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Winnipeg Free Press Long Plain told to stop giving away doses as band struggles to fill appointments on reserve By: Dylan Robertson | Posted: 7:00 PM CDT Tuesday, Apr. 6, 2021 The team overseeing COVID-19 vaccinations for Manitoba First Nations told one reserve to stop giving shots to non-Indigenous people with no ties to the community, as band councils struggle to get appointments filled. The team overseeing COVID-19 vaccinations for Manitoba First Nations told one reserve to stop giving shots to non-Indigenous people with no ties to the...

Winnipeg Free Press Tim Daniels, the chief operating officer of Treaty One Development Corp. The final master plan for the redevelopment of the 160-acre former Kapyong Barracks site is scheduled to be approved by the board of Treaty One Development Corp. in the next couple of weeks The final master plan for the redevelopment of the 160-acre former Kapyong Barracks site is scheduled to be approved by the board of Treaty One Development Corp. in the next couple of weeks And with the completion of Department of National Defence’s demolition of the underground infrastructure by October, the ...

The chiefs and elders of Treaty 1 are calling on their communities' youth to help name their planned urban reserve in Winnipeg, known previously as the Kapyong Barracks.

Brandon Sun Posted: The Treherne Community Development Corporation hopes to get a project going that would see the Yellow Quill Trail formally designated and preserved. (Submitted) An historic trail — a past-centuries equivalent of the modern-day highway — has captured the attention of a group in Treherne. Advertisement An historic trail — a past-centuries equivalent of the modern-day highway — has captured the attention of a group in Treherne. The Yellow Quill Trail, also written Yellowquill, is named after Chief Yellow Quill, who led Saul...

'National disgrace': Garrett calls for feral horse removal to save Kosciuszko 'National disgrace': Garrett calls for feral horse removal to save Kosciuszko Normal text size Advertisement Former federal environment minister Peter Garrett is calling on governments to drastically reduce feral horses in the Kosciuszko National Park, after a population boom there due to abundant grass following a severe drought. “It's really important to get as many horses as we can off these grounds in a humane way," he said. “There’s been a gaping abrogation of responsibility that's allowed the debate to b...