Riel House federal budget cut victim
In Winnipeg, the future of a national historic site is in doubt.
Winnipeg
HIV, hepatitis scare at Winnipeg high school serving students from remote FN communities
About 80 students and staff members at a Winnipeg high school that teaches youth from remote northern First Nations communities will receive HIV and hepatitis test results Monday.
Minister Duncan dismisses Dakota claim they're governed by "law of the land"
As the Dakota in Manitoba continue their fight against the provincial government to sell cheap cigarettes, they also continue to claim their tribe is a sovereign nation.
Manitoba's cigarette battle with Dakotas could end with blockades: Nelson
A battle between Manitoba and Dakota communities over cigarette taxes could spread across the province and ignite rail blockades and other actions, says one of the candidates running for national chief of the Assembly of First Nations.
"Suicide knows no bounds"
“Suicide knows no bounds.”
CSIS looking for Indigenous recruits
The Canadian Security Intelligence Agency set up a booth in Winnipeg during a recent conference focused on Aboriginal business.
First Nations police officers honoured for bravery
Every year, the First Nations Chiefs of Police Association holds their annual bravery awards dinner.
A mother's journey from the jail cell
Many Aboriginal women coming out of the prison system find it next to impossible to transition back into society.
Kashtin reunites for Aboriginal Day Live bash
The line up for APTN’s Aboriginal Day Live broadcast and celebration was announced Wednesday.
