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More than 1,200 people packed the room for the State of the Province address, where Premier Kinew laid out his government's roadmap for the year ahead, directly speaking to the business community and industry...

The Manitoba Métis Federation has launched lawsuits against Manitoba and Canada, arguing Red River Métis Sixties Scoop survivors were left out of past settlements. The MMF says it’s turning to the...

A new Indigenous spot will soon be available in the heart of downtown Edmonton. It will offer Edmontonians a combination of a traditional Indigenous café and a space for live performances, music, and...

While questions were flying from UCP members to cabinet ministers on multiple topics like vaccines, auto insurance reform, and policing, one man’s turn got the attention of everyone. Jeffrey Rath...

A Manitoba-made web series has been created to shine a light on the Sixties Scoop, where thousands of Indigenous children were taken from their families and placed into non-Indigenous homes. Now the...

Manitoba’s First Nations leaders are weighing in on the federal government’s latest budget, offering a range of perspectives on what it delivers for Indigenous communities and what they’re concerned...

The Southern Chiefs’ Organization hosts their third annual First Nations Veterans Summit on Sunday, to celebrate, honour, and support First Nations Veterans, with the theme: “look how far we’ve come”. “Suffer...

An Indigenous-led family reunification home in Winnipeg that’s helped dozens of parents work toward healing and recovery may be forced to close its doors, saying they are running out of federal funding...

Five and a half years after a mother of six, Melinda Lynxleg went missing, RCMP have arrested three men in her murder. “Every single person worked incredibly hard to find justice for Melinda,” said...