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.
Winnipeg
$250,000 in cheques paid to ex-AMC finance director "did not have proper authorization"
The former director of finance for the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs allegedly paid himself about $250,000 in cheques that were not properly authorized, according to a complaint submitted to Manitoba’s chartered accountants institute.
Nepinak: We're born here first, we're born here free
Leaders from Manitoba took to their motorcycles to travel cross-country to education communities about treaty rights.
Lost during 60's Scoop, one woman journeys to find biological family
In the 1960s thousands of Aboriginal children were snatched from their homes and sent to live with non-Aboriginal middle class families, supposedly for the benefit of the child.
RCMP officer was in life-and-death struggle to save woman's life
This is a story about an RCMP officer in Manitoba who rescued a First Nations woman from a frigid river.
Boy, 2, mauled by dog in northern Manitoba
A two-year-old boy is recovering after being attacked by a dog.
Canada's spy agency uses national security provisions to keep records on AIM Winnipeg chapter secret
Canada’s spy agency is using national security provisions contained in access to information laws to withhold its files on the emergence of an American Indian Movement chapter in Winnipeg.
Family of murdered Winnipeg woman speaking out
APTN National News The family of a Winnipeg woman found dead in British Columbia is…
An endless nightmare full of unanswered questions shrouds Myrna Letandre's death
A murder in British Columbia led to the search of a home in Winnipeg, which unearthed the remains of Myrna Letandre who went missing 2006.
