Manitoba now holds record for longest wrongful conviction: law prof
A Winnipeg judge recently acquitted two First Nations men of murder after 50 years.
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Winnipeg police investigating after headquarters vandalized
Incident follows arrest of #SearchTheLandfill advocate.
First Nation spends day in ceremony to launch dig for potential unmarked graves
Before the sun broke through the sky Monday morning, members of a First Nation in…
Team Manitoba joins the playoffs at the North American Indigenous Games
Fans watched the ‘nail-biting’ game that ended team Nova Scotia’s winning streak
Indigenous leaders say Winnipeg mayor supports landfill search
Cambria Harris continues to advocate for her mother, whose remains may be in a Winnipeg landfill
Anishinabe nation in Manitoba prepares to excavate 14 anomalies
Minegoziibe Anishinabe suspects there may be unmarked graves underneath Catholic church and site of former residential school
Hard work, perseverance key to Manitoba’s 19U male soccer team success
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Camp Marcedes set up at Winnipeg’s human rights museum to honour victims of accused serial killer
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Two men wrongfully convicted 50 years ago speak out about justice system
‘The justice system needs to change,’ says Allan Woodhouse
