AMC ‘offended and disappointed’ by appointment of Manitoba’s Charles Adler to Senate
The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs (AMC) says the organization is “offended and disappointed” over the…
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Lights, camera, camaraderie at Winnipeg Indigenous Filmmakers Collective
The Winnipeg Indigenous Filmmakers Collective started when there wasn’t much support in the industry for…
‘I’m saying good-bye’: Community marks 10 years since Tina Fontaine’s passing
Time hasn’t made it any easier for Thelma Favel to deal with the murder of…
B.C. film company fined for flying drone too close to killer whales
A Vancouver-based film company and its drone operator have been fined a total of $30,000…
Hunger strike spurs water-quality testing at Saskatchewan jail
The Saskatchewan government is testing drinking water at the Pine Grove Correctional Centre after some…
Violence prompts curfew for everyone on Manitoba First Nation, Indigenous group says
An organization representing Indigenous peoples in Manitoba says a First Nation in the northern part…
Manitoba announces nearly $1M for centre named after Tina Fontaine
As part of the 10 year anniversary of the murder of Tina Fontaine, the Manitoba…
Secwépemc inmate ends 4 week hunger strike in protest of unfair treatment, discrimination in prison
Norman LaRue says his family has suffered separation, abuse over three years at the Mission Institution.
Yukon minister says there’s still ‘hope’ for gold mining to continue at disaster site
Yukon Justice Minister Tracy-Anne McPhee says the territory’s government is still hopeful that mining can…