Hundreds from Manitoba Cree nation sign petition to remove chief
400 people in the community of O-Pipon-Na-Piwin Cree Nation in Manitoba have signed a petition demanding that the chief resign.
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Arlen Dumas: Putting the spotlight on the child welfare system and the path forward from a shuttered rail line
APTN Face To Face When Arlen Dumas was first elected Chief of Mathias Colomb Cree…
‘The Last Ride’ giving Errol Ranville a second chance at life
A new documentary chronicling the life of iconic Aboriginal musician Errol Ranville is debuting in Winnipeg at a local film festival.
Flood evacuees from Lake St. Martin return home
It’s been a long six years since devastating flooding forced more than a thousand members of Lake St. Martin First Nation from their homes.
60s Scoop survivors take to the streets of Winnipeg
Dozens of 60s Scoop survivors took to the streets of Winnipeg Friday morning to raise awareness about the ongoing issues they face.
Irene Young: An Elders perspective on restorative justice, AJI and the MMIWG National Inquiry
APTN Face To Face She is a mother and grandmother. A residential school survivor and…
Manitoba rejected 24-hour safe place for LGBTQS2, inquiry told
“We gave them a proposal for $600,000. They said ‘No.”
Manitoba, Canada agree to pay $90 million to 4 First Nations for 2011 flood
The province of Manitoba and the federal government have agreed to a $90 settlement with four First Nation communities affected by the massive 2011 flood.