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Manitoba Métis Federation's initiative to bring home the spirits of Métis children who never returned from residential schools - Vimarsana News

Manitoba Métis Federation's initiative to bring home the spirits of Métis children who never returned from residential schools

THE RED RIVER MÉTIS, MANITOBA MÉTIS FEDERATION – Locating unmarked burials at former residential school sites across Canada is a tragic reminder

Reimagining office space, Indigenous investment key to downtown Winnipeg's future, leaders say - Vimarsana News

Reimagining office space, Indigenous investment key to downtown Winnipeg's future, leaders say

Indigenous leaders believe their financial investments in Winnipeg's downtown could revitalize the area while a commercial real estate agent thinks remodeling office space is key to getting a post-pandemic workforce into the area.

Source: cbc.ca
Should Canada cut ties with the monarchy? | Quick Question - Vimarsana News

Should Canada cut ties with the monarchy? | Quick Question

Former Ontario lieutenant governor David Onley and Manitoba Metis Federation president David Chartrand discuss how the monarchy’s role needs to evolve in a modern Canada.

Source: cbc.ca
First Nations leaders in Manitoba reflect on legacy of Queen Elizabeth II - Vimarsana News

First Nations leaders in Manitoba reflect on legacy of Queen Elizabeth II

Condolences continue to pour in from across Manitoba following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, including from Indigenous leaders.

Indigenous groups share condolences after death of Queen Elizabeth, but colonial past leaves some conflicted - Vimarsana News

Indigenous groups share condolences after death of Queen Elizabeth, but colonial past leaves some conflicted

Indigenous organizations in Manitoba are sending condolences to the Royal Family after the death of Queen Elizabeth on Thursday, but some in the community remain conflicted over the Crown's colonial history of abuses against First Nations, Métis and Inuit people.

Source: cbc.ca