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If the old adage of “defense wins championships” is to be believed, the Kahnawake Junior B Hunters are in good shape for another deep playoff run.

Kahnawake’s own Camden Jackson is one step closer to every minor hockey player’s dream of making it to the NHL, as the 16-year-old defender was drafted in the 2025 Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) draft by the Moncton Wildcats, the league’s defending champions, in the third round, 49th overall.

The Kahnawake Junior B Hunters have officially clinched the number two seed in the East after finishing their season 15-5, a dramatic improvement on their 2024 regular season, where they finished 8-12.

Even in the boldest predictions that the K-Town Collectables Expo organizers - Will Rice, Mike Brathwaite, and Eric Ravenelle - could make about how this year’s show at the Mohawk Bingo would go, they would not have thought it would be as big and busy as it was on Sunday.

If you think you’ve got the next big business idea, the time is now to apply for the Indigenous Initiatives Fund, offered for the fourth time by the Secretariat aux relations avec les Premieres Nations et les Inuit (SAA), with the application process managed by Tewatohnhi’saktha as per a Mohawk Council of Kahnawake (MCK) directive.

After days of reporting from hockey insiders, it’s now official: Akwesasne’s Carey Terrance is now a part of the New York Rangers’ organization.

If all goes right, the 13-4 Junior B Hunters will get a chance to clinch first place in the Eastern Division this week, having played on Thursday against the Gloucester Griffins at home and facing the current first-place Nepean Knights on Saturday night and the Akwesasne Thunder the next night

Minor baseball is well underway in Kahnawake, with the 12 Warhawks teams already having played a handful of games.

Kahnawake lent its weight to Sunday’s 10th annual Chateauguay Kidney Walk, with the Mohawk Council of Kahnawake (MCK) team in support of a local dialysis advocate raising close to $5,000 - by far the most of any team.

When it comes to protecting our elders, you’re either actively part of some kind of ongoing work/solution, or you’re not.