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WINNIPEG - Police allege a Winnipeg man charged with killing a First Nations woman this spring killed three other women around the same time.

Two of the women killed around the same time as Rebecca Contois are also Indigenous, and the third is believed to be

Seven First Nations candidates vying for leadership of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs addressed leaders from across the province Tuesday.

Winnipeg mayoral candidates addressed Manitoba First Nations leaders Saturday, sharing plans for reconciliation, economic partnership and addressing the city’s homelessness and addictions crisis.

Police are asking the public for help locating a 26-year-old man missing from Long Plain First Nation.

Hundreds of residential school survivors are travelling to the Edmonton stop in the Canadian papal visit. Some want an apology, others want to see a commitment from the Catholic Church to support First Nation people in their healing journey.

A major fundraising campaign in support of the Health Sciences Centre Children’s Hospital and ...

Two more Manitoba municipalities has declared a local State of Emergency due to ongoing flooding.

First Nations in southern Manitoba say they have detailed emergency preparedness plans. This stems from experience with power outages from previous winter storms.

A residential school survivor who met with Pope Francis before he apologized for the Catholic Church’s role in the residential school system returned home to Manitoba.