New WAG exhibit features Inuit art dating back thousands of years
A brand new exhibit featuring hundreds of pieces of Inuit art spanning thousands of years opened to the public this week in Winnipeg.
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'Very little action or urgency' in protecting women, girls: Fontaine
Are Aboriginal Justice Inquirys recommendations being used in Manitoba policing matters regarding Indigenous women and families? Read on.
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Province puts close to $7M into fight against homelessness
Manitoba announced Tuesday investment of close to $7 million into initiatives to combat homelessness across the province. Read more.
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'Very little action or urgency' in protecting women, girls: Fontaine
Are Aboriginal Justice Inquirys recommendations being used in Manitoba policing matters regarding Indigenous women and families? Read on.
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Resignation of sexual assault nurses leaves AMC with
Resignations last week of nurses who examine sexual assault victims in Winnipeg has left Indigenous leader with “deep concerns.” Read more.
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Police taking strides to improve relationships with Indigenous people
More than 30 years after the death of J.J. Harper, where does relationship between police and Indigenous community stand today? Read more.
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Private-sector investment brings movie magic to southern Manitoba town
A multi-million dollar private investment will see a little touch of Hollywood brought to the southern Manitoba town of Niverville. Read on.
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STATE OF EMERGENCY: Northern First Nations ask feds, province for help
Eleven Manitoba First Nations declared states of emergency on Thursday, as leaders say conditions are dire and deteriorating rapidly.
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Metis supportive housing project opens doors on Main Street
The MMF opened the doors to a new complex on Main Street on Monday that will offer shelter to some of the most vulnerable Métis citizens.
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Program helps farmers, families with mental health challenges
A program helping farmers and their families dealing with mental health issues celebrated a significant milestone this month. Read more.
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