Local Newsticker Jamie Oliver wrote First Nations characters the wrong way November 13, 2024 436 views Jamie Oliver wrote First Nations characters the wrong way. Non-Indigenous writers need to listen to Indigenous writers first. Jamie Oliver…
Read more Local Newsticker Former Senator, TRC Chief Commission Murray Sinclair passes November 6, 2024 616 views ‘The best that we can be’: Indigenous judge and TRC chair Murray Sinclair dies at 73 Across Canada Indigenous people…
Read more Local Newsticker Burger Barn takes tasty Brant Burger Wars Championship November 6, 2024 697 views Burger Barn manager Paul McAllister and staff member Landon Thomas-Hill hold up the Brant Burger Wars sign. Six Nations…
Read more Local NewsPolice Six Nations Police Project Sideshow shuts down drug operation, over 20 charges laid November 6, 2024 770 views By Lynda Powless Editor SIX NATIONS OF THE GRAND RIVER- Six people are facing charges after a drug trafficking investigation…
Local Newsticker Brantford seeking names of World War II casualties November 6, 2024 447 views BRANTFORD, ONT-The City of Brantford is asking the public to submit names of local World War II casualties missing from…
Read more Local Newsticker Ohsweken swarmed with ghouls and monsters for Halloween November 6, 2024 395 views By Austin Evans Writer Veterans Park was swarmed with monsters and ghouls for a second year in a row as…
Local Newsticker Six Nations invited to free Christmas dinner November 6, 2024 563 views The Six Nations community is invited to a free Christmas dinner as a way to come together and support each…
Read more Local Newsticker WCC new building to get donation from Robbie Robertson tribute concert November 6, 2024 478 views By Austin Evans Writer Woodland Cultural Centre’s executive director says the donation from Life Is a Carnival: A Musical Celebration…
Read more Local Newsticker Turtle Island News: It was frightful, funny and all together fun! November 6, 2024 669 views
Local Newsticker Today in History November 6, 2024 392 views Nov 11 In 2008, Joseph Boyden won the $50,000 Scotiabank Giller Prize for his second novel “Through Black Spruce,” a…
Local Newsticker Feeling conflicted: We’koqma’q community members share thoughts on land claim settlement November 6, 2024 435 views By Meghan Dewar, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter We’koqma’q First Nation has accepted a land claim settlement of $125 million, which…
Read more Local Newsticker WCC exhibit time capsule of Six Nations governance history October 30, 2024 425 views By Austin Evans Writer The Woodland Cultural Centre’s (WCC) newest exhibition brings together new art and old artifacts to show…
Local Newsticker Indigenous Services Canada tells federal clean water committee Six Nations never consulted on water October 30, 2024 518 views By Lynda Powless Editor Six Nations Elected Councillor Greg Frazer told a federal committee Six Nations has never been consulted…
Local Newsticker Six Nations Elected Council being asked to fund $4 million post COVID student living allowance gap October 30, 2024 398 views Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) says it will step up its advocacy for post-secondary student’s living allowance after being hit…
Local Newsticker Six Nations says Indigenous Services Canada bureaucracy slowing rebuild of Gane Yohs health centre October 30, 2024 366 views Six Nations continues to struggle with Indigenous Services Canada to restore services housed in Gane Yohs and reconstruct the building.…
Local Newsticker Six Nations interim CEO resigns October 30, 2024 610 views Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) is searching for another CEO. Current interim CEO Nathan Wright has tendered his resignation. The…
Local Newsticker Six Nations to monitor where to go after AFN turns down $47 billion dollar child welfare reform October 30, 2024 443 views While the Assembly of First Nations (AFN) may have voted a massive $47.8 billion child welfare reform deal in October,…
Read more Local Newsticker Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation re-open council house October 30, 2024 559 views By Austin Evans Writer “Look how it used to, function as it should,” was the motto shaping the work done…
Read more Local Newsticker Six Nations Police and paramedics put through the hoops in Canadian Air Force emergency training October 30, 2024 509 views By Austin Evans Writer Photos: Jim C. Powless Putting both human and canine officers to the test: Six Nations Police…
Local Newsticker Today In history October 30, 2024 410 views Oct 29 In 2021, the National Advisory Committee on Immunization was now recommending booster shots of mRNA COVID-19 vaccines for…
