Can a music festival in Thunder Bay wake the giant? Some say yes it can
Thunder Bay is known for its legendary landmark, Nanabijoo or the Sleeping Giant. It provides…
Search Results for: Frank Young
Peg City: inside five years of homicide data
Indigenous people account for almost half of the homicide victims in the city of Winnipeg….
Murray Sinclair warns of violent rebellion if Indigenous rights continue to be oppressed
In a wide-ranging interview spanning the decades of his life from lawyer to judge and…
Gladue principles are failing in courts; how will they work in correctional system if ‘enshrined’ in law?
The number of Indigenous people being incarcerated in this country keeps rising. That’s a…
A Lonely Road: The mysterious death of Brittany Martel
“I made a promise at the funeral to drive that road; to find out what happened.” – Aunt Dolly Martel
‘I seen women raped:’ Report alleges hydro development led to abuse in Manitoba
The Manitoba government is asking the RCMP to investigate accusations that hydro development in northern…
National Inuit lobby group to vote in three-way race for president
Two candidates are vying to unseat Natan Obed as president of the Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami…
After living away from home for years, DFC’s grads talk about how they did it and life after high school
There are 24 members of the 2018 DFC graduating class. Many have overcome great personal pain to achieve a high school diploma. Meet some of them here.
At DFC in Thunder Bay, art club is more than just an after school program
15-year-old Ariana Chikane from North Caribou Lake enjoys the extracurricular activities at Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School (DFC).