Planning for Food
This spring will be the first time I will be involved in a planting project that includes more than a balcony or a small patch…
Cockburn “Paces the Cage” at the Sanderson
BRANTFORD – The Sanderson Centre for the Performing Arts is located right across from Harmony Square, in downtown Brantford. Freedom House Church used both venues…
Clarification from John Kearns
Subsequent to recently stating the facts in response to unfounded criticism of the Kearns Disintegration System presently set up at the community landfill, I have said and stated from the start, this equipment has to have Garbage Fed to it Continuously so as to maintain combustion and environmental friendliness.
If I never had to wash another dish
You know those hard times when it’s a “whatever’s-left-in-the-cupboard-is-what’s-for-dinner” kind of night? That’s what’s cooking in my household this month. For lunch today my daughter and I shared a tin of beans warmed in the microwave.
Crowd of over 600 gathers to Honor Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
TORONTO – “The strawberry represents love, courage, and women”, explained Wanda Whitebird at the 9th Annual Strawberry Ceremony Honoring Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and those who have died violent deaths by colonialism.
Atoms pound Pirates 7-0
OHSWEKEN – The Port Dover Pirates left the Gaylord Powless Arena with a 7-0 hole in their ship Saturday after Six Nations had their way with the visitors.
Popular Fish and Chip store reopens
Proprietors, “Woody” Kocsis (left), and Art Bazoian have opened Phase #1 of their three phase plan to bring to quality fast food back to Eagle Place. Eagle Place Fish, Sub and Chips shop located at the former Big Top Sub Shop at the corner of Erie Ave and Walter Street, is now open, but in the spring, Big Top will reopen as Boz’s Ice Cream and Hotdogs. Later in the fall, “Woody’s Comfort Food Take Out” will open just around the corner. All three locations will be will be interconnected. (Photo by Jim Windle)
Mohawk Workers take their plans to Band Council
Representatives of the Mohawk Workers sat down with Six Nations Elected Council last week to clear the air about who they are and what they are about. Claudine VanEvery-Albert and Bill Squire met with Council to discuss the plans and ideas of the Mohawk Workers.
Last minute goal earns Six Nations win
OHSWEKEN – The Six Nations Intertown Novice’s scored with 58 seconds remaining to win 3-2 over the visiting Simcoe #1 team at the GPA, Saturday.
Knighthawks have record night in Toronto
TORONTO – The Rochester Knighthawks won their first road game this season, handing the Toronto Rock a 17-9 loss on Saturday at the Air Canada Centre.
Third period goal proves the winner
OHSWEKEN – The Six Nations Intertown Midgets took on the Burford Coyotes Saturday and came out with a 3-2 win at the Gaylord Powless Arena. Neither team could score in the first period but Six Nations’ Riley Jamieson broke the ice early in the second period.
Demons tame Lock Monsters – put down Cyclops
ST CATHARINES – One thing was for sure when the Lock Monsters of Niagara and the visiting Ohsweken Demons faced off in St Catharines, Monday afternoon, and that was that one of the two teams would suffer its first loss of the 2014 season. As it turned out it was the Lock Monsters, after the Demons took the 14-10 win.
Corvairs and Falcons down to the wire
CALEDONIA – In a rare Monday night game in Fort Erie, the Corvairs crushed the Meteors 7-0 while outshooting them, 46-14. Cory Brown led the offence with two goals and two assists.
SN Bantams go down 2-0 in series against South Bruce
OHSWEKEN – After taking game #1 of the series by a score of 5-0, the South Bruce Mildman Monarchs came to the Gaylord Powless Arena Saturday afternoon and left with a 2-0 lead in the playoff series by outscoring Six Nations Bantam Reps 3-1. It was Game #2 of a six point series.
Blast and McCoys go for all the marbles Friday
BRANTFORD – It was a chance to fatten up individual statistics as well as try and regain first place in the Allan Cup Sr. AAA standings when the Brantford Blast went to Norwood, Sunday evening.