High hopes for NDP MLA Chief
Manitobans re-elected the NDP government in Tuesday’s provincial election.
Winnipeg
Shoal Lake steps up pressure on Winnipeg over water rights
A First Nation in Ontario is accusing Winnipeg of stealing their most precious resource: water.
Air Canada’s safety fears trigger Winnipeg outrage
A decision by Air Canada to move its flight crews out of the Radisson Hotel in downtown Winnipeg has people up in arms.
Earl Cook memorial held at MTS Centre
APTN National News Earl Cook struggled with osteosarcoma, ADHD, Asperger’s, and Tourette’s, before passing away…
Rampant Winnipeg crime leaving residents in fear
Winnipeg stabbing spree is causing alarm for some folks living in the inner city which is an area that has a high number of Aboriginal residents.
‘Earl won’t be there’
Earl Cook was in many ways an ordinary young man.
Police recommend charges in Brian Sinclair hospital death: report
Charges against a Winnipeg hospital and an emergency room staff member are reportedly looming after a year-long police investigation into the death of Brian Sinclair, a wheelchair bound double-amputee Aboriginal man who died after spending 34 hours waiting to see a doctor.
Cross-country walk aims to raise youth shelter funds
It is called “Walk for Nations.”
Shoal Lake threatens to shut Winnipeg’s tap
Shoal Lake in Ontario has been Winnipeg’s source for water since 1919.