Latest revelations in Tina Fontaine case leave many believing ‘system failed’
There are more questions than answers as a result of the latest developments in the Tina Fontaine case.
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RCMP charge two Dakota Ojibway police officers over use of force’s credit card
RCMP charged five people, including a sergeant and a constable, for unauthorized use of data from a credit card belonging to the Dakota Ojibway police service.
Child pilgrims walk 500 km for missing, murdered Indigenous women
The walk is called, “Children Fighting to Keep Our Girls Safe,” and it ended in Winnipeg Wednesday.
Winnipeg backs call for murdered, missing inquiry
Winnipeg’s council added its voice Wednesday to the call for a national inquiry on missing and murdered Indigenous women.
Manitoba chief quits MKO, wonders if organization in ‘downward spiral’
A northern Manitoba chief says he no longer recognizes the leadership of one of the province’s largest First Nation political groups.
Police investigate bone and denture discovery in Red River search
A volunteer group searching the Red River in Winnipeg for missing people has made numerous discoveries.
Youth at center of smudging controversy fighting for his life
Tim Fontaine APTN National News A young man who fought for the right to smudge…
Ottawa accused of human rights museum meddling days before grand opening
Controversy has surrounded the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg for years.
Buffalo Point man brings democracy campaign to U.S. embassy
A member of a Manitoba First Nation is bringing his concerns to the U.S. embassy in Ottawa.