‘60s Scoop survivors get apology in Alberta
“For this trauma, this pain, this suffering, alienation and sadness, we are sorry.”
Manitoba
A third of Little Grand Rapids in northern Manitoba flee wildfires
300 out of the 1,100 residents of the Little Grand Rapids First Nation in northern…
‘It got worse:’ Evacuation criticized after First Nation surrounded by fire
The federal government said it is stepping up efforts to evacuate two Manitoba First Nations that are threatened by a raging wildfire.
Mother of accused speaks in court as Simone Sanderson murder trial wraps up
The mother of the man accused of murdering Simone Sanderson spoke for the first time in court on Wednesday since wiretaps from her home were played during the murder trial last week.
Here’s a wrap of the 13th annual Manito Ahbee festival from Winnipeg
The Manito Ahbee Festival wrapped up in Winnipeg on Sunday. It was the 13th annual celebration of Indigenous culture, arts, and music.
Popular Winnipeg Friendship Centre cut off from funding again
The Indian and Metis Friendship centre in Winnipeg’s north end is once again facing the prospect of having to close its doors. Nearly 7,000 people pass through its doors every month but a funding issue may close its operations.
Manitoba Liberals hope law will help workers talk about incident that killed First Nation man
“I understand there are others…who are ready to come forward to talk about the situation but are reluctant to do so for fear of losing their jobs.”
23 year old April Carpenter identified as woman pulled from Winnipeg’s Red River
A young woman pulled from the Red River in Winnipeg has been identified as 23-year-old April Carpenter.
Manitoba moves to reform night-hunting
The Bill is just the first step in making changes, says the province.