National News
Pikangikum First Nation to be connected to Ontario power grid by next fall
By Brennan Doherty THE CANADIAN PRESS The federal government announced up to $60 million in funding Thursday to connect a remote northwestern Ontario First Nation to the province’s power grid. Pikangikum First Nation, a community near the Ontario-Manitoba border, currently relies on diesel generators for electricity. The reserve of some 2,300 people about 500 kilometres northwest of Thunder Bay, Ont., has had to grapple with several recent suicides as well as issues with substandard housing. Parts of the community have…
Six Nations News
Barricade life depends on Six Nations Band Council protesters say
By Chris Pimentel Writer How long a barricade that went up less than a week ago…
Sports News
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Arrows Ontario Jr A league champs!
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Rivermen provide overtime magic in becoming Senior ‘B’ lacrosse league champs
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Six Nations Squirt Boys showing steady improvement
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Grand River Attack capture Provincial gold
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Six Nations U-11 girls accomplish Provincial gold
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Six Nations newly crowned Zone 9 Intermediate ‘A’ Champs!!
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Arrows on cusp of becoming Ontario ‘A’ league champions
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Rivermen on verge of Presidents Cup berth
Editorial
EDITORIAL: Six Nations & Ontario to blame for barricades
The words of Six Nations Elected Councillor Mark Hill that something good was happening after a…
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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