did inform the child’s mother Deneen Hill, that they had no issue with her decision to seek a holistic hybrid method of Ongwehowe Onongwatri:yo and other alternative therapies as treatment for Jada. This form of treatment will also be monitored by doctors.
However now sources say an unnamed third party is involved in bringing the CAS to court to order the child be put back into chemotherapy.
Atonhetseriyo: A series of workshops on how to live the good life.
Atonhetseriyo is a series of workshops focused on practical skills and knowledge associated with socially and ecologically sustainable living, “the good life”. Read more
Six Nations farmers provide community with pick your own white corn
If you drive down 6th line following the curves of the Grand River you will come across two of the three sites where the Six…
The Daily GRRR! – September 18, 2014 – “Two Row Times Edition”
Welcome, this is the Daily GRRR, Two Row Times edition. I’m your host Lucho Granados Ceja, coming to you from territory of the Haudenosaunee –…
Jacqueline House on the Cayuga Nation standoff
CAYUGA LAKE – Tensions are rising on the shores of Cayuga Lake, NY. A large police presence was visible in the community today after a brawl…
Man oh Mann! Chiefs keep the cup
SIX NATIONS –Backed up by tournament MVP Brandon Miller in goal and a full house of fans at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena, the Six Nations…