Family calls for inquest in death of disabled man
The family of a man who died from a beating last August is now calling for a provincial inquest.
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More First Nations under drinking water advisories
The number of First Nations under drinking water advisories has grown by nearly 40 per cent since 2006, the Liberals said Friday.
Long Plain First Nation lands urban reserve in heart of Winnipeg
The Long Plain First Nation is set to benefit from having an urban reserve in the heart of Winnipeg.
Have you seen Lorna Blacksmith?
A young Aboriginal woman from Winnipeg has gone missing.
Family of two girls killed by drunk driver shocked by sentence
In Manitoba, a 29 year-old man will serve only three months for taking the lives of two promising young teenagers.
Roseau River braces for referendum
Last March Terry Nelson was ousted as chief of the Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation by the reserve’s custom council.
Manitoba considers calling in army to help northern First Nations
Manitoba’s deputy premier says he’s prepared to ask the army to help resupply isolated and northern communities.
Have you seen Carolyn Sinclair?
A Winnipeg family is pleading for help.
Warm weather creates “emergency” situation for northern First Nations
Temperatures continue to over well above freezing in southern Manitoba.