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Federal, provincial governments announce $33.1M investment for Métis Nation Heritage Centre - Vimarsana News

Federal, provincial governments announce $33.1M investment for Métis Nation Heritage Centre

The federal government will invest $23.1 million to help transform downtown Winnipeg's historic Bank of Montreal building into the new Métis Nation Heritage Centre, Minister of Northern Affairs and St. Boniface MP Dan Vandal announced on Saturday.

Source: cbc.ca
Feds announce $23.1M for Métis heritage centre in Winnipeg - Vimarsana News

Feds announce $23.1M for Métis heritage centre in Winnipeg

The Canadian government is spending $23.1 million on a Métis National Heritage Centre in Winnipeg, Northern Affairs Minister Dan Vandal announced Saturday.

Federal government working to stop overrepresentation of Métis people in the justice system through investment - Vimarsana News

Federal government working to stop overrepresentation of Métis people in the justice system through investment

The federal government is helping support the Manitoba Métis Federation to address the overrepresentation of Red River Métis in the justice system in the province.

King Charles to be crowned in May of 2023, Buckingham Palace announces - Vimarsana News

King Charles to be crowned in May of 2023, Buckingham Palace announces

Buckingham Palace announces King Charles III will be crowned May 6 next year in coronation at Westminster Abbey.

Source: cbc.ca
Ottawa allocates cash to tackle overepresentation of Red River Métis in Manitoba justice system - Vimarsana News

Ottawa allocates cash to tackle overepresentation of Red River Métis in Manitoba justice system

The Canadian government is earmarking money for the Manitoba Métis Federation to tackle the overrepresentation of Red River Métis in the province's justice system.

Source: cbc.ca