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This web page is intended for building community relations through accountability and positive organization; and is dedicated to promoting community awareness and resources, giving Six Nations an active presence on a local, provincial, national, and international scope.
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Media
For all Media Inquiries, Please Contact:
Karen Best,
Six Nations Council Communications Officer
1695 Chiefswood Rd.
P. o. Box 5000
N0A 1M0
ph: 519-445-2201
fax: 519-445-4208
Visiting the Six Nations of the Grand River Territory by media must be arranged by contacting the Six Nations Council Administration. Advanced notice is required.
Media interview requests should be submitted to the Six Nations Council Administration. All interview requests will be considered. Media related calls considered inappropriate will not be considered.
Please note that in the interests of Six Nations Council. Interviews may be declined, or set schedules may change based on the needs of the Six Nations Chief, Council, and Administration.
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Wire Service
The intention of the Six Nations wire service is to provide real-time news from across North America and beyonda to the Six Nations and surrounding communities.
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Local Media
Print Media
Tekawennake News: www.tekanews.com
The Turtle Island News: www.theturtleislandnews.com
Radio
100.3 FM CKRZ: www.ckrz.com
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