Ohsweken Baptist Church raises money for SNCFS
Ohsweken Baptist Church hosted its first Community Unity fundraising event last weekend in support of Six Nations Child and Family Services’ Christmas Toy Giveaway. Church…
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Ohsweken Baptist Church hosted its first Community Unity fundraising event last weekend in support of Six Nations Child and Family Services’ Christmas Toy Giveaway. Church…
Accusations of ‘treason’ prompt Men’s Fire to respond; Bill Monture and Wilf Davey reject notion of shame and embarrassment OHSWEKEN — Two Six Nations of…
Brantford Police Service has charged four males and one female with numerous firearm and drug related charges after an investigation on Hardy Road. On August…
SIX NATIONS – Known to have the best offence in the league, the Ohsweken Demons were throttled 16-6 in their last regular season game by…
The MPSS (Caledonia High School) Blue Devils Girls Field Lacrosse team took home the Championship game played in Georgetown, ON. They went undefeated taking them…
OHSWEKEN – History was made on Wednesday April 8th as over 90 community members gathered to welcome the Venezuelan Ambassador Wilmer Barrientos to the Mohawk…
OSHWEKEN – It was a gloomy day weather-wise last Wednesday, but the air was filled with positive energy and excitement. Students were happy to be…
Southwest Cyclops Kimbo Squire sends a rocket towards Jake Henhawk in the Demons goal in Saturday’s 12-10 Demons win at the ILA, in Ohsweken. Henhawk played a great game as the Cyclopes poured everything at the net. The Demons and Niagara Lock Monsters play for the Creators Cup this Saturday night at the ILA for an 8 pm start. Photo by Dave Laforce.
Huxah, the name of this mischievous creature, is a 20 year old rescued bird owned by a falconer in the Simcoe area. He has been reported missing for about two weeks and has reportedly been on an adventure of sorts, showing up in photos across the Facebook feeds of people from all across Southern Ontario; once caught stealing fish from ice fisherman at Deer Point Lake and snacking on grey squirrels near Vittoria.
SIX NATIONS – You would have to know the C-Lax rulebook well to follow Saturday’s 14-10 win by the Ohsweken Demons over the visiting Durham Turfdogs.
The Six Nations Fire Hall is now a thing of the past. This week wrecking crews tore down the old Fire Hall after it was discovered to be overrun by mold to the point where it was deemed unsafe and unredeemable. The building was condemned in June. Thanks to a generous $2 million gift to the community from local businessmen Jerry Montour and Ken Hill of Grand River Enterprises Six Nations Fire Fighters will not be homeless for long. The new building is to be built on the same site to begin once the rubble from the old building is cleared. (Photo by Jim Windle)
SIX NATIONS – “It wasn’t pretty, but it was a win,“ said Ohsweken Demons veteran Tom Montour after Saturday night’s home opener for both the Demons and the Southwest Cyclones of the Canadian Lacrosse League.
First Nations comedian Ryan McMahon is teaming up with Six Nations’ own recording artist Matthew Jesus Miller for a show at the GREAT Atrium on February 18th.
SIX NATIONS – It’s the end of training camp for all Canadian Lacrosse League (Clax) teams, and last Friday night and Saturday’s Saturday’s showcase series of games at the ILA solidified the rosters of all Canadian Lacrosse League franchise teams.
‘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!