Have you seen Carolyn Sinclair?
A Winnipeg family is pleading for help.
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Gunfire leaves Canada's largest urban Aboriginal community on edge
The largest urban Aboriginal community in Canada was on edge Tuesday night.
Gunfire leaves Canada’s largest urban Aboriginal community on edge
The largest urban Aboriginal community in Canada was on edge Tuesday night.
Winnipeg human rights museum could bury 1,000 year-old artifacts
The troubled Canadian museum for human rights got another blow this weekend as news emerged that the chairman of the board has quit.
Three years after Winnipeg police shot Wasagamack First Nation man, still no answers
A community in northern Manitoba is trying to get some answers about what happened to one of its members more than three years ago.
Dominique McCann, 19, murdered, no suspects yet
Another Aboriginal woman has been murdered.
James guilty plea “one more step closer to closure,” says Theo Fleury
Former junior hockey coach Graham James has a date to appear in court.
Winnipeg Aboriginal Film Festival kicks off for 10th year
The Winnipeg Aboriginal Film Festival is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year.
Indigenous issues find new outlet through Occupy movement
It is a global movement aimed at corporate greed.