If Mayor of Winnipeg has opinion of team name he should share it says Edmonton Eskimos
Edmonton mayor Don Iveson says the name Eskimos may have a negative effect on the festivities around the city hosting the 2018 Grey Cup.
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60s Scoop survivors take to the streets of Winnipeg
Dozens of 60s Scoop survivors took to the streets of Winnipeg Friday morning to raise awareness about the ongoing issues they face.
Manitoba rejected 24-hour safe place for LGBTQS2, inquiry told
“We gave them a proposal for $600,000. They said ‘No.”
Julie Nagam and Jaimie Issac: Providing a powerful platform for insurgence and resurgence
APTN Face To Face INSURGENCE/RESURGENCE is a groundbreaking exhibition recently unveiled at the Winnipeg Art…
Nicole Daniels: A freezing death, false assumptions and pain
When Nicole Daniels was found frozen to death it wasn’t the worse thing that happened to her family, the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls heard Monday.
Wood smoke and songs kick off MMIWG Inquiry in Winnipeg
Elders blessed the sacred fire and put down their bundles to open the week of hearings for families of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls in Winnipeg Monday.
Crimes against women in Manitoba to take centre stage at MMIWG National Inquiry
Children for sale, women gone missing, and bodies dumped in rivers – these are some of the crimes commissioners probing an epidemic of violence against Indigenous women and girls will hear about at the national inquiry in Winnipeg Oct 16-20.
Manitoba CFS organizations receive millions for studies, programs
Two First Nation organizations in Manitoba are receiving $3.3-million from the federal government, province and a Winnipeg foundation to cover programs, and studies related to the province’s child welfare system.
