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Karonhienhawe Nicholas had never tried her hand at creative writing before last year, but now that her first piece is published she’s got confidence under her wings – particularly since she gets to see her words in print alongside the words of her children.

A new interactive, online map of the Montreal metro system was launched this past weekend, which aims to “pay tribute to the women who have played a vital role in the making of Montreal and its social, cultural, and economic prosperity,” according to the project’s website.

Throughout her decades-long career in the field of Community Economic Development (CED) - the practice of building local economies through community engagement and collaboration with governments and the private sector - Kahnawa’kehró:non Allison Deer has accomplished a lot.

The local charged in connection with threats made to the Kateri Memorial Hospital Centre (KMHC) was arrested again last week.

The Office of the Kahnawake Kanien’kehá:ka Registry (OKKR) has launched an education and outreach campaign with the goal of making sure the community is aware of the process regarding complaints regarding residency and eviction.

The newly formed Ethics Commission, tasked with arbitrating certain conflicts arising from the Custom Electoral Code, will meet this month to consider whether Mohawk Council of Kanesatake (MCK)

It’s not our first time writing about bullying this month, but it’ll be our last. That’s not because bullying has finally been vanquished, of course, but simply because it’s the last day of February.

From food to fashion, Kahnawake was the star of the show at this year’s International Indigenous Tourism Conference.

When Kanesatake’s Philippe Tsaronsére Meilleur, executive director of Native Montreal, was contacted by the Office of the Lieutenant Governor of Quebec, he did not think he would be receiving the King Charles III Coronation Medal - he thought he was being asked to help them for a visit from the British monarch.

Kanehsatake was featured this week as the country’s tourism industry met in Tiohtià:ke at Canada’s largest Indigenous tourism conference, with Kanehsatà:ke Tourism credited for its success building a brand from scratch over the past few years.