Rebels complete another perfect season
SIX NATIONS – The Six Nations Rebels completed their second consecutive perfect season this past weekend with three very convincing wins, all on the road.…
Arrows Express still undefeated
SIX NATIONS — It was a very important game for both the Brampton Excelsiors and the Six Nations Arrows Express Saturday night at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena.
The Final Taboo
The 78-year-old man is barely breathing. This is his fourth hospital visit in as many months. He has severe emphysema. The doctor quickly asks the family if they want everything done. Not really understanding the question the family readily says “yes.” The family is rushed out of the room.
Rivermen secure playoff position
OHSWEKEN – Last Friday night the Six Nations Rivermen put in a solid effort against the Owen Sound North Stars at the Bayshore Community Centre, and emerged with an 11-2 win to take full control of third place in the OLA Sr. B standings.
Concerns with the residency bylaw
In light of the recent article regarding the residency by-law, I wanted to make a few points and raise some serious concerns.
Chippewas of the Thames First Nation win right to appeal Line 9 Pipeline
The Chippewas of the Thames First Nation is officially appealing the National Energy Board’s decision on Enbridge’s Line 9 pipeline that runs through Southern Ontario and Quebec.
From race fan to “fan-tastic”
OHSWEKEN — Alex Schuts, owner of Insta-Insulation of Scotland, has one of the most important jobs in the auto-racing industry. Until two years ago the “longtime NASCAR fan” as he refers to himself, was a race-team sponsor. To race competitively at almost any level, you need those sponsors to help pick up the tab on the cost of owning and operating a competitive car.
Spiritual Awareness
Being aware of the spiritual activity around me has been a long time coming and although I have a strong foundation my learning and growth are an ongoing process.
Unity and the future of our community
The Six Nations community is a divided community. No matter what the subject is, there’s always 1000 different opinions and views. There’s people who are way too old school and then there’s people who are culturally assimilated. Then there’s a whole wack of people that fall somewhere in between the two.
Your ride to the library is here
OHSWEKEN – Fund raising efforts for the new, $15 million Six Nations library are in full swing and include the raffling off a rare, bright…
Like Peas in a Pod
The reality of the season and summer farm life has finally set in. There is always something to do and never enough hours in the…
Caledonia Auto Supply celebrates 25 years in business
CALEDONIA – Twenty-five years ago, in July of 1989, Caledonia Auto Supply first opened for business at 269 Argyle St. North. Since then they have become the number one independent supplier of replacement parts for all makes and models of cars and trucks, both domestic and import.
Day of 1,000 Canoes, Grand River Canoe Festival
Paddlers had a beautiful day last Saturday to take a leisurely float down the Grand River as part of the yearly event, Day of 1,000 Canoes. In its fourth year now, this year’s event had around 450 participants who paddled, hiked and biked from Caledonia to Cayuga.
Hewitt ups the ante at Kanonhstaton
CALEDONIA – Monday night, in camera, Haldimand Mayor Ken Hewitt and his council ordered the blockade put up to protect the Kanonhstaton land in Caledonia, to be removed ASAP.
The best strawberries I ever had…
As I listened to the water pouring into the bath, a million emotions began pouring out of me as well. I expected that the first time I saw my chest I would have some sort of emotional breakdown. Oddly enough it was the exact opposite. Seeing my own reflection and facing my truth, perhaps for the first time in my entire life there in my messy bathroom – I felt triumphant.