Peguis First Nation artist opens soapstone carving business in Winnipeg
A Peguis First Nation artist who now calls Winnipeg home says soapstone carving helped begin…
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Indigenous humour and why it makes us smile put InFocus
On this edition of InFocus we’re putting Indigenous comedy at centre stage. We hope everyone…
Young entrepreneur creates one-stop shop for Indigenous goods
A young First Nations entrepreneur in Winnipeg has opened up her own store to bring…
Whakaata Māori has changed in the TV landscape in New Zealand
In the 19 years that Whakaata Māori has been on the air, a lot has…
‘My son is gone’: Family in The Pas grieving after son’s overdose
RCMP is investigating after seven toxic drug overdoses hit northern Manitoba towns.
Sacred site for residential school survivors vandalized says Way-Say Healing Centre
Police say there has been a rash of thefts near the area.
Winnipeg’s North End on edge after latest discovery of woman’s remains
An advocate who helps families of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls says people…
Why does it feel like racism isn’t changing in today’s health-care system?
Most people now know these names, Brian Sinclair, Joyce Echequan and Lillian Vanasse. They’re three…
Health care workers need more training to help transgender patients say physicians
Accessing safe, affirming healthcare is difficult for transgender people across the country partly due to…