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Lynn Beyak, who defended ‘good’ of residential schools, resigns from the Senate

January 25, 2021 no comments

Lynn Beyak OTTAWA- Ontario Sen. Lynn Beyak is leaving the upper chamber three years before her…

Military to support vaccination efforts in northern Ontario Indigenous communities

January 25, 2021

Eden Robinson gives First Nations readers first look at final ‘Trickster’ book

January 22, 2021

Youth allegedly cheated by former social worker wants restorative justice process

January 22, 2021

Squamish Nation now has `COVID Guardians’ to guide members through the pandemic

January 22, 2021
Indigenous leaders say Keystone cancellation a worrying sign for oilsands

January 22, 2021

Six Nations Police traffic stop results in three facing drug charges

January 22, 2021

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Six Nations now in Covid-19 Black Alert Stage, business open with precautions

January 20, 2021 no comments

By Victoria Gray Writer Six Nations moved into the Black Alert Level status on the community’s…

Six Nations Long Term Care staff receive vaccinations

January 13, 2021

Six Nations could see tighter restrictions, Ontario in State of Emergency

January 13, 2021

Six Nations COVID-19 numbers rise again

January 8, 2021

Five COVID-19 cases, Six Nations in Red Alert Stage

December 30, 2020
Six Nations waits: COVID-19 Vaccine priority is north, areas with highest cases

December 23, 2020

COVID-19 roll-out no word on when it will hit Indigenous communities

December 16, 2020

Six Nations News

Going, going ... back 50 feet. A road blockage on Argyle street will move back about 50 feet while the Highway 6 Bypass is opened up. A statement from the 1492 Land Back Lane group said they have cleared away some debris from the bypass already and will be working to dismantle the Argyle Street barricade today. (TIN File Photo by Jim C. Powless) See story page 4.

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Caledonia road blockages moving

January 20, 2021

Land Back Lane agrees to moving and dismantling some barricades By Lynda Powless and Victoria Gray…

Resident’s at Iroquois Lodge Nursing Home start getting COVID-19 vaccinations

January 20, 2021

Six Nations entrepreneur Ken Hill passes

January 20, 2021

Sixth Line may see repairs this summer

January 20, 2021

Brants get Tiny Houses

January 20, 2021
Iroquois as Star People

January 20, 2021

Pot holes, landslide – residents struggle for decade trying to get home

January 13, 2021

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Canada caught in a loop

January 20, 2021 89

Six Nations land defenders who have stood in the heat of summer and now cold of…

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Special Reports

Foraging for nuts is a great family activity. My Grandkids are learning to collect, husk, wash, cure and shell nuts as part of their daily Food Security lessons at Mohawk Seedkeeper Gardens’ Land Relations Gardening School. They are learning the traditional agriculture of their ancestors.

Special Reports

Black Walnuts Foraged Food Security

December 30, 2020 381

By Terrylynn Brant Mohawk Seedkeeper Gardens Black Walnuts have been a traditional foraged food source among…

Sustainable Communities Save Seeds!

December 23, 2020

This photo is from the 2018 Woodland Cultural Centre’s Orange Shirt Day honouring survivors of the Mohawk Institute, Canada’s largest residential school for Indigenous children. We honour all Residential School survivors with our special section inside Page 9 (Photo by Jim C. Powless)

We Survived…to honour those that didn’t

September 30, 2020

Press Releases

City launches Digital Service Squad to help small businesses adopt online technologies

December 1, 2020 632

Brantford, ON – In partnership with the Downtown Brantford BIA, the Brantford-Brant Business Resource Enterprise Centre…

New First Nations Report Details Groundbreaking Dialogue around Native Stewardship of Lands, Natural Resources and Sacred Sites

April 22, 2019

Statement by Minister Wilson-Raybould on the accomplishments of 2016

December 30, 2016

World News

COVID-19 GLOBALLY-The Latest: US hits 20 million mark in coronavirus cases

January 2, 2021

The Latest: US hits 20 million mark in coronavirus cases BALTIMORE- The number of confirmed U.S. coronavirus cases has surpassed 20 million, according to data from Johns Hopkins University. That’s nearly twice as many as the No. 2 country, India, and nearly one-quarter of the more than 83 million cases globally. The U.S. continued to surpass other countries in COVID-19 cases as it reached 20 million at the start of the new year, according to data kept by Johns Hopkins…

Uncertainty after U.S. election and murder hornets in B.C.: In The News for Nov. 4

November 4, 2020

Strong Aegean Sea earthquake topples buildings in Turkey

October 30, 2020

Turtle Island News Audio Files

The Hydro One Annual Shareholder Meeting was held on May 15, 2018.

The entire audio file can be downloaded or listened to at https://www.hydroone.com/about/corporate-information/governance/annual-shareholder-meeting-materials.

This is an excerpt from the meeting during the question and answer period where Elected Chief Ava Hill, Ron Jamieson and Matt Jamieson make comments and/or ask questions.