Manitoba teams crowned with gold at National Aboriginal Hockey Championships
About 40 Indigenous teenagers from across the province are celebrating some big hockey wins.
Winnipeg
Tense moments unfolding at Winnipeg’s only friendship centre
Shaneen Robinson-Desjarlais APTN National News Some dramatic moments at Winnipeg’s only friendship centre unfolded Monday…
Manitoba RCMP probe of Peguis trust fund dollar use on hold pending federal financial review
Jorge Barrera APTN National News The RCMP in Manitoba has an open investigation into allegations…
Vigils held for Sagkeeng’s Serena McKay on the weekend
wo vigils were held to remember Serena Mckay. The 19-year old was murdered on the Sagkeeng First Nation in Manitoba. Her body was discovered April 24.
Justin Hudson sentenced to 23 years for role in attack on two Winnipeg women
One of two men, who took part in the violent attacks against two women in Winnipeg in Nov. 2014, has been sentenced to 23 years in prison.
Red River sweat lodge one of the keys to success for Winnipeg students
A college in Manitoba officially opened its first sweat lodge for staff and students.
‘We should know right?’ Winnipeg landlord defends asking potential tenant if he was ‘native’
A Winnipeg landlord is defending his question to a potential tenant saying that he has a “right to know” who lives in a property he owns.
Face to Face: Family member of 9 missing or murdered now critical of MMIWG Inquiry
Sue Caribou had high hopes for the national inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.
Winnipeg addict talks about ‘getting clean’ from opioid use
Opiate addiction has become a national crisis. Deaths related to the opioid Fentanyl are skyrocketing.