When critics ask why Canada continues to “give money” to Indigenous communities, they reveal a false premise: that restitution is charity. It is not. What…
A lot of people already understand this story instinctively, even if school never taught them the language for it. They know the Mohawk world along…
A lot of people already understand this story instinctively, even if school never taught them the language for it. They know the Mohawk world along…
When a newcomer becomes a Canadian citizen, they stand in a room, raise their right hand, and swear an oath to the King. When a…
When a newcomer becomes a Canadian citizen, they stand in a room, raise their right hand, and swear an oath to the King. When a…
When you strip away all the legal jargon and colonial dust, the story of the Grand River is actually very simple: the Crown made specific,…
When you strip away all the legal jargon and colonial dust, the story of the Grand River is actually very simple: the Crown made specific,…
It is the year 2040, and the Crown has remembered its own handwriting. After two and a half centuries of delay, the Supreme Court of…
Last week Two Row Times published a letter from Benjamin Doolittle UE, explaining his approach to his objection and challenge to the Ontario courts over…
KITCHENER – Cleanup crews have been working to cleanup a spill of an unknown contaminant into the Grand River near Kitchener this weekend. Ministry of…
SENECA FALLS – There is a leadership conflict in the Cayuga Nation in Seneca Falls. The conflict in the past week has gotten more intense…
If you drive down 6th line following the curves of the Grand River you will come across two of the three sites where the Six…
We have been people of the Grand River for just over two hundred years now but there are a few problems with our situation.
‘Nu-Yah’ is fast approaching and is synonymous with Indian Donuts here on Six. This is one I am settled on although I have been known to add raisins much to my family’s dismay. This is the most basic recipe I’ve found. Give it a try!
A recent study released by Environment Canada and the University of Waterloo has found various levels of artificial sweeteners in the Grand River. In some areas, scientists found higher concentrations than those reported anywhere else in the world.
