Aboriginal Affairs department has low expectations for First Nations students: principal
A right to a fair education for First Nation students is on the minds of many, including the Grand Council of Treaty 3.
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Treaty council launches multi-million dollar education lawsuit against Ottawa
The Grand Council of Treaty 3 is launching a multi-million dollar lawsuit against the Canadian government.
RCMP role in First Nation debated after man shot by officer
Residents of Long Plain First Nation are reeling after an RCMP officer shot an arm in the community who was armed with a baseball bat.
Man armed with baseball bat shot by RCMP on Long Plain First Nation
A 28 year-old man is in stable condition in hospital after being shot by an RCMP officer this weekend in Manitoba.
Northern Manitoba First Nations hopeful after federal government’s water announcement
Aboriginal Affairs Minister John Duncan has announced the government will be investing $5.5 million for improving water infrastructure in northern Manitoba.
Riel honoured by governments who would have labelled him traitor
Wednesday marked an important anniversary for Canada’s Metis people.
Winnipeg Aboriginal Film Festival kicks off for 10th year
The Winnipeg Aboriginal Film Festival is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year.
Indigenous issues find new outlet through Occupy movement
It is a global movement aimed at corporate greed.
Manitoba raids Dakota smoke shop, seizes Mohawk cigs
It didn’t take long for Manitoba tax authorities to strike.