Fire destroys Churchill’s only waste-storage facility
Mayor says northern Manitoba town exploring incineration as an alternative
Cierra Bettens
Cierra is a Red River Métis reporter based in Winnipeg. She got her start in journalism working as a city reporter and arts and culture editor at the Uniter and later interned at the Winnipeg Free Press. She holds an Honours Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Winnipeg.
Indigenous students explore healthcare in new internship program
Initiative seeks to increase representation, provide mentorship.
Manitoba trade school kicks off first grad pow wow of the season
MITT welcomes Indigenous and non-Indigenous community members to celebrate.
Book ‘Around the Kitchen Table’ by Métis scholars launches in Winnipeg
A book that features the works of more than two dozen Métis scholars, artists, storytellers...
Flood prevention project could harm First Nation communities in Manitoba says report
Report findings on Lake Manitoba and Lake St. Martin Outlet Channels Project released to public.
‘We’re not hearing anything’: Norway House Cree Nation frustrated after RCMP taser non-verbal 16 year old boy
‘Nobody really knows what’s going on except for what the police are releasing,’ says Joseph...
Manitoba budget focuses on healthcare, poverty reduction and supporting rural communities
Manitoba’s promise to improve the province’s health care system by hiring more workers, rebuilding...
Documentary about Seal River Watershed Alliance premieres in Winnipeg
Tells tale of Sayisi Dene, Northlands Denesuline, Barren Lands and O-Pipon-Na-Piwin protectingland for future...
Indigenous hip-hop group Winnipeg’s Most returns to stage
After 12 years, local Indigenous hip-hop legends Winnipeg’s Most are gearing up for a reunion...