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Manitoba's Progressive Conservatives are promising millions in capital funding to go toward the development of a new First Nations-operated addiction centre if re-elected in next month's provincial election, as all three parties said they would be opposed to forcing those with severe substance use problems into treatment.
WINNIPEG — Manitoba's Progressive Conservatives are promising millions in capital funding to go toward the development of a new First Nations-operated addiction centre if re-elected in next month's provincial election, as all three parties said they would be opposed to forcing those with severe substance use problems into treatment.
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Manitoba’s Progressive Conservatives promise up to $10-million to build First Nations-run drug treatment centre
Members of several Indigenous communities in Manitoba have announced a partnership to develop significant infrastructure projects in the north.
The family of a 17-year-old boy in Chemawawin Cree Nation is offering a $16,000 reward for the teen, who has been missing for 15 days.