RCMP thought garage fire was cultural cleansing after Cree woman died: Family
The 37-year-old was found frozen to death in her front yard following a party in the garage.
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60s Scoop demonstrations unfold across the country
They wore purple arm bands in Ottawa, a healing colour in some Indigenous cultures.
IKWE puts women’s needs first on the road in Winnipeg
The woman-only ridesharing service has been operating in Winnipeg for two years as an alternative to taxis.
Sky’s not the limit for first female Indigenous Medivac crew
“You’re looking at the creation of a couple of role models.” Ricky Brenton, general manager, of Missinippi Airways.
New power for Manitoba children’s advocate after inquiry into 5 year old’s death
Manitoba’s children’s advocate will gain new powers next week to work on behalf of more…
MKO chief offers conditional support of MMIWG inquiry chief commissioner
It’s a 180-degree shift from December 2017 when North insisted Buller resign as commissioner.
Union trash talks Winnipeg’s newest private garbage collectors
The union has long opposed privatization for lower wages and poorer benefits.
InFocus looks at the life and legacy of Tina Fontaine
Fontaine’s legacy includes the Drag the Red initiative, the re-emergence of the Bear Clan Patrol, changes to Manitoba’s child welfare system.
Government says review of how CFS system handled Tina Fontaine will be released
The Manitoba government committed late Monday to releasing a report into how child welfare workers…