Police Week, hosted by Brantford Police at Children's Safety Village was another success. Congratulations to Cst. Laura Collier for her first time organizing the event. This year's highlig...
… For the past 25 years we have worked diligently. What we have accomplished is impressive. Men and women who came together with a shared commitment to serve the Community. During this tim...
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Bread and Cheese Day is observed by Canada's Six Nations Reserve on Victoria Day. The day is marked with speeches, games, and a gift of bread and cheese to members of the community.
In appreciation of their allegiance to the British Empire during the American Revolution and the War of 1812, Queen Victoria began an annual tradition of giving gifts to the Six Nations community, namely blankets. The custom ended with Victoria's death in 1901. In 1924, however, the Grand Council of the Six Nations decided to revive the practice, this time with gifts of bread and cheese, as a commemoration of the close ties between Six Nations and the British Crown.
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Chief of police awards the winner of busters colouring contest with her prize 👍awesome colouring!
Thanks Elijah Monroe I couldn't share it for some reason
Way to go Cheyenne!! ❤
Gigi Butler-Smith GiGi Van Every
After reading some of the comments on this post some of the users have been banned from the six nations police community page. It is important to realize that everyone is entitled to an opinion however this is our community police and users that are not from our community that are using it to promote stereotypes towards our people will not be allowed on the page. We welcome all comments negative and positive and We would like to remind everyone that Facebook is a forum for social networking and communication. We have a strong community with strong community values. Please stand strong in the face of typical stereotypes we face daily. #sixnationsstrong
I can't imagine what people comment on or send you private. I feel sorry for those who don't think before they say. On that note, keep truckin along. I've dealt with a few of you personally. Let me tell you second to none.
Way to go we don't need the stereotyping, proud of your work yesterday...
Proud Police agency for a proud community. You folks are top notch. Much respect.
Good call..ignorance still reigns for many.
What's wrong with some of theme people.
I completely missed what's going on. Carry on
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Six nations police would like to thank all of the community members that participated in the community awareness event "donut challenge". All of the donuts were amazing and each presented a unique taste. Also thanks to the community that participated in tasting and voting for your favourite. I know it came down to personal tastes for everyone. 👍👍 two thumbs up six nations. A special thanks to Tim Hortons Ohsweken for sponsoring the coffee and tea for the day it is very much appreciated.
Here is the winner Karen Hill of "Karen's kookies"
yay!! Karen!!
Congratulations!!
Way to go Karen🍩
Way to go karen!
aces Karen!
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