4 gunshots, screams heard on video capturing moment RCMP officer shoots Norway House man
A team of civilian and police investigators from Alberta is now investigating Sunday’s shooting of an unarmed man by an RCMP officer in Norway House, Man.
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Grand Chief Harper used MKO’s money for car repairs, guitars: documents
The grand chief of Manitoba Keeewatinowi Okimakanak, which represents some of the poorest communities in Canada, bought three guitars on his organization’s dime, according to documents obtained by APTN National News.
Team Manitoba pumped and primed for North American Indigenous Games
Athletes from across North America are gearing up for the 2014 North American Indigenous Games
Genocide scholars visit Sagkeeng First Nation to talk residential schools
A conference for the International Association of Genocide Scholars is taking place in Winnipeg.
Manitoba FN organization hosting AFN election facing financial, political turmoil
When Assembly of First Nations chiefs on Tuesday decided to hold the election for national chief in Winnipeg this coming December, Manitoba Keeewatinowi Okimakanak Grand Chief David Harper, who will be the host, told the Halifax gathering his organization was “financially ready” to hold the event.
Lake St. Martin finally reaches deal with Manitoba, Ottawa on devastating 2011 flood
People from Lake St. Martin First Nation have been displaced for more than three years since the 2011 flood in Manitoba.
Climate change exhibit unveiled at Winnipeg Zoo
There’s a new exhibit about the North at the Winnipeg Zoo.
Family desperate for answers on murder of 15 year-old girl in God’s Lake First Nation
The family of a murdered 15 year-old girl on the God’s Lake First Nation say they aren’t getting any answers from the RCMP about her death.
‘Hoping’ and ‘praying’ as Manitoba flood waters rise
Communities in Manitoba are dealing with massive flooding and some have declared a state of emergency.