Osborne House executive files human rights complaint against Manitoba’s deputy minister over ‘do-good white people’ comment
People in Winnipeg are sweating through a heat wave.
Winnipeg
Bannock van spray painted, windows smashed in Winnipeg
Althea Guiboche helps feed the homeless people living on the streets of Winnipeg.
International pow wow kicks off in Winnipeg
APTN National News This year’s Manito Ahbee international pow wow competition and trade show kicked off…
Stars light up this years Aboriginal Peoples choice music awards
APTN National News The stars were out in force this weekend at Winnipeg’s MTS centre….
Manitoba First Nation organization slams human rights museum over 'genocide' exclusion
A Manitoba First Nation organization is slamming the Canadian Museum of Human Rights for refusing to use the term “genocide” in the title of an exhibit on Canada’s policies toward Indigenous people over the past century.
Parents sue air ambulance company after toddler suffered brain damage
Two year-old Morgan Moar-Campbell suffered brain damage after his breathing tube fell while he was being flown to Winnipeg for treatment.
Men trolling for Aboriginal sex trade workers in Winnipeg's north end have been warned
Winnpeg’s north end is known for attracting for sex trade workers and their customers, so-called Johns who cruise the streets.
Ex-grand chief defends severance pay, blames staff for education fund transfers
The former grand chief of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs finally addressed allegation against him over financial dealings that occurred under his leadership.
Struggling to feed a family
The high cost of food in the north and changes impacting the ability to hunt and persistent poverty means many Indigenous people continue to go hungry.