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Indigeno Travel formally launched during a ceremony Wednesday morning at its Winnipeg headquarters. The company, a partnership with Treaty One Development Corporation, Great Canadian Travel, and Continental Travel Group, will create travel and tourism career opportunities and revenue for Indigenous people across Canada.

Christine Vanagas’s grandmother laid out tobacco each morning as the sun stretched into the ya...

Long Plain School is getting biggest upgrade since the school was built in 1988.

A Manitoba First Nation is now going into lockdown and imposing a curfew as COVID case counts rise, while vaccination uptake remains alarmingly low.

After the success of Brandon’s first food truck focusing on Indigenous cuisine, a group of loc...

Three flags have taken their permanent positions outside city hall as a symbol of Winnipeg’s ongoing commitment to Indigenous reconciliation.

Three flags have taken their permanent positions outside city hall as a symbol of Winnipeg’s ongoing commitment to Indigenous reconciliation.

Winnipeg Free Press Critics charge any Manitoba advancements overshadowed by premiers constant squabbles, racially charged remarks By: Dylan Robertson | Posted: 7:00 PM CDT Friday, Jul. 9, 2021 Save to Read Later Polls show Canadians want a reckoning for the current and past wrongs suffered by Indigenous people. The biggest barrier to reconciliation in Manitoba, however, could be Premier Brian Pallister. Polls show Canadians want a reckon...

Winnipeg Free Press Government claims Indigenous-run shop operating without licence Save to Read Later In May the provincial regulator terminated the licence for another store Long Plain First Nation is a partner in, Meta Cannabis Supply Co. at 420 Madison St., even though that store was in compliance with all the regulations. (Mikaela MacKenzie / Winnipeg Free Press files) The province has filed a statement of claim seeking to shut down the Indigenous Bloom cannabis store in Portage la Prair...

Winnipeg Free Press By: Dylan Robertson One-hundred-and-four orange hearts at the former Brandon Indian Residential School site. OTTAWA — The Pallister and Trudeau governments are facing mounting pressure to help locate unmarked residential school burial sites, after Ontario pledged millions for these searches. OTTAWA — The Pallister and Trudeau governments are facing mounting pressure to help locate unmarked residential school burial sites...