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Three-year-old girl dies in drowning on reserve in Manitoba (06/17)
A three-year-old girl died in a drowning incident on the Cross Lake First Nation in Manitoba while a second three-year-old girl was rescued. Thomas Muswagon saw two girls floating in...
Filed Under: Canada
Two members of Native dance troupe arrested on reserve (06/11)
Two members of Sagkeeng's Finest, a dance group that won the first Canada's Got Talent competition, are facing charges for an incident on their reserve in Manitoba. Vince O'Laney, 19,...
Filed Under: Canada
First Nations leaders request inquest into death of woman (06/11)
Native leaders in Manitoba are calling for an inquest into the death of a woman from the Northlands Denesuline First Nation. Liza Tssessaze, 31, died on May 27 after experiencing...
Filed Under: Canada
Boy in stable condition after being mauled by dogs on reserve (04/09)
A six-year-old boy is in stable condition after being mauled by a pack of dogs on the Shamattawa First Nation in Manitoba. The boy was attacked on his way to...
Filed Under: Canada
Native man breaks silence after being abused by ex-priest (04/04)
A Native man from Ontario is breaking a gag order in order to share his story of being abused as a child. Raymond C. Jacob, an Ojibway from the Webequie...
Filed Under: Canada
Native youth depart on 45-day walk from Manitoba to Ottawa (03/28)
Native youth in Winnipeg, Manitoba, embark in 45-day walk. Photo from Youth For Lake on Facebook. Inspired by the Idle No More movement, a group of Native youth is...
Filed Under: Canada
Inquiry into death of Native girl put on hold again as costs climb (03/14)
The inquiry into the death of Phoenix Sinclair has been put on hold again as costs of the probe have risen to more than $6 million. Phoenix was under the...
Filed Under: Canada
Native advocates not surprised by high rate of violent crime (02/26)
Native advocates aren't surprised by high rates of violence against women, particularly in certain provinces and territories in Canada. The national rate of violence against women is 1,207 victims per...
Filed Under: Canada
Native man made up story about being abandoned by officers (02/21)
A Native man is apologizing to law enforcement in Winnipeg, Manitoba, for making up a story about being abandoned by police officers Evan Maud alleged police officers drove him to...
Filed Under: Canada
Controversial Native politician arrested in domestic incident (02/08)
Patrick Brazeau, a Native politician from Quebec, appeared in court today on assault and sexual assault charges. Brazeau spent Thursday night in jail after he was arrested at his...
Filed Under: Canada | Opinion
Editorial: Corruption and laziness holding Native people back (01/18)
"A small two sentence paragraph touched off a firestorm at the Morris Mirror last week as many took offence with a Thumbs Down comment on our editorial page. The Mirror...
Filed Under: Canada
Native man admits making up story about police harassment (01/16)
A Native man in Manitoba admits he wasn't forced to walk home by police officers but still says he was treated poorly in an incident over the weekend. Jay Moosetail...
Filed Under: Canada
Search underway for Native woman who went missing last year (10/04)
Authorities in Manitoba are searching a landfill in hopes of recovering the remains of a Native woman who went missing over a year ago. Tanya Nepinak, 31, was last seen...
Filed Under: Canada
Landfill will be searched for body of Native woman in Manitoba (08/08)
Authorities in Manitoba will search a landfill in hopes of recovering the remains of Tanya Nepinak, a Native woman who went missing year. Winnipeg Police Chief Keith McCaskill said Nepinak,...
Filed Under: Business | Canada
Famous Dave's debuts its first international location in Canada (07/18)
Famous Dave’s has opened its first international location in Winnipeg, Manitoba. "Famous" Dave Anderson, a member of the Lac Courte Oreilles Lake Superior Band of Ojibwe Indians, started the...
Three-year-old girl dies in drowning on reserve in Manitoba (06/17)
A three-year-old girl died in a drowning incident on the Cross Lake First Nation in Manitoba while a second three-year-old girl was rescued. Thomas Muswagon saw two girls floating in...
Filed Under: Canada
Two members of Native dance troupe arrested on reserve (06/11)
Two members of Sagkeeng's Finest, a dance group that won the first Canada's Got Talent competition, are facing charges for an incident on their reserve in Manitoba. Vince O'Laney, 19,...
Filed Under: Canada
First Nations leaders request inquest into death of woman (06/11)
Native leaders in Manitoba are calling for an inquest into the death of a woman from the Northlands Denesuline First Nation. Liza Tssessaze, 31, died on May 27 after experiencing...
Filed Under: Canada
Boy in stable condition after being mauled by dogs on reserve (04/09)
A six-year-old boy is in stable condition after being mauled by a pack of dogs on the Shamattawa First Nation in Manitoba. The boy was attacked on his way to...
Filed Under: Canada
Native man breaks silence after being abused by ex-priest (04/04)
A Native man from Ontario is breaking a gag order in order to share his story of being abused as a child. Raymond C. Jacob, an Ojibway from the Webequie...
Filed Under: Canada
Native youth depart on 45-day walk from Manitoba to Ottawa (03/28)
Native youth in Winnipeg, Manitoba, embark in 45-day walk. Photo from Youth For Lake on Facebook. Inspired by the Idle No More movement, a group of Native youth is...
Filed Under: Canada
Inquiry into death of Native girl put on hold again as costs climb (03/14)
The inquiry into the death of Phoenix Sinclair has been put on hold again as costs of the probe have risen to more than $6 million. Phoenix was under the...
Filed Under: Canada
Native advocates not surprised by high rate of violent crime (02/26)
Native advocates aren't surprised by high rates of violence against women, particularly in certain provinces and territories in Canada. The national rate of violence against women is 1,207 victims per...
Filed Under: Canada
Native man made up story about being abandoned by officers (02/21)
A Native man is apologizing to law enforcement in Winnipeg, Manitoba, for making up a story about being abandoned by police officers Evan Maud alleged police officers drove him to...
Filed Under: Canada
Controversial Native politician arrested in domestic incident (02/08)
Patrick Brazeau, a Native politician from Quebec, appeared in court today on assault and sexual assault charges. Brazeau spent Thursday night in jail after he was arrested at his...
Filed Under: Canada | Opinion
Editorial: Corruption and laziness holding Native people back (01/18)
"A small two sentence paragraph touched off a firestorm at the Morris Mirror last week as many took offence with a Thumbs Down comment on our editorial page. The Mirror...
Filed Under: Canada
Native man admits making up story about police harassment (01/16)
A Native man in Manitoba admits he wasn't forced to walk home by police officers but still says he was treated poorly in an incident over the weekend. Jay Moosetail...
Filed Under: Canada
Search underway for Native woman who went missing last year (10/04)
Authorities in Manitoba are searching a landfill in hopes of recovering the remains of a Native woman who went missing over a year ago. Tanya Nepinak, 31, was last seen...
Filed Under: Canada
Landfill will be searched for body of Native woman in Manitoba (08/08)
Authorities in Manitoba will search a landfill in hopes of recovering the remains of Tanya Nepinak, a Native woman who went missing year. Winnipeg Police Chief Keith McCaskill said Nepinak,...
Filed Under: Business | Canada
Famous Dave's debuts its first international location in Canada (07/18)
Famous Dave’s has opened its first international location in Winnipeg, Manitoba. "Famous" Dave Anderson, a member of the Lac Courte Oreilles Lake Superior Band of Ojibwe Indians, started the...
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