‘Safety’s number 1’: Tiny home village for people without safe accommodations opens in Winnipeg
Bundles of dried sage tied together with red ribbon hang from black fixtures connected to…
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Warming tipis being set up to help unsheltered people survive Winnipeg winter
Winnipeg’s unhoused population now has a temporary alternative to sheltering in bus shacks, make-shift tents,…
Indigenous youth are making a difference across the country and here’s how
From coast to coast to coast, Indigenous youth are doing amazing things and breaking barriers…
First Nations, Manitoba and feds team up on rental project for First Nations students
An apartment complex slated to open next year in Winnipeg is to provide First Nations…
NHL legend and Hall of Famer Bryan Trottier talks life on and off the ice
Bryan Trottier might not have been the fastest skater or have the hardest shot, but…
Recovering addict chronicles crime, prison and pain in new book
Vinnie Lillie overcomes trauma to leave drugs, gangs, prison behind
Putting the ‘win’ in land-based education with Kis Kin Ha Ma Ki Win
A project at the University of Manitoba is empowering Indigenous children to get more involved…
Winnipeg landfill to reopen while talks of searching for Indigenous women continue
A landfill has reopened to the public after weeks of conversations between the City of…
Métis citizenship cards not accepted as I.D. at Manitoba Liquor Marts, APTN finds
Liquor Marts have required identification to enter since 2019, when the Crown corporation first implemented controlled entrances as an anti-theft practice.