St. Theresa Point First Nation in northern Manitoba is holding its inaugural Red Dress Day event on Monday to mourn and remember missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and two-spirit …
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Pipelines dominated the first official French-language federal leaders’ debate, with Indigenous rights surfacing only once—and critically. The question posed: would leaders impose a pipeline on Indigenous nations that object? Conservative …
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Politics
Kitselas First Nation in Northwestern B.C. Votes Overwhelmingly in Favour of Self-Governance
Kitselas First Nation in Northwestern B.C. Votes Overwhelmingly in Favour of Self-Governance  In a landmark decision that marks a significant shift toward Indigenous autonomy, the Kitselas First Nation in …
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Manitoba
Shocking Study Reveals Disproportionate Child Welfare Involvement in First Nations Families in Manitoba
A groundbreaking joint study by the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs (AMC) and the University of Manitoba has revealed that First Nations birthing parents in Manitoba have significantly higher rates of …
ManitobaRemains of Marcedes Myran Identified in Winnipeg Landfill Search, Bringing Closure to Families
Police have confirmed that one of two sets of human remains found at the Prairie Green landfill north of Winnipeg belongs to Marcedes Myran, one of four Indigenous women murdered …
The Kebaowek First Nation has won its second court battle in a month against the planned nuclear waste facility at Chalk River. The project, approved by the Canadian Nuclear Laboratories …
ManitobaExperts Call for Urgent Reforms to Address Overrepresentation of Indigenous People in Manitoba’s Jails
Experts Call for Urgent Reforms to Address Overrepresentation of Indigenous People in Manitoba’s Jails Legal and Indigenous rights experts emphasize the need for systemic changes to reduce the high incarceration …
ManitobaDiscovery of Possible Human Remains at Manitoba Landfill Sparks Emotional Response from MMIWG Families and Advocates
Discovery of Possible Human Remains at Manitoba Landfill Sparks Emotional Response from MMIWG Families and Advocates A recent discovery of possible human remains at a Manitoba landfill has brought a …
ManitobaExonerated First Nations Man Sues Governments Over 1973 Winnipeg Murder Wrongful Conviction
Clarence Woodhouse, a 73-year-old First Nations man exonerated in October 2023 for the 1973 killing of Ting Fong Chan, has filed a lawsuit against federal, provincial, and municipal governments, alleging …
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