This is a story that old Iroquois told to their children during the winter moons (months). Many winters in the past, there was a Mohawk village of bark houses along the Oswego River. One day M ...

Salmon River Shamrocks girls lacrosse capped off an undefeated 16-0 season by successfully defending their school's Section X girls lacrosse championship title, after a year hiatus due to the pandemic ...

On behalf of Team CKON and the Akwesasne Communication Society Board of Commissioners, Niawen Kowa to all of the current and former employees of the Indian Time Newspaper that have helped document the ...

AKWESASNE – The Freedom of the Press Foundation and 20 other advocacy groups are calling on the St. Lawrence County District Attorney’s Office to drop the charges against an Indian Time reporter who ...

Around the World: Xinjiang authorities demand Uyghurs report guests within hours, Indigenous midwives in Panama strive to protect traditional medicine, and Nalderun students receive educational and ...

Two artists from Akwesasne were present to unveil a mural they collaboratively designed, now showcased at the City of Cornwall Fire Department on Fourth Street near Pitt. This striking mural portrays ...

The Tri-District Elders will be open every Wednesday from 9:00 a.m.- 3:30 p.m. Please come and enjoy a game of cards in the morning followed by lunch at 12:00 pm. Bingo starts at 1:00 p.m.

This photo illustrates Indian Time Newspaper's first issue published on July 1, 1983. On the cover is Ernie Mitchell – former extraordinaire lacrosse goalie. As we publish the last issue of Indian ...

Cornwall, ON – Nash Oakes, 27, of Akwesasne, was arrested on Oct. 24, 2024, and charged with two counts of fail to comply with probation order and two counts of operation while prohibited. It is ...

The longhouse is divided into two sections: those who are grieving (family, friends, clan) sit to the north while those who are responding (the other clans) are seated to the south with the body of ...

Reprinted from booklet produced by the North American Indian Travelling College Throughout the year Mohawk people gather to give thanks for the constant return of gifts the Creator has put here for us ...

The Kanienkehaka Kainerehkowa Kanonsesneh, more commonly recognized as the Great Law Longhouse of Akwesasne and beyond, recently hosted a press conference to articulate their stance on the nearly four ...