By Austin Evans Writer One woman is working to provide shuttle services for urban Indigenous people to attend events in First Nation communities including Six Nations as early as September 2025. Madison Green used to visit her family at Six Nations regularly, but since moving to Waterloo she has felt disconnected from her family and her culture. Through the Teionkwayenaw\u00e0:kon Electric Vehicle Initiative she aims to provide the urban Indigenous community transportation to Indigenous events both on and off reserve. \u201cMy whole project motto would be increasing community connections while decreasing emissions,\u201d she said. \u201cI\u2019m hoping to have a running electric vehicle shuttle in Kitchener-Waterloo-Cambridge and surrounding communities to bring urban Indigenous folks together in the community to different gatherings and ceremonies.\u201d Her current plan is to provide transport to… <\/p>\n
By Austin Evans Writer One woman is working to provide shuttle services for urban Indigenous people to attend events in First Nation communities including Six Nations as early as September 2025. Madison Green used to visit her family at Six Nations regularly, but since moving to Waterloo she has felt disconnected from her family and her culture. Through the Teionkwayenaw\u00e0:kon Electric Vehicle Initiative she aims to provide the urban Indigenous community transportation to Indigenous events both on and off reserve. \u201cMy whole project motto would be increasing community connections while decreasing emissions,\u201d she said. \u201cI\u2019m hoping to have a running electric vehicle shuttle in Kitchener-Waterloo-Cambridge and surrounding communities to bring urban Indigenous folks together in the community to different gatherings and ceremonies.\u201d Her current plan is to provide transport to... <\/p>\n