Wahta Elected Council creates “enemies list”
WAHTA – 120 days have passed since the Wahta Community Fire set up a ongoing protest camp in front of the Administration Building in the…
Adoptees on the healing path
Thunderbird clan For Two Row Times Taking the Indian out of the Indian. Such is the kind of thing that the Children’s Aid Society did…
Chiefs to defend the Mann Cup
SIX NATIONS – In a classic clash of the titans of lacrosse, the Six Nations Chiefs and the Peterborough Lakers took it to Game #7…
So very close, but Rivermen fall short in Coquitlam
COQUITLAM BC – There will not be a Quad National Title season for Six Nations this year. The Onondaga Redhawks popped that bubble Sunday night…
The art and reality of Native life: an interview with Carmen Moore
Carmen Moore is an accomplished actress from British Columbia of Wet’suwet’en, Scottish, and Irish ancestry.
Style House Salon, Open for Business
The opening of a new business is always a cause for celebration, and so it was especially for the Grand Opening of Style House Salon at 292 Dundas Street in London, Ontario.
Powwow time in New Credit
The 28th Annual Mississaugas of the New Credit Three Fires Powwow was visited by [Canadian] dignitaries, Dave Levac, Provincial Liberal MPP and Speaker of the…
Yoga in the Womb
Yoga is becoming more and more popular within our community. Although yoga is an ancient tradition from the East, its teachings are very similar to ours.
3 day camp to bring youth together to prevent diabetes
Six Nations Health Promotion and the Diabetes Hope Foundation are inviting community members to attend our 2014 Aboriginal Diabetes Retreat at Tim Horton’s Onondaga Farms on the weekend of September 12-14, 2014.
Highway #6 crash takes two Six Nations lives
SIX NATIONS — A crash at the intersection of Highway #6 and Fifth Line Road took the lives of two men and severely injured a third just outside of Caledonia at around 1:45 early Monday morning. A black pickup truck broadsided a southbound transport truck at the intersection when it appears the pickup did not stop at the stop sign.
Star Dancers summer camp a huge hit with participants
The Tsya:ta Nihati Tehotinonnyahkwenh / Star Dancers Summer Youth Camp wrapped up its programming with a social and free meal at Hank’s Place, the main site of activity for this year’s camp. This is the second year in a row that volunteers have put the free camp together for children and youth from the Six Nations and Brantford area.
One over par
A few weeks ago the Two Row Times participated in the 18th Annual Grand River Employment and Training Golf Tournament and it was a blast. Our team finished one over par after 18 holes of best ball play at the beautiful Greens at Renton.
An Affinity for Fennel
To be honest, I’m not sure where my appreciation for fennel came from. I was never really a fan of anise or black licorice flavoured candies as a kid. But once I started cooking in professional kitchens I quickly grew a fondness for its slightly sweet anise flavour. Not only does it have a diverse range of culinary uses, it also has a long list of medicinal qualities like helping with digestive and respiratory ailments.
Rebels dynasty earns fourth Founders Cup
HALIFAX, NS – The Six Nations Rebels are Canada’s best Jr. B Lacrosse franchise for four years running. This is unprecedented in Jr. B lacrosse and the well of Six Nations lacrosse talent coming up is deep enough to keep that dynasty going for a few more years to come.
Canada’s wrongful conviction
As I reflect on the passing of Rubin “Hurricane” Carter, I recall information shared with me by one Vern Harper. Vern is my only source of information, as I never had the opportunity to speak with Mr. Carter.