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Fact File: No evidence for Trump claim Canada will ‘pay for all’ of Keystone pipeline
By Marissa Birnie United States President Donald Trump claimed Sunday that Canada would pay for the entirety of a revived Keystone XL pipeline. While the project has yet to be revived, the Prairie Connector pipeline that would reuse Keystone XL infrastructure is jointly owned by two independent companies, one Canadian and one American, with no federal funding commitments as of yet. Experts on Canada’s natural resource sector say such funding seems unlikely. THE CLAIM During a media scrum in Dubuque,…
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Halloween at Six Nations brings out the community
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Editorial: SNEC/HCCC time for solutions
Six Nations Elected Band Council (SNEC) needs to explain itself. Now, we realize no matter what…
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The Feather Report – Black & White and Red All Over
Black & White and Red All Over Photos by Carl Pascoe & Rachel A. Powless By…
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Fact File: No evidence for Trump claim Canada will ‘pay for all’ of Keystone pipeline
By Marissa Birnie United States President Donald Trump claimed Sunday that Canada would pay for the…
Manitoba premier calls for end of U.S. tariffs after Trump rebuked in midterms
By Ian Bickis Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew is calling on U.S. politicians to work to remove…
Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation invests $15 million in First Nations Bank
TORONTO — -CP- The Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation have become one of the First…
Halloween at Six Nations brings out the community
Photos by Jim C. Powless and Barbara Latkowski
Six Nations Elected Council land rights trial focuses on language
By Barbara Latkowski Writer Language and its transfer from generation to generation was key in the…
Community litigation viewing to continue
Six Nations community members are invited to continue viewing the litigation and staying up to date.…
HCCC: Court’s Dismissal of Six Nations Elected Band Council’s move to join Men’s Fire’s lawsuit against HDI a “Positive Step Forward”
By Lynda Powless Editor BRANTFORD, ONT- An attempt by the Six Nations Elected Band Council (SNEC) and…
Six Nations students’ academics up, but attendance down
Six Nations students are making gains in mathematics achievement, but attendance and secondary school credit accumulation…
Community marks Murdered and Missing at Six Nations
By Barbara Latkowski Writer Photographs of those missing and murdered filled the gathering space at Ganohkwasra…
Go Bus staying
GO bus service through Six Nations will continue as a permanent route. Councillor Dayle Bomberry shared…
Editorial: SNEC/HCCC time for solutions
Six Nations Elected Band Council (SNEC) needs to explain itself. Now, we realize no matter what…
Today in History
Nov 1 In 1999, Ronald (Lasagna) Cross, died. He was one of the most visible native…
Haudenosaunee Nationals ‘optimistic’ about playing at L.A. Olympics
By John Chidley-Hill The Haudenosaunee Nationals are still hopeful they can play lacrosse at the 2028…
SPORTS BRIEFS: Stars register another road win
By Sam Laskaris Writer Stars register another road win For the second straight weekend the Six…
Jets snap Ironmen winning streak
By Sam Laskaris Writer The Six Nations Ironmen tasted defeat on Sunday for the first time…
Arena Lacrosse League draft coming up
By Sam Laskaris Writer As it turns out Darcy Powless will not have to do a…
Abolishing Indian Act not a ‘get out of jail’ free card: Rama chief
By Danielle Pitman, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, OrilliaMatters.com To abolish or not to abolish? To let…
Two NWT youth addressing Senate about making life better for Indigenous communities
By Kody Ferron, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Yellowknifer Eight Indigenous youth from Across Canada, including two…
Nunavut Arctic College students can take bachelor of education program in Iqaluit as early as next year
By William Koblensky Varela, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Nunavut News Nunavummiut taking bachelor of education courses…
Alberta pledges $14M from iGaming revenue to bridge rural-urban casino charity divide, premier announces
By George Lee, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Macleod Gazette A new grant drawing from Alberta’s…







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