National News
Wet’suwet’en Chiefs thank Mohawks for support, say they want RCMP out of their territory
NEWS BULLETIN- TYENDINAGA Mohawk Territory-Wet’suwet’en Chiefs meeting with Mohawk supporters here are standing firm on their…
Six Nations News
Indigenous Rights issues shut down a country
Canada hit with highway, rail lines, border and port shutdowns in support of Wet’suwet’en rights.
Sports News
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Kawenni:io Elementary School Goes Undefeated
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BCI Volleyball dominates in finals
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Atom LL#1 keeps the top spot heading into playoffs
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Atom LL#2 takes a tough loss to Delhi
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Lady Snipers continue their unbeaten streak
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Wet’suwet’en Strong becomes a theme of the All Native Basketball Tournament
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Standing Stone Sweeps New Credit Tournament
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Atom Rep winning streak snapped
Editorial
Did AFN just add to disunity?
The Assembly of First Nations may have thought their decision to hold a media conference on…
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
Facebook riles tiny Oregon town with plan for undersea cable
By Andrew Selsky THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TIERRA DEL MAR, Ore. _ A battle playing out…
World News
Virus infects more than 1,700 health workers in China, 6 die
By Ken Moritsugu THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BEIJING- More than 1,700 Chinese medical workers have been infected by a new virus that has killed nearly 1,400 people and spread to other parts of Asia and as far as the U.S. and Europe, a senior Chinese official announced Friday. Six of the workers have died, Zeng Yixin, vice director of the National Health Commission, said at a news conference. The health commission is “highly concerned about this issue” and has issued guidelines for…
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