‘We were so lost’: Dianne Stewart gone but not forgotten
Dianne Stewart’s family remember her life cut too short and continue their search, 24 years later
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‘All my ancestors are survivors’: Racism and the relationship between Black and Mi’kmaw Peoples in Nova Scotia
Natteal Battiste sits on the edge of the boxing ring, wraps her hands, and pulls…
Chief says infestations, housing shortage ‘a whole systemic issue’ in Shamattawa
Eric Redhead says remote community needs at least 30 more houses: ‘It’s not only a bug issue’
Cree teen designs a line of merchandise to help fund schooling and hockey
In the six years Mariko Bercier has been playing hockey, he’s travelled all across Manitoba….
Cockroach nests and exploding furnaces: Why people of Shamattawa are pleading for help
‘I don’t really know how many houses are like that but I know that there is no help for them.’
CNN puts itself in the news with ‘Something Else’ label
U.S. network apologizes for ‘poor choice of words’ during election coverage
MKO and Cree Nations say Manitoba Hydro not taking outbreak at northern Keeyask dam seriously
Four Cree Nations are asking the federal government to step in after they say concerns…
Pikangikum wants restoration of Anishinaabe law, renewal of treaty relationship following ‘landmark’ ruling
‘Being forced to adopt the ways of others was not what our ancestors intended when they entered into Treaty with the Queen.’
First Nations child kept in care for two years after customary care agreement expired
Child welfare agency worker caught on recording saying five times there was an agreement