National News
Ottawa inks deal to share more residential school records with reconciliation centre
By Stephanie Taylor THE CANADIAN PRESS OTTAWA -Canada’s Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister Marc Miller says Ottawa has reached an agreement with the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation to hand over thousands more records on residential schools that the federal government has been holding back. The government says the agreement outlines how and when it will send the historical documents to the Winnipeg-based centre, which will, in turn,make them available to residential-school survivors and work to preserve them. The agreement comes…
COVID-19 News
Infectious Disease Specialist Urges Vaccinations
By Victoria Gray Writer Six Nations community members are urged to get a vaccine because it’s the best defense against severe illness due to COVID-19. Dr. Isaac Bogoch, an infectious disease specialist from the University of Toronto and the Toronto general Hospital, answered community members questions at Six Nations Elected Council’s general council meeting on January 11. “But really, the best thing you can do to protect yourself and those around you is to get the vaccine,” he said. “Every…
Six Nations News
Six Nations firefighters and paramedics handed out COVID-19 test kits
Six Nations firefighters and paramedics handed out COVID-19 test kits at the arena Tuesday Jan., 18.…
Sports News
Editorial
Getting along always starts with talking
A 237 year old treaty is at the heart of what has been a largely quiet land rights action that saw a former Brantford golf course taken over in October and has led to the most recent divide in Six Nations/Brantford politics. The most current land rights dispute in the city is the site of a former city golf course that is part of a massive Six Nations land claim that stretches right across Southwestern Ontario covering over 900,000 square miles that includes the entire city of Brantford along with…
Special Reports
Meet the Chief: Fort Albany First Nation Chief Robert Nakogee
By Victoria Gray Writer Fort Albany First Nation faced challenges regularly, but the COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated…
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…
World News
Flights sent to assess Tonga damage after volcanic eruption
By Nick Perry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP- New Zealand and Australia were able to send military surveillance flights to Tonga on Monday to assess the damage a huge undersea volcanic eruption left in the Pacific island nation. A towering ash cloud since Saturday’s eruption had prevented earlier flights. New Zealand hopes to send essential supplies, including much-needed drinking water, on a military transport plane Tuesday. Communications with Tonga remained extremely limited. The company that owns the single…
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