Minister Eileen Clarke says the federal government is responsible for health care on reserves and the human rights ruling has confused the issue.

The case centres on Alfred (Dewey) Pruden, who was 16 years old when his human rights complaint was heard last year.

WINNIPEG — The owner of a now-defunct Winnipeg business has been fined by a government-appointed adjudicator after he sent “racist and vulgar content and photos” to his colleagues. A government-appointed adjudicator determined that for over two years, three employees from A+ Financial Services were subjected to emails that violated The Human Rights Code, including material...

Manitoba's Human Rights Commission says it is "disappointed" that an adjudicator has rejected a woman's claim that she lost her job because she became pregnant.