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Proposed Agreement on South Caledonia Subdivision Could Net Six Nations $50 Million

June 17, 2026 590 views

By Alex Murray Writer A proposed agreement between Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) and Wildwood Developments Inc. (Ballantry Homes) to…

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Today in History

June 17, 2026 1666 views

June 15 In 1616, the first schools for natives in New France opened at Trois-Rivieres and Tadoussac. In 2006, the…

Six Nations Police Chief Darren Montour, received an award for Distinguished Service alongside his Deputy Chief Tim Bomberry,

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Indigenous Police Are “Part of the Solution” Against Organized Crime: Former Senior RCMP Investigator

June 10, 2026 785 views

By Alex Murray Writer When Garry Clement spoke at the 17th Annual First Nations Chiefs of Police Association Conference in…

Everyone loves the beach and the games that go with it! OMSK held its annual beach day with students enjoying a variety of games and of course a barbecue Monday. (Photo by Alex Murray)

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It’s hot out there, OMSK holds Beach Day to beat the heat

June 10, 2026 941 views

By Alex Murray Writer The first official day of summer may not be until June 21. But Oliver M. Smith-Kawenni:io…

Parents got a chance to watch their youngsters in the annual Six Nations Elementary School Lacrosse Tournament.

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Six Nations Youth Embrace the Creator’s Game at annual school lacrosse tournament

June 10, 2026 898 views

By Alex Murray Writer “It’s the Creator’s game, one of the few traditional games we still get to play.” That’s…

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Elementary schools on Six Nations will have new septic systems

June 10, 2026 560 views

Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) approved a recommendation authorizing Elected Chief Sherri-Lyn Hill to sign documentation required to replace federal…

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More funding needed for winter roads

June 10, 2026 537 views

Six Nations Public Works needs more funding for winter road maintenance due to harsher winters and higher-than-expected seasonal demands. Six…

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Louise Arbour becomes Canada’s 31st Governor General

June 10, 2026 525 views

By Catherine Morrison and David Baxter Former Supreme Court justice Louise Arbour added the title of Governor General to her…

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Funding for Six Nations departments, $2.02 million for infrastructure

June 10, 2026 605 views

Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) approved a series of funding allocations and a separate insurance premium adjustment during the General…

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Letter to the Editor: Veteran Six Nations Councillor questions is “modernizing” Six Nations Elected council working

June 10, 2026 373 views

By Helen Miller “Indian” politics sure ain’t what it used to be since the younger generation took over. The previous…

One of the largest cannabis fields on Six Nations is on Fourth Line directly behind a row of homes. (TIN file photo)

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Six Nations Elected Council says it is “transitioning” out of cannabis just as new season begins

June 3, 2026 1398 views

Six Nations Elected Council repeals its cannabis control law By Lynda Powless Editor Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) is “transitioning out”…

Six Nations band councillors Cynthia Jamieson, Dean Hill and Hazel Johnson took a minute to enjoy the SNEC barbecue after serving up pulled pork sandwiches for the crowd.. (Photos by Alex Murray)

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And that’s a Wrap! Community Awareness ends with … barbecue!

June 3, 2026 572 views

By Alex Murray Writer It was fun while it lasted, but the month of free events and food has come…

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Six Nations has new Chief Operating officer

June 3, 2026 732 views

Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) Elected Chief Sherri-Lyn Hill introduced Jill Hill as the new Chief Operating Officer during the…

Company wants to build prefabricated housing factory on Six Nations on Highway 54 at site bordering Middleport. (Photo by Alex Murray)

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Developer wants to build prefabricated housing factory at Six Nations

June 3, 2026 743 views

Six Nations Elected Council is considering a developer’s proposed mass timber modular housing manufacturing facility that proponents say could bring…

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Crime Stoppers continues search for a board member from Six Nations

June 3, 2026 565 views

Crime Stoppers is still searching for a board member from Six Nations. Dean McIntosh, coordinator for the regional Crime Stoppers…

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Elected Chief Sherri-Lyn Hill building relationships

June 3, 2026 658 views

Six Nations Elected Chief Sherri-Lyn Hill continues to attend meetings with municipalities throughout the Haldimand Tract, she says to educate…

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SNEC updates From infrastructure to climate adaptaton

June 3, 2026 545 views

Six Nations committee chairs provided updates on infrastructure, climate adaptation, and community well-being initiatives. The works highlight ongoing capital projects,…

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Today in History

June 3, 2026 521 views

June 4 In 2021, Newfoundland and Labrador moved ahead with plans to drop references to Indigenous people as “savages” from…

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Six Nations member still involved in Halifax hockey scene

June 3, 2026 292 views

By Sam Laskaris Writer It was supposed to be a temporary move. But several years after she accepted a job…

It was a busy Open House at the Six Nations Fire Department’s annual Community Awareness Event had children lining up to get their firefighter hats! (Photo byAlex Murray)

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Six Nations Fire department… all about community safety

May 27, 2026 791 views

By Alex Murray, Writer Fire safety and fun were on offer during the Six Nations Fire Department’s (SNFD) Community Awareness…

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