The Ontario Fire Marshall is investigating another possible arson. According to the Six Nations Police a fire broke out on First Line on July 12. The fire was extinguished by Six Nations Firefighters. Fire … Read More »

The Attorney General has filed to appeal into the acquittal of Peter Khill for the shooting death of Jonathan Styres. Six Nations Justice Department made the announcement Friday just after noon. Khill admitted to … Read More »

Canada’s premiers met for their annual council of the federation meetings this week with just two of the five federally recognized indigenous institutions. The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples and Native Women’s Association of Canada … Read More »

Protesters camped outside the Saskatchewan legislature say they are taking the government to court. Lawyer Dan LeBlanc says six people were arrested illegally in June when the Regina police enforced an eviction order. The … Read More »

Local and Indigenous governments in British Columbia will be permitted to prevent marijuana production in their communities on land that is part of the Agricultural Land Reserve, but with conditions. The Ministry of Agriculture said Friday the … Read More »