The Spirit of All Nations.
HAGERSVILLE — Hagersville Hawks’ goaltender Matt Murphy recorded the shut out in the Hag-hawk’s 6-0 taming of the Simcoe Storm at the Talbot Gardens Arena in Simcoe turning away all 39 shots he had to contend with.
Before the Rochester Knighthawks opened training camp with their first practice, Curt Styres went to lunch with his son Brandon. What happened that afternoon is something the Styres’ family may never forget.
FLORIDA — The Six Nations Thundertribe U-17’s added to their growing list of championship titles by defeating all-comers at the I.M.G. National Field Lacrosse Championships held in Sarasota, Florida between Nov. 23rd and 24th.
First Nations people and ally supporters will rally around Indian Affairs offices across the province tomorrow to say no to the conservative governments proposed takeover of education on all First Nations territories across the country.
(Toronto, ON) Members of Rising Tide Toronto have locked down to equipment at an Enbridge Line 9 river crossing, effectively halting construction. This construction is taking place before the NEB has approved this pipeline reversal project.
The Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota chapter of Idle No More initiated a national campaign to boycott the US “holiday” of Thanksgiving.
“We are not giving up despite these harsh weather conditions, sacrificing time with our families, our jobs, our homes, not only to protect land, water and people but to ensure a brighter future for the next 7 generations. We are asking for more support, through road blocks to be in solidarity. This is not just an Elsipogtog issue, this is a global issue and we need to raise awareness. Show us support any way possible, sending thank you’s, road blocks, banners, even dropping by, all and every type of support is appreciated.”
OPEN CASTING CALL – We are looking for female, Aboriginal dancers to feature in A Tribe Called Red’s first ever music video.
TSI KANATAHERE – Saturday’s (Nov. 23) marathon meeting to discuss the real estate development project at Birketts Lane and Erie Avenue had all the ingredients for a dust up but that did not really occur.
CALEDONIA – The Caledonia Corvairs are two wins away from setting an all-time Jr. B hockey record for most consecutive wins in a season.
BRANTFORD – Saturday’s “Mohawks and such others”, meeting at Kanata Village was well attended with representation from other Haudenosaunee territories present after responding to the invitation wampum strings which runners from the Mohawk Workers sent out earlier.
TORONTO – Canadian Bronze Medal boxer Cher Obadiah-Blasdell of Six Nations won by unanimous decision in her first fight since winning the prestigious Canadian amateur boxing award a few weeks ago.
BRANTFORD – The Brantford Blast picked up its seventh win in a row with one of the best starts in franchise history on Friday night. The visiting Whitby Dunlops felt the sting of Brantford’s powerful offence and solid defence, not to mention, great goaltending from Brett Leggat.
AKWESASNE – Akwesasne War Chief, Skaghenhate’, drove up to his Urban Thrift retail tobacco business on Nov 17, and saw something different. A vinyl sign he had put up had been defaced with black spray paint sometime during the night.
In May 2013, the Millennium Pipeline Company announced a proposal to construct a 60 mile-long, high-pressure pipeline that will be at least 24” in diameter and supported by at least one compressor station. Since then, community members in the Central New York region have been organizing to oppose the initiative through community presentations from the Southern Tier to Onondaga
