National News
Feds fund mentorship network to support indigenous health researchers
By Kristy Kirkup THE CANADIAN PRESS Ottawa announced Wednesday it intends to spend $8 million over five years to establish a mentorship network for First Nations, Metis and **>Inuit<** health researchers. The funding follows a recommendation by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission that all levels of government increase the number of indigenous people working in health care. Federal Health Minister Jane Philpott, who made the announcement in Thunder Bay, Ont. on Wednesday, said the funding will support the…
Six Nations News
The Ouse, “the River that takes everything with it”
Today it’s the Grand River, it use to be he Ouse, “the River that takes everything…
Sports News
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Honoring the memory of Becky Smith and Bill Jamieson
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Six Nations Arrows gain weekend sweep!
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Rebels looking to complete first round sweep
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Team Ontario U-19 girls Preparing NAIG
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Six Nations Warriors officially clinch first place
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NAIG 2017 Fun Day at I.L. Thomas School
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Founders Cup or bust for red hot Rebels
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Holden Barlent stellar in Arrows debut
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Confident Warriors tearing it up down the stretch
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Six Nations Pee-Wee Girls showing strong potential
Editorial
Nation to Nation or revised white paper
Its time for barbecues and glad-handing, even hosting Canada’s 150th anniversary celebrations for indigenous people that…
Special Reports
Special Section: A Community in Transition
Is Six Nations ready for the re-building of a traditional government: -1924: The Haudenosaunee Confederacy Chiefs’ Council were forcibly ousted as the recognized governing body on Six Nations by the RCMP at gunpoint. It came after a group of community members, often referred to as “de-horners” complained about the hereditary nature of the HCCC. Those de-horners went on to become the first elected band council at Six Nations under the authority of the Indian Act. -March 5, 1959: Council House Coup D’etat: Confederacy chiefs and clanmothers, backed by community supporters,…
Press Releases
AFN National Chief Perry Bellegarde Encourages all Canadians to Celebrate First Nation Cultures and Languages in Recognition of National Aboriginal History Month
OTTAWA, June 1, 2017 – The Assembly of First Nations (AFN) National Chief Perry Bellegarde encourages First…
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