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During this past year, Winnipeg and Manitoba have lost a number of prominent individuals.

It was another chaotic year in Canada and western Manitoba....

COVID-19 cases are spiking, hospitals are running out of beds and new pandemic restrictions are cancelling holiday plans — but in a year-end interview, Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson says her government has done the best it can.

OTTAWA — An internal fight over governance has spilled out into a full-page newspaper ad in wh...

A newly signed agreement will allow the Manitoba Métis Federation (MMF) to take a hard look at the benefits that medical marijuana could have in treating the…

The reading of four short paragraphs within the Manitoba legislative chamber ushered in a new era fo...

OTTAWA — The two ministers who are overseeing the federal government’s reconciliation ag...

Beginning with a Cree honour song and making numerous references to reconciliation, Heather Stefanson’s first throne speech as Manitoba premier sought to establish a new relationship with Indigenous people.

Cassidy Caron never asked to lead the Métis National Council (MNC) during a pivotal time in the organization’s history.

Labour unions, the business community and Indigenous leaders are counting on Premier Heather Stefans...