National News
Fort McKay brings back community checkpoint as COVID 19 cases continue rising
By Scott McLean Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Fort McKay is limiting community access as the fourth wave of COVID-19 overwhelms Alberta’s hospitals and cases in the Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo area grow. Fort McKay First Nation (FMFN) and Fort McKay Metis Association (FMMA) agreed to restrict the flow of outside traffic into the community on Sept. 5. The community was also considering starting its own vaccine passport program before the Alberta government announced the creation of one last week. Chris Johnson, CEO…
COVID-19 News
Six Nations mourns loss of 13th community member to COVID-19
By Victoria Gray Writer The community is mourning the loss of another person to the COVID-19 pandemic. On September 22, Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) confirmed a 13th member of the community passed away due to complications with COVID-19 on September 17. “Six Nations Council sends their deepest condolences to the family and those impacted by the tragic loss of this community member,” a statement from SNEC said. This death comes on the heals of the the 12th death on…
Six Nations News
Election polling station moved out of Six Nations after protest
Federal Election poll moves off Six Nations after Haudenosaunee Confederacy Council supporters block driveway By Victoria…
Sports News
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ALL creates western league
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Spirit North gets huge donation from Sun Life
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Winter lacrosse delayed
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B.C. Lions to mark National Day for Truth and Reconciliation at Sept. 24 game
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PWSA play comes to Six Nations
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SNMHA cancels 2021/22 season
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Roulette and Einarson win Tom Longboat Award
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Williams, Whipsnakes hope to threepeat as champions
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Iroquois Roots Rugby team up with Toronto Wolfpack
Editorial
To vote or not… isn’t simple
A federal election poll on Six Nations territory has brought into sharp focus one glaring truth…
Special Reports
Tending to “Iotsitsisen” Mature Flowers
Terrylynn Brant travels the Dish with One Spoon treaty area throughout Canada and the U.S., her…
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
Work aims to uncover history of boarding school burial sit
By Susan Montoya Bryan THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP)-Albuquerque city officials plan to use ground-penetrating radar as they research the history of a site where dozens of Native American boarding school students are believed to have been buried more than a century ago. Orange flags also will be placed at the city park to signify the importance of the site as more permanent plans are worked out among city officials, Indigenous leaders and advocacy groups. Orange is the color…
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