Young people get a shot to work with Canada’s top business people
A pilot project has been launched in Manitoba that will offer 18 young people the chance to be mentored by some of the top businesses in Canada.
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Above and beyond, meet the 22 year old Winnipeg man who shared his community money award with the Bear Clan patrol
A Winnipeg man has a big reputation for having a big heart – and his latest act is helping prove his case.
Construction begins on Freedom Road to Shoal Lake 40
The community of Shoal Lake 40 in Manitoba hosted a celebratory feast last week to kick off construction of the much awaited Freedom Road.
A wrap of Aboriginal Day across the country
Shaneen Robinson-Desjarlais APTN National News Eight cities, dozens of acts and one big celebration. APTN’s…
After 35 years, Métis man finally makes it home
Brittany Hobson APTN National News An estimated 20,000 children were removed from their homes during…
Manitoba First Nation has $865K in unsupported, ineligible spending
A Rolling River First Nation official took home nearly $200,000 in ‘unsupported or ineligible’ payments for travel, sundry, and ‘admin fees’ according to an audit obtained by APTN National News.
Winnipeg’s Indian and Métis Friendship Centre battles with AIM over who sits on the board, and what they can wear
Another election was held to create a new board for the embattled Métis Friendship Centre in Winnipeg Wednesday night.
Community in northern Manitoba calls for help from province, Canada in wake of flooded rail line
The northern Manitoba town of Churchill is urging the provincial and federal governments to assist with the unexpected closure of a vital rail line.
Family of man shot by Winnipeg police speaking out
The family of a First Nations man who was shot by police last month is speaking out.