By Sam Laskaris Writer Kane Styres is too young to drive. Or vote. But the Six Nations member, who will not celebrate his 16th birthday until Dec. 11, is making a name for himself in junior hockey circles. The 15-year-old defenceman is a rookie with the Caledonia Corvairs, a Junior B squad that participates in the Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League (GOJHL). That means Styres is participating in a league that includes players who could potentially be up to six years older than him right now. And it’s not as if Styres is seeing limited action. He’s a regular on the Corvairs’ blueline and is earning plenty of praise from club officials. Styres still has plenty of growing to do. He’s 5-foot-10 now and weighs 160 pounds. While some other

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