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.
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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.
Youth and Trauma: Remembering Wade
From that moment we spent almost every day together, laughing, sharing, and talking about anything. Together we cried about the sadness in our lives, but we also laughed about the crazy times in our individual grown up years. We got closer as the months went by and I realized he loved me and I loved him too. It was great to have someone in my life that truly cared for me.
Two Row Times on Talking Radical Radio
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On this week’s episode of Talking Radical Radio, publisher Jonathan Garlow talks about a new newspaper and website inspired by a new moment of indigenous resurgence in Canada and around the globe.
New Chief for Six Nations Elected Council
SIX NATIONS – Chief Bill Montour had to say after congratulating longtime Council colleague Ava Hill for her victory was, “I’m Free!”
Six Nations PeeWee’s one goal shy
OHSWEKEN – The Six Nation PeeWee’s came close, but didn’t get the win Saturday at the GPA against the Delhi Rockets. Instead, they had to settle for a hard fought, 4-3 loss.
There was no scoring in the first period, but Six Nations gave up a two-on-none breakaway early in the second period which Devin Boughner eventually scored on.
Are GMO’s infecting Six Nations crops?
While Sagoyehsahta was tending his cornfields this year he noticed something grotesque. His white corn crops were coming in deformed. The gnarly cobs have been…
Six Nations organizes to resist taxation
OHSWEKEN – A group of citizens and business people gathered at the GREAT Theatre last Thursday to take steps towards forming a people’s committee to address the question of taxation on Six Nations Territory. They will be meeting each and every Thursday beginning at 7 pm as they discuss strategies and get updates on how to resist the Ontario and Federal government’s efforts to impose taxation on Haudenosaunee people both on and off reserve.
Into the Pipeline, Down the rabbit hole
BRANTFORD – On September 25th-26th, 2013 Enbridge Pipelines conducted a full-scale exercise simulating a pipeline rupture, an oil breach scenario that would see around 4,400 barrels of sour crude oil leach into the Grand River.
Friday 13th brings brisk business to New Credit
The weather was not ideal, but an estimated 30,000 bikers from throughout Ontario and upstate New York braved the cool and wet weather to make…
Desperate measures did not detour the Chiefs in Game #5
It was an emotional series with more than enough distractions. But despite racist comments from a few BC fans, an attempt to stop Six Nations…
Chiefs’ long Mann Cup drought is over
It’s been 17 years since the Mann Cup was last hoisted by the Six Nations Chiefs, but the OLA Major Series Chiefs ended the drought…
Oh Mann! Chiefs fall behind 2-1 to Shamrocks
Monday night in Victoria, the Six Nations Chiefs were coming off a solid 10-8 win which tied them with the host Shamrocks at one game…
Barbecue Southern Style comes north at Big Jims
When Rebecca Miller and her husband Jim Jacobs returned to Six Nations from Nashville where they’d resided for several years, they brought something with them…
Behind the scenes of the Mohawk land deal
There has been much talk, fear mongering, unrealistic anticipation and misunderstanding about an agreement proposed between King and Benton Development Corp under the name of…