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Searching a Manitoba landfill for the remains of two women could take years, cost hundreds of millions and has no guarantee of success.

Sue Caribou has believed for more than a decade that her niece Tanya Nepinak’s remains lie somewhere in the Brady Road Landfill. Read more.

Sue Caribou has believed for more than a decade that her niece Tanya Nepinak’s remains lie somewhere in the Brady Road Landfill. Read more.

Defiant group of protesters built a barricade Monday and said there is no chance they will end a roadblock at Brady Road Landfill. Read on.

Canada Life announced a significant contribution to Red River College-Polytech, which will go towards supporting Indigenous students.

Officials in Selkirk announced it is now producing all of the community’s drinking water without the use of any fossil fuels. Read more.

The Prairie Rose School Division is rejecting calls to ban some books and any notion there is pornography being made available to students.

Manitoba Grand Chief is supporting two new bills that would give police greater powers to enforce First Nations laws and bylaws. Read more.

A Manitoba Grand Chief says he is throwing his support behind two new bills introduced in the House of Commons last week that would give police greater powers and a

Union representing over 6,500 allied health professionals has reached a deal after being without a contract for over five years. Read more.