Métis woman named deputy commissioner for Indigenous corrections
‘The new position will work to build and further partnerships with Indigenous peoples,’ says minister.
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Anger, fear and questions mark a meeting in Fort Chipewyan with Imperial Oil
Fort Chipewyan residents are still concerned about the effects of living upstream of a tar sands mine.
St. Theresa Point chief calls for coroner’s investigation into deaths of two teenagers
St. Theresa Point First Nation is taking matters into its own hands as it deals…
‘We are probably going to be the first oil sands environmental refugees’
Imperial Oil meeting does little to reassure residents about Kearl site tailings pond leak
Pope Francis’s tour came with a minimum $55 million price tag for Ottawa
The Canadian bishops organized the papal visit and previously said it cost the organization about $18.6 million.
What it was like to search the dark corners of Winnipeg for a missing mother
Missing woman back in Kenora with her family.
Manitoba MP calls for ‘urgent help’ for First Nations in crisis
The MP for Churchill Keewatinook Aski is joining a growing number of voices urgently calling…
Manitoba licence plate in the works for families of MMIWG and Two-Spirit people
Specialty plate will raise funds for as-yet-to-be decided program
Legislation needed to protect private land that may have possible school gravesites: Murray
Kimberly Murray says there is evidence that construction sites aren’t protecting graves.