National News
Memorial to residential school victims removed from Parliament Hill
OTTAWA- A Parliament Hill memorial for Indigenous children who never returned from residential schools has been…
COVID-19 News
Six Nations COVID-19 cases are on the rise this week
By Victoria Gray Writer There are currently 14 active cases in the community and three people in the hospital. 15 new cases have been reported since Oct. 15 and two were resolved. Six of those cases occurred in people who are fully vaccinated and nine who were non-vaccinated. No new deaths have been reported, leaving the total number of community members who have died at 13. That brings the total number of COVID-19 cases since the beginning of the pandemic…
Six Nations News
Six Nations Veterans held their annual Remembrance Day memorial Sunday Oct., 17, 2021
Six Nations Veterans held their annual Remembrance Day memorial Sunday Oct., 17, 2021 to remember Six…
Sports News
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Veteran Six Nations goalie looking to backstop Iroquois Nationals at Super Sixes tournament
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Indigenous singer with Six Nations connection is the new voice for HNIC theme song
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Local skier represents Indigenous culture this year at World Cup
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Price enters player assistance program to focus on mental well-being
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Ross Powless inducted posthumously into Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame
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Congratulations to our u15 boys field team in winning gold in Brampton
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Hall of Fame induction comes earlier than anticipated for Styres
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Sports celebrates Truth and Reconciliation Day
Editorial
Psst. don’t tell…but
Six Nations Elected Council’s (SNEC) controversial cannabis commission has raised another eyebrow. The Six Nations Cannabis…
Special Reports
Trimmed down Six Nations Elected Council runs deficit in 2020 audit despite travel drop, and fewer councillors
Six Nations Band Council is made up of one full time Chief and 9 part-time councillors.…
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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