In Little Bird, trauma of the Sixties Scoop is captured with humour and hope
The six-hour series begins May 26, and is the first major television production to address the Scoop
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The six-hour series begins May 26, and is the first major television production to address the Scoop
Winnipeg Mayor Brian Bowman called a special meeting to accept the gifts of symbolic and cultural artifacts from the Treaty 1 First Nations, Cree, Dakota, Métis and Inuit peoples, to be displayed in the city council chambers.
Allegations of financial irregularities and kickbacks are swirling around a local businessman &mdash...
Winnipeg Free Press Kitigay — to plant — grows jobs, hope at Brokenhead Last Modified: 8:38 AM CDT Monday, May. 17, 2021 | Updates Save to Read Later Brokenhead Chief Deborah Smith in her office on the First Nation, which is north of Winnipeg, on the shore of Lake Winnipeg. Mike Deal / Winnipeg Free Press Near the shore of Lake Winnipeg, where wild rice once grew, sits a plot of land with huge potential on Brokenhead First Nation. Near the shore of Lake Winnipeg, where wild rice once grew, sits a plot of land with huge potential on Brokenhead First...