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The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs (AMC) say they want answers after an Indigenous woman died last month from COVID-19 just moments before she was to be airlifted out of province for care, and they want First Nations representatives involved in any investigation of the incident.
Krystal Mousseau, a 31-year old mother of two from the Ebb and Flow First Nation, died on May 25 during an attempt to transport her from Brandon to Ottawa to receive care for COVID-19.
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Easing a child's fear of going to the hospital is one of the goals of a first-of-its-kind Indigenous community healing space that's being planned for the Children’s Hospital of Winnipeg.
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, after Ontario pledged millions for these searches.
Meanwhile, a Manitoba senator says Ottawa needs to do all it can to help uncover the truth, instead of starting a legal battle with the Catholic Church.
On Tuesday, Ontario Premier Doug Ford allocated $10 million over three years, both for searches and commemorations, earning praise from the Chiefs of Ontario, who are often critical of Ford.