Morgan’s Warriors: Melissa Robinson’s fight to search a landfill and prevent other tragedies
It’s a muggy, mid-September night and more than a dozen people are gathering outside of…
Winnipeg
‘We have to listen to the truth’: Métis day school survivor shares healing journey
Decades later, survivor Andrew Carrier returns to the former École Sainte-Marie day school.
Residential school trauma can ripple through families for lifetimes
Orange Shirt Day is a reminder of ongoing impact of colonialism on First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities
‘The darkest day in our community’s history’: Plane crash victims in Winnipeg memorialized
A historical marker commemorating the victims of a plane crash more than 50 years ago…
Witness Blanket finds permanent home as human rights museum celebrates 10th anniversary
The Witness Blanket, a commemoration piece that was produced as part of the Truth and…
Tla’amin Nation choreographer to debut ballet in New York City
In šɛgatəm, Cameron Fraser-Monroe brings an Elder’s story to life through dance.
Advocates say pausing Manitoba housing benefit increases risk of homelessness
In early August, the Manitoba government paused the youth and homelessness streams of the Canada-Manitoba…
Thousands attend NCTR’s annual youth empowerment gathering in Winnipeg
This year’s theme is ‘Mino-Pimatisiwin’ meaning, the Good Life.
Gizhe Waa Tii-Si-Win Expo unites over 70 essential services under one roof in Winnipeg
From health cards to haircuts, the Gizhe Waa Tii-Si-Win Service Expo is bringing dozens of…
