National News
Thunder Bay, Ont. mayor, wife and one other person charged with extortion
By Daniela Germano THE CANADIAN PRESS The mayor of the Thunder Bay, Ont., was charged with extortion and obstructing justice Friday, almost two months after the northern Ontario city’s police chief was arrested in the same case. Ontario Provincial Police said Keith Hobbs, 65, was charged in connection with an investigation into allegations of criminal wrongdoing that include a municipal official and a local resident. Hobbs’ wife, Marisa Hobbs, 53, was also charged with extortion and obstructing justice. Police additionally…
Six Nations News
Special coverage: North American Indigenous Games kick off
Team Ontario Girl’s Lacrosse celebrate their win over B.C., Monday in the North American Indigenous Games…
Sports News
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NAIG Opening Ceremonies sparkle and shine ……..
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NAIG Girls’ Lacrosse Kicks Off Tournaments
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Team Ontario boys win NAIG lacrosse opener
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Rebels face stiff playoff test
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Arrows take playoff curtain raiser
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Chiefs celebrate 25th Anniversary Alumni weekend with a win
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Warriors fall short in playoff competition
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Habs Carey Price highest paid goalie
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Four members inducted to Arrows Hall of Fame
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Arrows drop regular season finale
Editorial
The irony isn’t lost on us
While Six Nations celebrates a number of events around the community, from NAIG to the Pow Wow…
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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