Six Nations Skate Park planning underway
SIX NATIONS – A group of Six Nations Youth who love to skateboard are now in the planning stages of creating the community’s own skate park.
Men’s Fire warm hearts at SN food bank
OHSWEKEN – Eight pick-up truckloads and a trailer pulled up in front of the Six Nations Food Bank full of canned goods and food to help refill the rapidly emptying shelves.
Six Nations Chief Ava Hill talks about FNEA
Ava Hill’s first actions as the new Elected Six Nations Band Council chief are already underway. “The first order of business is already kind of started, right now we are doing a lot of work with other First Nations on fighting this First Nations Education Act (FENA).” says Hill.
“Looking to the North” – INTERVIEW WITH STEPHEN BUNCH
Two Row Times: Hello Steve. How are things going in Oklahoma with the Seneca-Cayuga people?
Steve Bunch: Great. Thank you for the opportunity to speak to your readers in the Iroquois Confederacy.
On to Ottawa for Onkwehon:we rights
On Tuesday, Nov. 26, five members of Scarborough’s West Hill United Church – Minister Gretta Vosper, Ruth Gill, Dorothy Hirlehey, Steve Watson, and Morlan Rees – set out on a caravan for Ottawa to deliver a petition calling upon the federal government to end the disparities between the Onhkwehonh:we and non-Onhkwehonh:we people of Canada.
Two Row Times reporter arrested in Elsipogtog
The circumstances of my arrest on November 26th while covering the Elsipogtog story for the Two Row Times and the Halifax Media Coop is in my opinion, a wrongful enforcement of an injunction that I do not believe the RCMP of New Brunswick understand.
Local Hip Hop artists take to the stage at Club NV for Feather and Rosary Tour
Three Six Nations hip hop recording artists Colt 45, Deya and Scrivenz Tha Don took to the stage last week as part of Joey Stylez’ Feather and Rosary Tour at Club NV in Brantford.
What Do You Want?
We have spoken endlessly about the necessities and cultural essentials of who we are as Haudenesaunee.
Redskin Code Talkers?
To avoid arguments in the White world we are told to avoid talking about religion or politics.
The Canandaigua Treaty was signed by the President and not by the Senate.
The Canandaigua Treaty was signed by the President and not by the Senate. That picture of November 13, 2013, in the Two Row Times, must be challenged, as the Canandaigua Treaty was illegal and void. Today the United States said if a few people still recognize the Treaty even though itis illegal, then by using it will make it legal, which is still illegal and void.
Corvairs winning streak ends at 24
CALEDONIA – The end of November brought with it the end of the Caledonia Pro-Fit Corvairs’ 24 game winning streak in the GOJHL Jr. B hockey loop.
Everybody back off and let me bead
My most prized possession of all are my 13/0 Charlotte cut seed beads. These rare and tiny beads may seem plain to the untrained eye, but to the aficionado they are discern able because of a single facet cut into them.
Blast adds some “Pepper” to the recipe – now 8-0
BRANTFORD – In his first game back after off-season knee surgery, Six Nations/New Credit’s Cameron Sault played an important role in preserving the Brantford Blast’s fast start in the Allan Cup Sr. AAA Hockey League season, by assisting on three of Brantford’s key goals, including the game winner.
Al-Jazeera covers “Let’s Talk Native”
BUFFALO – On Sunday, Nov. 17, the “Let’s Talk Native… with John Kane” live radio show had some very special guests. In addition to the regular show participants, host John Kane and ESPN – AM1520 in Buffalo, welcomed a network television producer from the Al-Jazeera Arabic Channel.
Six Nations’ New Jr. C Lacrosse franchise announced
SIX NATIONS – If anyone had any thoughts to the contrary, Six Nations has a seemingly bottomless well of young lacrosse talent.