Mint’s new coin honours founder of Manitoba and Metis leader Louis Riel
The Royal Canadian Mint has issued a new coin featuring a portrait of Louis Riel, an important Metis leader and the founder of Manitoba. Continue reading
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First-of-its kind heritage centre planned for Manitoba Métis
Funding for a new heritage centre showcasing the history and heritage of Manitoba’s Métis community was announced by the federal government Friday. Continue reading
Bombardier CEO holds off on a cash request from Quebec
The Quebec government says it is prepared to work with Bombardier if it needs help. Continue reading
Metis support for Manitoba Hydro projects uncertain after latest cancelled deal
The Manitoba Metis Federation is threatening more court action against the province over cancelled agreements with Manitoba Hydro. Continue reading
Métis ‘60s Scoop survivors work toward reconciliation with government at Winnipeg symposium
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
The two-day event brought Métis leaders together with ’60s Scoop survivors to collect their input on reconciliation efforts with the federal government. Continue reading
Manitoba Métis Federation demands apology from Premier Pallister
By Diana Foxall Reporter
The Manitoba Métis Federation is demanding an apology from Premier Brian Pallister for going back on the promise of a $67-million payment from Manitoba Hydro. Continue reading
Manitoba Métis, federal government announce $154M in funding as part of land dispute settlement
The first payment in the joint action plan between the Manitoba Métis Federation and the Government of Canada totals $154.3 million. Continue reading
Hearings into controversial Manitoba Hydro project begin Monday
By Kevin Hirschfield Anchor/Reporter
Hearings begin Monday on the Manitoba-Minnesota Transmission Project, the proposed final leg of the Bipole III project expected to cost $453 million. Continue reading
MMF taking province to court over quashed Manitoba Hydro agreement
By Christian Aumell Sports Show Host
The MMF said it has authorized legal proceedings against the government, seeking a judicial review to overturn the province’s decision. Continue reading
5 new members named to Manitoba Hydro Board
By Brittany Greenslade Senior Reporter/Anchor
The Province has named five new members to the Manitoba Hydro Board. Continue reading