Manitoba Hydro needs safe spaces for Indigenous women, says former board member
It’s been two weeks since a damning Manitoba report alleged abuse and racism at…
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New University of Alberta project collects stories of Indigenous women, two-spirit resilience
The University of Alberta has launched the Indigenous Women’s Resilience Project. It is aimed…
Alleged abuse by hydro workers sparks calls for province to send trauma counsellors to First Nations
A damning report alleging sexual abuse and racism at the hands of Manitoba Hydro…
Abuse, racism, loss of land: The shocking allegations of sexual abuse of Indigenous women in Manitoba
The Manitoba government is calling on RCMP to investigate shocking allegations made against hydro…
‘Injustices did occur:’ Manitoba chief calls for abused women to be compensated
(Kevin Hart, regional chief for the Assembly of First Nations. Credit: www.afn.ca) A Manitoba chief says Indigenous women…
RCMP charge Manitoba man after missing Alberta woman’s remains found
After nearly three years of searching for her mother, Nicole Gladue-Weesemat received news her search…
Prominent MMIWG activists slam six-month inquiry extension
For over 40 years, activists Bernie Williams and Gladys Radek have been fighting for justice…
National billboard art project showcasing Indigenous resilience
A new art exhibition is hitting the road and showcasing works from 50 contemporary Indigenous…
Missing, murdered Indigenous women inquiry hears about justice problems in North
Vast geographic distances and high staff turnover have made it more difficult for justice officials to help Indigenous women and girls in the North, a national inquiry was told Monday.
