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Unearthing the truth about residential schools goes beyond digging up potential mass graves, experts say

June 24, 2026 400 views

By Ghazal Azizi Kashi, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Investigative Journalism Foundation On the fifth anniversary of the harrowing discovery of…

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Comment period opens for planned liquefied petroleum gas facility on B.C. coast

June 24, 2026 255 views

Ottawa has begun taking public comments on a proposed liquefied petroleum gas facility on British Columbia’s north coast. The Impact…

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Arctic roads, nuclear repository first to be designated as national interest projects

June 24, 2026 246 views

By Nick Murray Almost a year after the federal government’s Bill C-5 was rushed through Parliament, Ottawa is finally looking…

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Swiss collector wants thousands of Indigenous artifacts returned to communities

June 24, 2026 353 views

A Swiss collector who has amassed thousands of Indigenous artifacts says he is eager to have his collection repatriated back…

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Smudging ceremonies part of expanded Indigenous healing efforts at Markham Stouffville Hospital

June 24, 2026 388 views

By Scarlett Liu, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Markham Economist & Sun Patients at Markham Stouffville Hospital can request Indigenous smudging…

There may not have been crowds, but Six Nations’ Solidarity Day event meant fun was keeping cool in the sun. See story page 4. (Photo by Alex Murray)

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Six Nations Marks Solidarity Day With Water Fun in the Sun!

June 24, 2026 457 views

By Alex Murray Writer The crowd may have been small but this year’s Solidarity Day celebrations had a little something…

Indigenous peoples were part of the FIFA World Cup 2026™

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FIFA: Indigenous people from across Canada part of opening

June 24, 2026 641 views

Indigenous representatives from across Canada gathered in Toronto ahead of the FIFA World Cup opening events to share teachings, songs,…

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Chiefs of Ontario assembly items from audit to child welfare reform

June 24, 2026 583 views

By Alex Murray Writer RAMA FIRST NATION-First Nations leaders from across Ontario converged at Casino Rama on Rama First Nation…

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Brantford says land acknowledgements respect relationships

June 24, 2026 452 views

Six Nations Elected Council says political bodies making land acknowledgements are not “virtue signaling.” The comments came after Brantford city…

The audience had a chance ot learn about brain health in the fight against dementia. (Photos by Alex Murray)

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Six Nations Senior Health Fair: it’s about Decolonizing the Brain

June 24, 2026 552 views

By Alex Murray Writer For Semiah Smith, the Wholistic Brain Health Assessment Bundle (WBHAB) project hits close to home. “We’re…

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Editorial: Six Nations Fire Department 60 years and counting…

June 24, 2026 470 views

Six Nations Fire Department has marked six decades of service to the community. It’s hard to believe that the little…

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Today in History

June 24, 2026 385 views

June 22 In 1980, Kateri Tekakwitha, a Mohawk woman, became the first North American Indigenous person to become a candidate…

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UNDER THE NORTHERN SKY: Celebrating Graduates In Attawapiskat

June 24, 2026 569 views

By Xavier Kataquapit My home community of Attawapiskat First Nation is celebrating the annual graduations of students from Kattawapiskak Elementary…

David Anderson, a key member of the Six Nations Rivermen last season, played his first game of the season for the club this past Saturday in Belleville. (Photo by Andrew VanEvery.)

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Rivermen anticipate stiff challenges this weekend

June 24, 2026 468 views

By Sam Laskaris Writer The Six Nations Rivermen have yet to lose a game in regulation time this season. But…

The Six Nations Chiefs (white jerseys) improved their record to 8-0 by beating the Owen Sound North Stars on Saturday. (Photo by Darryl Smart.)

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Chiefs extend winning streak to eight

June 24, 2026 541 views

By Sam Laskaris Writer The Six Nations Chiefs will hit the midway mark of their 18-game regular season schedule this…

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Sports Briefs: Attack drop pair of games in Waterloo

June 24, 2026 430 views

By Sam Laskaris Writer It was not quite the weekend that members of the Grand River Attack were hoping for.…

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Former NHLer Jordin Tootoo to attend Mi’kmaw Summer Games in August

June 24, 2026 235 views

By Rosemary Godin, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Cape Breton Post All five First Nation communities in Cape Breton are gearing…

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Separate drownings over two days in British Columbia’s Interior

June 24, 2026 265 views

By Chuck Chiang A kayaker has drowned in British Columbia’s Okanagan Lake, while another is presumed dead after being swept…

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Petition seeks Ramara’s support for safety review of aerodrome

June 24, 2026 310 views

By Danielle Pitman, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, OrilliaMatters.com An advocacy group in Ramara, requesting that Lake Country Airways aerodrome at…

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Saskatchewan auditor finds public safety agency lacks planning to fight wildfires

June 24, 2026 308 views

By Jeremy Simes A report from Saskatchewan’s auditor says the province’s public safety agency needs to do a better job…

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