Indian Time is a weekly community newspaper and has been printing since 1983. The staff is dedicated to reporting on what is happening in Akwesasne and our sister Iroquois communities. Our weekly ...

To benefit Akwesasne Attack u13 Traveling to Florida for Dicks Sporting Goods field lacrosse tournament DECEMBER 23rd SNYE RECREATION START TIME 10AM CHICKEN BBQ @ 11AM - $10.00 CONCESSION WILL BE ...

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 ...

Democracy Forward read Project 2025’s entire 900+ page “Mandate for Leadership” so that you don’t have to. What they discovered was a systemic, ruthless plan to undermine the quality of life of ...

SAN FRANCISCO – Earthjustice, representing the Yurok Tribe, Alaska Community Action on Toxics, the Center for Environmental Transformation, and the Consumer Federation of America, filed a lawsuit ...

FORT YATES, N.D. – The Black Hills are not for sale and never will be was the central uniting message discussed during a meeting ...

The story goes Akwesasne Notes started as a mimeograph newsletter in Mike Boots’ barber shop on Cornwall Island. In a few years it reached a national and international circulation of 100,000 which ...

The Food and Drug Administration is considering a ban on food dye, Red No. 3. The agency has been reviewing a petition to ban the colorant for two years. The petroleum-based dye has been used for more ...

In an exclusive press release, Orenrehkowa Roiane Iothore – Howard Thompson responds to the recent events which have taken place at meetings and at the Nation Office. Orenrehkowa Roiane Iothore – ...

Ho ho ho! The residents of the Tsiionkwanonhso:te Long-Term Care Facility (LTC) had a jolly good time with a special visit from none other than Santa and Mrs. Claus! Their guest appearance was a huge ...

President Biden announced a new national monument to tell the story of the more than 400 boarding schools where tens of thousands of American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian children were ...