Grand River Country

Located 10 minutes southeast of Brantford is the Six Nations of the Grand River Territory, the most populous Aboriginal community in Canada. Enjoy the colour and excitement of the famous Grand River Champion of Champions Pow-wow in July, or say goodbye to the summer at the Six Nations Fall Fair.

Stroll down the tree-lined pathway to the serene beauty of Her Majesty’s Royal Chapel of the Mohawks (the Grand’s oldest building), or discover the river-side Chiefswood National Historic Site, home of famous Mohawk poetess E. Pauline Johnson.

And when in the area, view the exhibits and regular events at the Woodland Cultural Centre, just up the road from the Mohawk Chapel.

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Paddling

Six Nations Canoeing

Ohsweken is located just off the Grand River, about mid-way between Brantford and Caledonia. Due to the back-up of water from the Caledonia Dam,...more >>

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Heritage and Arts

Chiefswood National Historic Site

The mansion known as Chiefswood sits atop the rolling hills along one of Canada's Heritage Rivers, The Grand River. Mohawk Chief George H.M. Johnson...more >>

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Aboriginal

Woodland Cultural Centre

The Woodland Cultural Centre is a First Nations educational and cultural center. It was established in 1972 to protect, promote, interpret, and...more >>

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Fishing

Six Nations Fishing

There is excellent fishing in the lower Grand River from Brantford, through Six Nations to Caledonia. At the upstream end of this stretch is the...more >>

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