Indigenous women in troubled Winnipeg neighbourhood tell their stories through photographs
Nine women, six of whom are Indigenous, picked up cameras for the first time to share their stories around living in the area
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Winnipeg’s mayor praises police for not using weapons in takedown of masked, gun-wielding teen
It was later revealed that the girl was waving a replica handgun, something that wasn’t known to police at the time
Group calls for tougher safety inspections for rooming houses after Indigenous woman dies in fire
Brenda Campbell, 51, was killed in the blaze along with 61-year-old John Bendon
Displaced Manitoba flood evacuees protest at Red Cross, allege mistreatment
A Red Cross representative says the agency wants to find solutions to their concerns
Winnipeg education conference looks at ways to add culture to mainstream curriculum
The two-day event has included discussions about reconciliation and involves educators from across Canada
Vigil held in Winnipeg for Indigenous man slain downtown
Cyril Weenusk, 26, was found dead on Tuesday after police say a fight happened involving several others
Group on healing walk across Manitoba motivated by personal tragedies
The group started in the northern town of Thompson and finished in Winnipeg, for a total of 760 km
Father of girl attacked in viral Facebook video says stop sharing violent content
Dion LeClaire-Cook says there should be stricter Facebook regulations after his daughter was shown getting attacked
First Nations students finally get diplomas in Winnipeg hotel after wildfire disrupted grad ceremony
The celebration, as well as dresses and tuxedos, were donated to the group from Chemawawin Cree Nation in Northern Manitoba