GRCA revises plans to protect the Grand River
CAMBRIDGE – According to a recent media release from the Grand River Conservation Authority, there are three factors which are putting a lot of extra…
The Spirit of All Nations.
CAMBRIDGE – According to a recent media release from the Grand River Conservation Authority, there are three factors which are putting a lot of extra…
Six Nations Health Services held a Methadone treatment information session Thursday evening at Six Nations Polytech. The information session was done through the community education component of the Connections Project which examines linkages between chronic physical and emotional pain and addictions.
SIX NATIONS — After years of empty promises from various levels of government, unforeseen delays, protests, controversy over a protected species of fish, and damage done by a flooding Grand River, the new $41 million Six Nations Water Treatment Plant is now finished and ready to bring enough potable drinking water to take the community into the 21st century. And they did it all on budget, according to Chief Bill Montour and economic development director Matt Jamieson.