Winnipeggers at odds over whether to scrap name of pro-residential school bishop from city signs
Bishop Grandin Boulevard and St. Vital are well-known names in Winnipeg. The former is…
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Four years after her death, Tina Fontaine’s mother still seeking answers
This Friday will make a grim anniversary. It will have been four years since…
Metis Pavilion back at Folklorama in Winnipeg
For the first time in eight years, the Metis Pavilion is back at Folklorama…
Sentencing for second teen involved in Serena McKay death leaves family disappointed
Emotions ran high in a Winnipeg courtroom after a judge handed down a youth sentence…
Family seeking answers after First Nation woman hospitalized for three months
The family of a First Nation woman says she was seriously assaulted in April….
Indigenous senior claims she is just given enough to survive by Manitoba’s Public Guardian and Trustee office
She once lived confidently and independently in her one-bedroom apartment but now Marie Whitford, 82,…
Life in prison for killer of Simone Sanderson
A Winnipeg man was sentenced to life in prison Friday for the second-degree murder of…
Teens lead letter-writing campaign to educate public on residential schools
Students at a Winnipeg school have put pen to paper to share how learning about residential schools for the first time has impacted them.
Decolonizing the classroom: a look at one Winnipeg school’s mission
Located in Winnipeg’s North End, R.B. Russell is a predominantly Indigenous populated school. Approximately 98 per cent of the students here identify as Indigenous.