Since her death, a close-knit group of Tina Fontaine’s relatives have tried to come to terms with the killings of too many of their family members and to find a way to heal. Continue reading
Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs Grand Chief Arlen Dumas announced Friday he is taking “a brief leave of absence from his role to heal.” Continue reading
Morningstar Mercredi is among a growing number of Indigenous women insisting on action to address the ongoing practice of coerced sterilization. Continue reading
Isolated First Nations communities in Manitoba will soon have access to improved emergency response training and abuse prevention strategies. Continue reading
The end of Greyhound bus service across Western Canada is the latest in a string of decisions that have left many rural and northern residents with few options for public transportation. Continue reading
The federal government is committing $800,000 to the office of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs First Nations Family Advocate. Continue reading
Indigenous Affairs Minister Carolyn Bennett says she shares the concerns of those family members who are growing ever more anxious about the long-delayed public inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women. Continue reading
A coalition that represents Manitoba family members says national hearings into missing and murdered indigenous women must begin soon despite the uncertainty surrounding the process. Continue reading
The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs says it is taking further steps in its fight against the Enbridge 3 line replacement project. Continue reading
The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs is hoping for another court battle over Indigenous hunting rights. Continue reading