“Brothers we will not pick a side” – my thoughts on war and history
I’m not one to just totally believe everything that I read especially when it comes to Haudenosaunee history. Especially on the internets. (And yes I…
Some thoughts about the Cayuga Nation
Dear editors, I am writing my personal thoughts from the Cayuga Nation, in upstate New York. I was introduced to the homelands September 2007 at…
Breaking the impasse
The People of the Six Nations will know that self-determination happens before self-government. Here's how I see some changes that should happen to break the…
An open letter to the Indigenous Peoples Movement
Dear Indigenous Peoples Movement, We need to talk about a serious issue threatening our livelihood and our collective inherit and treaty rights known as corporate…
Men’s fire to close Hwy #6 in protest for MMIW on Oct. 4-5th
CALEDONIA – Members of the Six Nations Men’s Fire have informed the OPP that Highway #6 at Forth Line Road, will be closed and remain…
SNEC still intends to test Kearns machine
OHSWEKEN – In a statement emailed to the Two Row Times, the Six Nations Elected Council reiterated its intention to test the Kearns disintegrator, as…
Jada’s journey of hope and healing
SIX NATIONS — This Thursday morning, Wahsontiio (Deneen Hill) and her daughter Teiehkwa (Jada Johnson) will be leaving for West Palm Beach, Florida to check…
A journey to recover a hidden history
SIX NATIONS – When Gary Cooper sat down for an interview, it was initially to speak about his grandfather, veteran Lewis Wilson, a sapper for…
CNIB offers strategies to prevent and cope with vision loss
OHSWEKEN – Are you having trouble with vision loss? As we age our eyesight often degenerates and a number of different problems can contribute to…
The time is now to eat seasonal
This past Saturday I had the pleasure of helping with the second annual Langford “Save our Schoolhouse” fundraiser. The money raised will be used to…
Slack Lumber opens new expanded showroom
BINBROOK – In the late 1940’s Bob Slack began hauling manure to area fruit growers. After WWII, as part of the overall building boom, many growers…
Koffee Korner, a cup for everyone
BRANTFORD – For coffee drinkers, there’s nothing better than that full-bodied rich cup of Joe in the morning. Some of us can’t start our day…
Book review: A detective story set in the middle of an Indigenous insurgency
Demands of the Dead, By Justin Podur Reviewed by Megan Cotton-Kinch While I’ve always enjoyed a good detective novel, I’ve always felt like this genre…
Derek Miller brightens spirits with grassroots efforts
OHSWEKEN – Last Wednesday afternoon in Veteran’s Memorial Park musician Derek Miller presented two cheques totalling over $4000 to Brightening the Spirits and Breaking The…
#Walk4Change6NAY
MEDIA RELEASE 3rd Annual Community Walk – Walk4Change6NAY Six Nations – September 8, 2014 – Ganohkwasra Family Assault Support Services will host our 3rd Annual…