National News
Aboriginal group calls for more mental health funding in wake of suicides
ESKASONI, N.S. _ An Aboriginal advocacy group is calling on Ottawa to put more money into a crisis line and mental health supports for a Nova Scotia First Nation that has seen a string of suicides recently. The Atlantic Policy Congress of First Nations Chiefs says Indigenous Services Canada should provide more long-term funding for the roughly 4,500 people who are part of the Eskasoni First Nation and its distress line. Chief Bob Gloade of the congress called…
Six Nations News
As it is Above… It is Below!
By Terrylynn Brant “As it is Above…It is Below”, are the words of Prof. Annette Lee,…
Sports News
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Blue Devils Madison Henry showcasing her V-Ball talents
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Six Nations Tomahawks will compete in newly formed Senior Lacrosse League
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Austin Staat’s seven point outing leads Seals over Roughnecks 15 9
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Atom Reps can’t complete first round playoff sweep
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Six Nations Atom LL#1 complete dramatic comeback
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Kevin Sandy Named Chief Executive Officer of 2020 North American Indigenous Games
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Blue Devils’ Gayton-Laing creating magic at 2019 Sabres shootout
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Steelhawks split weekend games
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Blues call up Jordan Nolan
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Six Nations Bantam Reps in full control
Editorial
EDITORIAL: Hydro One has no choice
A pipeline is stopped in B.C.. A major transmission line has been halted. This past summer an Ontario court ruled a land lease issued by the HCCC didn’t hold water and allowed the Six Nations Elected Council and Ontario to force a Six Nations farmer off lands the HCCC had been managing for 12 years. Protests, law suits, promises of negotiations. Despite generations of crying foul traditional governments continue to be ignored, subjected to harassment, victimized and oppressed. Twenty two years ago that was suppose to come to an end. When…
Special Reports
Urban Indigenous Homelessness
By Justin Lethbridge Turtle Island News Photos by Justin Lethbridge After admitting that Indigenous agencies haven’t…
Press Releases
Statement by Minister Wilson-Raybould on the accomplishments of 2016
December 22, 2016 – Ottawa, ON – Department of Justice Canada The Honourable Jody Wilson-Raybould, Minister…
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World News
Saudi women runaways rebel against system of male control
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DUBAI, United Arab Emirates- Another Saudi woman has turned to social media for protection from her father, just days after Canada granted refuge to Rahaf al-Qunun, the 18-year-old Saudi who fled her family. Identified only as Nojoud al-Mandeel on Twitter, her case differs from that of al-Qunun. She has not fled the kingdom, has not revealed her face and has only made her pleas for help on Twitter in Arabic. While their circumstances are different, the claims…
