Shoal Lake threatens to shut Winnipeg’s tap
Shoal Lake in Ontario has been Winnipeg’s source for water since 1919.
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Residential school film aims to tell ‘most important story in Canadian history’
The film company, Eagle Vision, plans to bring the experiences of survivors of the Indian residential school system to life.
Ottawa told to release Aboriginal Affairs emails kept under cabinet secrecy shroud
The Federal Court has ordered the Privy Council Office to either release internal emails between Aboriginal bureaucrats or better explain why the documents should be shrouded beneath the blanket of cabinet secrecy.
L’il Pappie staying gold
He’s only caught the public’s attention in the past couple of years, but he’s been preparing for this moment his whole life.
Headliners unveiled for Aboriginal Music Week
A celebration of Aboriginal music in Winnipeg has just announced its headliners.
Disabled Cree man dies after brutal Winnipeg beating
APTN has been following the story of a 27-year-old disabled man who was assaulted in his Winnipeg apartment.
Ottawa still MIA on relocating flood ravaged community
Once again, flooding forced residents of Lake St. Martin from their homes this spring.
Deadly beating of disabled man leaves family searching for answers
Family and friends of a disabled First Nations man who was beaten and left for dead are asking why and how this could have happened.
Pop-ups and homeruns lead to swinging good time
Nearly five dozen teams from across Canada competed in Winnipeg this weekend.
