Page 9 - Dave Baxter News Today

As we near the end of another year, five notable stories made headlines over the last 12 months in Manitoba. Read more.

A former provincial minister says he is “disgusted” after another former minister attempted to push through a silica sand mine project.

A home invasion is another example of why those who live in Thompson increasingly feel less safe and more vulnerable to violence. Read more.

Educational assistants (EA) and support staff in rural Manitoba are earning thousands less than those doing the same jobs in Winnipeg.

Thanks to a billion-dollar settlement with the feds, Tataskweyak Cree Nation is hoping to finally put end to boil-water advisory. Read more.

Activist believes solution to violence against Indigenous females should involve increased supports for them and for men and boys. Read on.

Rural Manitoba Reeve says anger, frustration has reached a boiling point after province put a pause on personal care home project. Read on.

The leader of a rural Manitoba community says anger and frustration has reached a boiling point with the province, after they announced a pause on a personal care home (PCH)

A Manitoba First Nation has filed a lawsuit against the feds alleging annuity payments made to community members have never been adjusted.

A new version of an iconic Star Wars film will be performed in the Ojibwe language, thanks to a new partnership with Disney/Lucasfilm.