The Spirit of All Nations.
A 27 year old non-Native man has been evicted from the reserve. This morning two constables of the Six Nations Police came to the home of Josh McFarland and served him with an official eviction notice signed by Six Nations Elected Council Chief Ava Hill. McFarland has been residing on the territory with his Ongwehoweh wife Misty (Hess) along their two children, one of whom attends school on Six Nations.
The rain didn’t deter any of the “Our Dreams Matter Too” participants, who walked from the Kanhiote Library on the corner of the York Rd and Airport Rd.
Delby Powless surprised the Titans at the 37-second mark, but that only woke up the sleeping Titans who accounted for the next four straight goals.
SIX NATIONS – The Jr. A Arrows Express unloaded on the Orangeville Northmen 12-9 Friday in Orangeville followed by a 12-4 win Sunday night at…
Strawberry season is upon us. It is a wonderful time of year that needs no introduction.
It was a very cold day and we were struggling along in our little red car through near blizzard conditions on our way to Thunder…
I had a dream and I was asked a question. If I could not speak to another woman, what would it sound like?
Let’s get one thing straight: In speaking only for myself and not the full Council I don’t mind people expressing their opinions or raising their concerns in a peaceful, respectful way but when people start demanding or threatening that’s different.
While the provincial election may not have affected many non-voting Onkwehon:we people on Election Day, it most certainly will. As much as it is true that “Indians and their lands” are the fiduciary responsibility of the federal government, don’t think the province has no jurisdiction or power to impose on Native people.
Duncan Campbell Scott was the Superintendent of Indian Affairs from 1913-1932. He once described the purpose of residential schools as a means to ‘take the Indian out of the child.’ Today that is known as cultural genocide.
The Haudenosaunee Confederacy, said to be the oldest democracy in what is now known as North America, was formed when the Peacemaker, with the help…
The Inti Raymi is a ceremonial event celebrated in the South American Andean mountains that honours of the summer solstice, the longest day of the year. It has Incan origins and is one of the most important celebrations for Kichwas from the Andes, remaining strong despite years and years of colonialism and assimilation.
World renowned Salteaux actor, Adam Beach, was in Waterloo last Thursday to accept an honorary doctorate degree from Wilfrid Laurier University. Other honorary degree recipients…
KANONHSTATON – Feeling empowered by last week’s “citizen’s arrest” of Kanonhstaton (DCE) land protector, Kawaowene Garlow, by anti-native rights activist Gary McHale, one of his most devout followers, Randy Fleming, decided he wanted in on the free for all too.
The Six Nations Ohero:kon Community Advisory Board invited the community to an engagement session which was held at the GREAT Theatre last Wednesday. The session…
