By Sam Laskaris, Writer The Six Nations Chiefs are not resting on their laurels. The Chiefs, the three-time defending national Mann Cup champions, would undoubtedly love to capture a fourth straight Canadian title this September. And the brass of the Six Nations club is rather busy trying to improve the club’s already potent roster. The Chiefs, who do not begin their 2026 Major Series Lacrosse (MSL) season until May, completed a pair of off-season deals this past week, acquiring some big-name talent. For starters, Six Nations picked up the playing rights for a huge offensive threat in Andrew Kew from the Oakville Rock. In return the Chiefs gave Oakville their first-round picks in the 2029 and 2030 MSL drafts. The Rock will also receive future financial considerations. Kew, an Oakville…
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