A Winnipeg First Nations rights activist says the husband of a senior Aboriginal Affairs official threatened him with legal action over a mass email containing unproven allegations the federal government attempted to interfere in the recent Assembly of First Nations election.
A Manitoba chief at the centre of a swirling controversy involving allegations of vote-buying and counter threats of legal action from a senior Aboriginal Affairs official says he’s worried the fall-out could result in Ottawa making his community pay the price.
Manitoba First Nations members flooded out of their homes for their past 17 months continued their protests against what they say are unfair cuts to their disaster assistance.
Since the decision was made to move the entire community of Lake St. Martin, little headway has been made as to where it will be relocated.
Manitoba’s auditor general has a new report on the provincial government’s handling of child and family services.
Evacuees from the flooded-out Little Saskatchewan First Nation in Manitoba say they have been left scrambling after being told, in a letter, their financial assistance would be drastically cut.
A piece of Metis history is now home.
What identifies a person as Metis?
In Winnipeg, the sixth annual Kookum walk wound its way through the streets of downtown Winnipeg.
