National News
First of its kind Indigenous led child care centre opens in London
The Nshwaasnangong Child Care and Family Centre By Calvi Leon Local Journalism Initiative Reporter LONDON, ONT-Stroll…
COVID-19 News
No COVID-19 vaccination, get test to be allowed in GREAT building
By Victoria Gray Writer Later this fall unvaccinated community members won’t be able to access certain services. The Grand River Employment and Training Inc. (GRETI) announced a vaccination and testing policy on September 7. The policy will go into effect on September 22, the same day Ontario’s vaccine passport comes into effect. This policy will effect employees, clients, students, volunteers, contractors, tenants and visitors to all GRETI facilities including the GREAT Opportunity Centre, Kayanase Garden Centre, OSTTC Multi-trades Building and…
Six Nations News
Six Nations Colour Run gave everyone a chance to laugh
By Victoria Gray Writer Raising awareness for suicide prevention is more important than ever as the…
Sports News
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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
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Iroquois Nationals Womens’ team bring home the PALA Cup
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Lacrosse world mourns Dean Hill
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Burger Barn Belgians: the 2021 National Belgian Six Champions
Editorial
COVID-19 battle will survive election
Justin Trudeau lashed out at a heckler who called his wife a ‘wh*re’ during an election…
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
Taliban take Kabul as US pulls out
Biden: Afghan chaos ‘gut-wrenching’ but stands by withdrawal WASHINGTON (AP)- A defiant President Joe Biden rejected blame Monday for chaotic scenes of Afghans clinging to U.S. military planes in Kabul in a desperate bid to flee their home country after the Taliban’s easy victory over an Afghan military that America and NATO allies had spent two decades trying to build. At the White House, Biden called the anguish of trapped Afghan civilians “gut-wrenching” and conceded the Taliban had achieved a…
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