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Sixth Line may see repairs this summer January 20, 2021 469 views By Victoria Gray Writer Sixth Line Road may stand a chance of getting paved this summer. The Six Nations Business and Infrastructure committee passed a motion at its meeting Wednesday morning to make fixing Sixth Line Road, between Chiefswood and Seneca Roads a priority, whether that be paving it, or chipping and tarring it, after Rod Whitlow gave a delegation asking for solutions. Councillor Audrey Powless-Bomberry commended Whitlow on his efforts and his commitment to community safety because that local commitm...

Resident’s at Iroquois Lodge Nursing Home start getting COVID-19 vaccinations January 20, 2021 308 views By Victoria Gray Writer Residents who consented at Iroquois Lodge Nursing Home have all had COVID-19 vaccinations, but with every municipality scrambling for vaccines after the federal government announced shipment reductions, there is no word on when Six Nations may receive more. All staff members who consented have also received the vaccine, some chose not to due to personal choice, and Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) is urging community members to continue following ...

Indigenous NHLers show up on opening night January 20, 2021 278 views By Josh Giles Writer There were a handful of Indigenous NHL players, who participated on their opening nights, and for the most part they really showed up to compete. January 13 and 14, 2021 and had solid contributions all around from First Nations peoples that they should be proud of. The first of those players to play was Carey Price. Price is the star goalie of the Montreal Canadiens, and a member of Ulkatcho First Nations. Against the Toronto Maple Leafs he was really the only one who had a disappointing ...

Brants get Tiny Houses 310 views BRANTFORD-Tiny homes are coming to Brantford’s Old West Brant, but none of them will be earmarked for Indigenous residents. MPP for Brant, Will Bouma, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Families, Children, and Social Development Housing, Adam Vaughan, Brantford Mayor Davis and County and Brant Councillor Steve Howes announced joint funding from the provincial and federal governments of $200,000 each to fund the construction of four tiny homes on the corner of Stirton and Stinson Avenues (near Gilkinson Street) on a .25 acre parcel of l...

OPP arrest outspoken activist who had been supporting 1492 Land Back Lane Six Nations land rights dispute at Caledonia January 13, 2021 754 views By Lynda Powless Editor SIX NATIONS OF THE GRAND- A Kingston, man with a history of social activism involved in supporting the Six Nations land rights protest in Caledonia  was arrested Tuesday, Jan 5, 2021 after he was found staying at Six Nations newly constructed  Chiefswood Park log cabins built to encourage tourism to the community. Six Nations Police arrested  Alexander Hundert, 40 of Kingston, Ontario Jan 5th at one of the ...