Manitoba raids Dakota smoke shop, seizes Mohawk cigs
It didn’t take long for Manitoba tax authorities to strike.
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Winnipeg police chief says service trying to build bridges
Winnipeg recently surpassed its previous record for murders in a year. With a rash of crime sweeping across the city, APTN National News sat down with police chief Keith McCaskill to discuss what his police force is doing to stop the violence and repair relations with the Aboriginal community.
RCMP search for missing Garden Hill First Nation youth
APTN National News People living on the Garden Hill First Nation in Manitoba are preparing…
Aboriginal Veterans Day marked with pride
Aboriginal Veterans Day is officially recognized in only one Canadian province.
‘Refugee’ Dakota First Nation forms tobacco alliance with Mohawk firm
A Manitoba First Nation branded “American Indian refugees” by Ottawa has turned to the sale of Mohawk-made cigarettes and a casino to raise revenue for their cash-strapped community and escalate their battle with the federal government.
Beating drums and nimble feet
The 2011 Manito Ahbee event was in full swing this weekend.
Aboriginal People’s Choice Music Awards rocks Winnipeg
Winnipeg played host to this year’s Aboriginal People’s Choice Music Awards.
Lake St. Martin evacuees feeling “unwelcome” in Winnipeg
APTN National News Lake St. Martin First Nation was swept away in the 2011 spring…
Sixth annual Manito Ahbee festival launches
APTN National News Manito Ahbee is taking over Winnipeg concert halls for the sixth year…
