Six Nations Elected Chief appears confused and uncomfortable during testimony at long awaited land...

By Barbara Latkowski Writer TORONTO, ONT- A noticeably flustered and at times confused Six Nations Elected Chief Sherri-Lyn Hill took the stand in the community’s long awaited multi-billion-dollar...

Six Nations Veterans hold Rememberance Day Ceremonies - The Turtle Island News

Six Nations marked its annual Remembrance Day ceremonies Sunday, Oct. 18, at the Veterans Park Cenotaph (Photo Essay by Jim C. Powless)

Six Nations Elected Council to limit online meeting access to band members only - The Turtle Island...

Worried about who is watching Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) meetings has band councillors clamping down on who gets to watch them. SNEC unveiled a new, simplified website during its Oct 13th...

Six Nations may join national water/waste system costs study - The Turtle Island News

Six Nations will consider participating in a national study examining whether federal funding adequately covers the cost of operating and maintaining First Nations water and wastewater systems. The...

Community mural of hope and healing unveiled - The Turtle Island News

By Barbara Latkowski Writer The message is of duality, unconditional love and healing. On Wednesday, Six Nations community members gathered for the unveiling of a mural at Egowadiya’dagenha’ Land...

Editorial: Stepping down takes courage - The Turtle Island News

In just four days Six Nations will mark one of the most important events of its history here along the Grand River. An event our school children can tell you about. An event responsible for our...

Today in History - The Turtle Island News

Oct 26 In 2004, a Saskatchewan public inquiry found that aboriginal teenager Neil Stonechild, who froze to death in a snowy field on Saskatoon’s outskirts nearly 14 years earlier, was in police...

Thomas inks three-year contract with Halifax Thunderbirds - The Turtle Island News

By Sam Laskaris Writer Six Nations member Brody Thomas has been given an opportunity to prove he belongs in the big leagues. The Halifax Thunderbirds, who compete in the professional National...

Brown registers hat trick to lead Ironmen to victory over host Jets - The Turtle Island News

By Sam Laskaris Writer Mitch Brown picked a rather opportune moment to accomplish a feat which he had last fulfilled when he was a teenager. Brown, a 33-year-old forward with the Six Nations Ironmen,...

Six Nations teen has adjusted to Junior A ranks with Burlington squad - The Turtle Island News

By Sam Laskaris Writer Though he only turned 16 earlier this month, Six Nations member Calder Anderson is making an impact in his first season of junior hockey. Anderson is a forward with the...

Six Nations annual fall festival brought in crowds - The Turtle Island News

There was a big turnout at the Six Nations Groups’ annual Fall Festival at Chiefswood Park on Saturday including pumpkin painting, rides, live music, a petting zoo, face painting, vendors and raffle...

Annual Route 54 Harvest Festival draws huge crowds - The Turtle Island News

Route 54’s annual Harvest Festival Give-Away had cars lined up down the highway for the popular event

Trillions of dollars at stake in Six Nations long awaited land claim trial - The Turtle Island News

By Barbara Latkowski Writer It was three decades in the making but Six Nations of the Grand River is finally seeing its day in court and it centres around what could be the largest Indigenous...

Mississaugas of Credit First Nation disappointed education inequity challenge dismissed - The...

MISSISSAUGAS OF CREDIT FIRST NATION-A Canadian Human Rights Tribunal has dismissed a Mississaugas of Credit First Nations (MCFN) challenge centreing on education funding inequities. MCFN Chief...

Indigenous youth working to bring positive climate change - The Turtle Island News

By Barbara Latkowski Writer HAMILTON,ONT-In an ongoing effort to help strengthen First Nations climate initiatives, The Assembly of First Nations (AFN) hosted its 4th National Climate Gathering last...

Six Nations Schools’ Cross Country, not a walk in the park - The Turtle Island News

Wait over for day in court - The Turtle Island News

Six Nations has waited three decades for their day in court. And it finally arrived last week. Six Nations of the Grand River is sueing Canada and Ontario for the loss of their lands and mismanagem...

Today in History - The Turtle Island News

Oct 11 In 1869, the Red River Rebellion began when a group led by Adam Clark Webb attempted to survey a field belonging to Andre Nault, a Metis, at St. Vital, Man. About 20 Metis led by Louis Riel...

UNDER THE NORTHERN SKY: Celebrating Our Aunt Celine - The Turtle Island News

By Xavier Kataquapit My aunt Celine Mary (Kataquapit) Nakogee passed away on September 28, 2026, at the age of 86. Her family will deeply miss her kindness, wonderful smile, and fun nature. She is...

Men’s program reaches milestone meeting - The Turtle Island News

By Sam Laskaris Writer A milestone event will be held at the Iroquois Lacrosse Arena (ILA) on Wednesday night. The 100th meeting of the 7Sticks Men’s Mental Health and Addictions Circle will be held...