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Nearly three months after a wildfire forced the northern Manitoba community of Pukatawagan to evacuate, the reserve is still relying on generators for power and children aren't in school due to delayed renovations.
Posted: Apr 01, 2021 5:00 AM CT | Last Updated: April 1 Nathaniel Sinclair aspires to be a men's traditional dancer. He's self-taught himself traditional dancing since he was a toddler.(Submitted by Leo Sinclair) An 11-year-old boy is dancing for the people battling COVID-19 in his northern Manitoba First Nation and to force the illness out of his community. Mathias Colomb Cree Nation, Pukatawagan, has been receiving aid from the Canadian Armed Forces, Red Cross and Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak for a COVID-19 outbreak since mid-March. The community's cases are decreasing, but Nathanie...
Cree Christmas singing competition heats up in Pukatawagan People living on a northern Manitoba First Nation are putting their singing skills to the test, along with their ability to speak Cree. Social Sharing CBC News · Cree at-home singing competition takes off in Pukatawagan CBC News Manitoba4 months ago 1:51A Northern Manitoba First Nation has found a creative way to get people to stay home while still celebrating the holiday season. Austin Grabish shows us how.1:51 People living on a northern Manitoba First Nation are putting their singing skills to the test, along with their ability ...