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A major road reconstruction project in Selkirk that was designed to create more active transportation options has won an award. Read more.

Geraldine Shingoose still remembers the jokes and the ridicule she would often face as a child because of her traditional Indigenous name.

There is concern and anger after a popular program that saw inmates at Headingley women’s jail create and sell beadwork was halted. Read on.

A Winnipeg MP says it is time for the federal government to call a national state of emergency to keep Indigenous women and girls safe.

As Canada marked Red Dress Day, a Manitoba Grand Chief called on government to do more to keep Indigenous women and girls safe. Read more.

Traffic was halted at Portage and Main, as hundreds gathered for Red Dress Day and remember victims of violence, abuse, and murder. Read on.

A security guard in Thompson is recovering from horrific injuries, after a man allegedly threw a shopping cart at her while she was trying to defend her…

A passion and commitment for Indigenous languages at core of Cameron Adams drive to earn prestigious and sought-after scholarships.

The Grand Chief of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs is asking the province to do more to regulate how much booze individuals can buy.

On Thursday night, Joseph Fourre sat with his son and watched a Jets game with him for what would be the very last time.