Sixties Scoop survivor hopes momentum builds on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
‘My hope is that it doesn’t end after today,’ says survivor.
Winnipeg
First Nations woman in Winnipeg says cab driver attacked her
Taxi company in city says it was the other way around.
Mother of boy, 3, fatally stabbed in Winnipeg describes night her son was attacked
The mother of a three-year-old boy who was stabbed repeatedly in the head and neck…
Artist uses new exhibit to fight erasure of Métis women from history
Winnipeg Art Gallery honours Métis women in Heart Beat of a Nation exhibit running until Sept. 20
Manitoba First Nations leaders say they’re non-partisan despite endorsing Liberal candidate in front of NDP leader
Chiefs insist they support Liberal candidate Shirley Robinson because more First Nations representation needed in Parliament
Cree activist turned author tells story of healing in Winnipeg’s inner city
‘It’s a shared experience I think that many Native people you know have gone through,’ says Clayton Thomas-Muller of new book
Brian Pallister to step down as Manitoba premier
Manitoba Progressive Conservative Party will select new leader in October
Wildfires continue to disrupt First Nations, fire records
Wildfires continue to burn across half the country fuelled by heatwaves and the dry conditions…
‘We were so happy to see her back’: Dog rescues continue during forest fires in Manitoba
Melanie Chudyk spent a morning this week pulling puppies from under a deck in a…
