Nahanni Fontaine

• Court documents detail Winnipeg child abuse allegations

  Police also obtained search warrants for the foster parents' cellphones, which they say may have been used to research the child's injuries.

  Crime

  Dec 17, 2025
  
• Manitoba foster parents fear families minister has blocked them

  The Manitoba Foster Parents Association fears that it has been cut off communicating with Minister of Families Nahanni Fontaine.

  Aug 5, 2025
  
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• Cabinet minister who criticized interpreter says she’s focused on doing better

  Nahanni Fontaine, the minister responsible for services for people with disabilities, has repeatedly apologized for remarks she made last month.

  Politics

  Jul 23, 2025
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• Indigenous group frustrated after being uninvited to Winnipeg gender equality gathering

  Stealing some of the spotlight from women and gender issues was a political battle that led to what was effectively a counter-conference in the same downtown hotel.

  Politics

  Jul 23, 2024
• ‘It could’ve been me’: Manitoba women reflect on 34th anniversary of Montreal Massacre

  On the anniversary of a mass shooting that saw 14 women murdered by an anti-feminist gunman, women in Manitoba say it's important for Canadians to remember what happened.

  Canada

  Dec 6, 2023
• Manitoba politicians set to pass a host of new laws before heading into election

  Manitoba politicians are working to pass many bills into law by Thursday — the last scheduled sitting before the summer break and the provincial election slated for Oct. 3.

  Canada

  May 30, 2023
• Manitoba eyes new standards for police, more time for people to file complaints

  A bill introduced in the legislature would allow the province's director of policing to set down a provincewide code of conduct for officers.

  Crime

  Mar 18, 2022
• Manitoba premier says he’s willing to consider proposal to stop protests at hospitals

  The bill proposes that any protests of pandemic health orders, vaccinations, testing and other COVID-19 measures would be forbidden within the buffer zones.

  Politics

  Oct 8, 2021
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• Poems by man who killed Indigenous woman in Regina removed from parliamentary website

  Two poems written by a man who killed an Indigenous woman have been removed from the parliamentary poet laureate website.

  Jan 6, 2020
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• Manitoba MLA calls for poems by man who killed Indigenous woman in Regina to be pulled from website

  A Manitoba legislator is calling on Canadians to contact the federal heritage minister to remove two poems, written by the killer of an Indigenous woman, from the Parliamentary Poet Laureate website.

  Canada

  Jan 6, 2020