The Spirit of All Nations.
So there’s this kid I know of, well he’s not a kid actually. More of a young man. His name is Ascension. His mama and I were pregnant at the same time and would often wave miserably at each other as we waddled throughout the hot summer of 2001.
SIX NATIONS – For the second year in a row, Six Nations blues musicians will be representing the Grand River Blues Society at the prestigious International Blues Challenge held annually in Memphis, Tennessee.
About 15 staff, family and friends gathered at The Birthing Center on Six Nations Friday afternoon to celebrate the center’s first baby of the New Year.
ALBANY – More than 1,000 protestors descended upon New York State’s capital of Albany on January 8th, 2014.
Many of us are familiar with our expression Ohnkwe Ohnwe. It is what we use to describe ourselves as the original people of Turtle Island. The approximate translation is “real human being, forever.”
AKWESASNE – New York State is embarking upon a medical marijuana program, joining twenty other states in the U.S. already doing so.
WASHINGTON – John Kane, Mohawk activist and national commentator on Native issues, will be a featured speaker at “Who Decides You’re Real? Fixing the Federal Recognition Process,” a two-day conference at Arizona State University in Tempe.
SIX NATIONS – Last Thursday, January 9th, was the 65th anniversary of the death of world-renowned Onondaga long distance runner, Cogwagee, also known as Tom Longboat.
BRANTFORD — Looking back later, it may have been a turning point in the season for the Brantford Blast, who have held first place for most of the Sr. AAA season, when the fourth place Stoney Creek Generals surprised the Blast 3-2, Friday night at the Brantford and District Civic Centre.
The two-time defending World Champion Rochester Knighthawks have re-signed veteran defenseman Scott Self to a three-year contract good through the 2016 season.
Six Nations PeeWees #1 and #2 went head to head Saturday afternoon at the Gaylord Powless Arena.
TORONTO – Rock legend Neil Young made a splash at a press conference in Toronto on Sunday.
Spending the last few weeks with friends and family over the holidays, I have had the pleasure of a good amount of time to reflect on the past year and where this journey I’m on is taking me.
The national exhibit, Walking With Our Sisters, which honours Canada’s missing and murdered indigenous women in a stunning array of over 1700 donated moccasin vamps, will make its Ontario debut this week.
The Chickasaw Nation of Oklahoma has announced the death of Emily Johnson Dickerson, 93, who spoke only Chickasaw her entire life.
