Elder outraged over caribou “slaughter”
Chiefs from northern Manitoba are calling for an investigation into the slaughter of 30 barren ground caribou.
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Sheds for rent sparks controversy in Winnipeg
In Winnipeg, a controversy is brewing over whether living in a place that meets safety codes is more important than having a place to live in.
Clean, running water still lacking for many
Many First Nations face shortage of running water in Manitoba.
Manitoba grand chief visits Israel
The grand chief of the organization representing northern First Nations in Manitoba has paid a visit to Israel.
Lawyer who fleeced residential school survivors now in Israel
On Tuesday, APTN National News reported on the story of Howard Lorne Tennenhouse.
Swan Lake First Nation cashing in, building up
The sound of drills and hammers are echoing in the air.
3 women from same reserve vanished from same Winnipeg street
Hundreds of people gathered in downtown Winnipeg asking for help in finding three women who have vanished. All three women came from the same northern reserve and all went missing on the same city street.
Former First Nation chief seeking audience with Iran
A former Manitoba chief who says the federal Aboriginal Affairs department orchestrated a “coup” against him plans to ask Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad for permission to address Iran’s parliament on how Canada treats First Nations people.
Manitoba defence in Sinclair case: Dead have no human rights
The family of a disabled Aboriginal man who died in a Winnipeg hospital waiting room is facing a major test of their lawsuit.