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As he continues to mourn the devastating loss of his son, Joseph Fourre hopes his son’s story will be a wakeup call and warning. Read more.

For Katherine Strongwind, National Indigenous Peoples Day connects people to the cultures and traditions many had stripped away. Read more.

By Dave Baxter Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Winnipeg Sun The leader of the People’s Party of Canada (PPC) says despite receiving a decisive rebuke an

Major changes are needed at the intersection near Carberry that claimed the lives of 15 people on Thursday, Manitobans say. Read more.

Some who want the Prairie Green Landfill searched for the remains of murdered women said they are losing patience with the lack of action.

A northern First Nation has signed an agreement with a Canadian gold producer that leaders say will be a huge and much-needed economic boost for the small and isolated community.

Head of True North Sports and Entertainment said his company will continue to work to build relationships with Indigenous people, Read more.

RCMP have found the remains of a First Nations woman who went missing three years ago, and are investigating her death as homicide. Read on.

Police in southern Manitoba say they are investigating two separate incidents of vandalism related to Pride imagery. Read more.

A statue of Queen Elizabeth II is once again standing at the Manitoba Legislative Building, and that rankles the AMC’s grand chief.