Family of Indigenous woman who officials say died of overdose believe she was also attacked
The woman’s family say they saw bruises on her face and neck that weren’t there before she died.
Manitoba
Long Plain chief says fixing tornado damage will cost millions, some might have to wait months to return
Hundreds of people have now returned to their homes, but more than 100 others might have to stay in hotels for weeks to come.
Indigenous women in troubled Winnipeg neighbourhood tell their stories through photographs
Nine women, six of whom are Indigenous, picked up cameras for the first time to share their stories around living in the area
Manitoba chief says MMIW inquiry terms of reference falls short on policing, child welfare
Dennis Ward and Kenneth Jackson APTN National News A chief in Manitoba says she’s seen the…
First Nations students finally get diplomas in Winnipeg hotel after wildfire disrupted grad ceremony
The celebration, as well as dresses and tuxedos, were donated to the group from Chemawawin Cree Nation in Northern Manitoba
Embattled trash collection company hit with new stop-work orders
Emterra receives ten more citations by provincial health and safety inspectors
Indigenous boxer remembers Muhammad Ali
Muhammed Ali and his impression on Indigenous peoples
Indigenous youth visiting APTN meet with Prime Minister, sit in on live interview
Speaking with the Prime Minister an exciting experience for Indigenous youth
History in the making: highlights from #APTNTrudeau
Social media active as Trudeau sits down with APTN National News