National News
Brantford man faces child pornography charges
By Bree Duwyn Writer A 20-year-old man from Brantford, Ont. has been arrested on child pornography…
COVID-19 News
Covid Update
As of March 1 the province of Ontario has scrapped the vaccine passport and capacity restrictions in businesses. Although Six Nations did not endorse use of the vaccine passport it did move to follow provincial restrictions. On March 1 Health Canada released a statement warning against potential risks associated with injesting or skin coming into contact with COVID-19 rapid antigen test liquid which is potentially hazardous, but said the kits are safe and effective when used correctly. Test kits include…
Six Nations News
Truck smashes into store
Truck crashes into Middleport Tobacco Cigars By Bree Duwyn Writer Six Nations Police continue investigate after…
Sports News
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Haudenosaunee teams compete at world championships
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Rivermen to seek national bragging rights in Edmonton
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Six Nations players part of bronze-medal winners at fastball nationals
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Attack capture silver medal at season-ending provincial tournament
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Chiefs put Kodiaks on brink of elimination in playoff series
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Rivermen seeking berth into national Senior B lacrosse tournament
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Six Nations hockey player accepts scholarship offer from Illinois university
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Young hunters land their first whales
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Six Nations women’s team takes top honours at national fastball tournament
Editorial
Divide and conquer…again?
Six Nations Elected Chief and his cohorts are running around Ottawa this week soliciting support from…
Special Reports
Six Nations library holds history on its shelves in over 100 year old building
By Victoria Gray, Writer Photos by Victoria Gray The history of Six Nations is held in…
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
Ukraine officials come under shelling attack on front
By Dasha Litvinova THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MOSCOW (AP)-Top Ukrainian military officials came under a shelling attack during a tour of the front of the separatist conflict in eastern Ukraine. The officials fled to a bomb shelter before hustling from the area, according to journalist from The Associated Press who was on the tour. Earlier Saturday, separatist leaders in eastern Ukraine ordered a full military mobilization Saturday amid a spike of violence in the war-torn region and fears in the West…
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