National News
Fleeing by boat: Why the Namaygoosisagagun First Nation wildfire tragedy was so predictable
By Sara Wilson, PhD Candidate, Communications, Simon Fraser University On July 13, the residents of Namaygoosisagagun First Nation in Northern Ontario watched a massive wildfire jump the rail line near their homes. Facing an approaching 350,000-hectare fire, just over two dozen people who were in the community at the time could not wait for official evacuation co-ordinates, government transport or provincial emergency alerts. Instead, they evacuated entirely by boat, carrying only what they could hold. While every member survived, their…
Six Nations News
Ogwadeni:deo Celebrates End of School Year At Annual Foam Party
By Alex Murray Writer School’s not truly out at Six Nations of the Grand River until…
Sports News
Editorial
Editorial: Six Nations sovereignty versus Ontario
There’s nothing complicated about what Ontario’s Ministry of Finance (MOF) does. For First Nations communities it’s…
Special Reports
The Feather Report – Black & White and Red All Over
Black & White and Red All Over Photos by Carl Pascoe & Rachel A. Powless By…
Press Releases
City launches Digital Service Squad to help small businesses adopt online technologies
Brantford, ON – In partnership with the Downtown Brantford BIA, the Brantford-Brant Business Resource Enterprise Centre…







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