Investigates APTN Investigates: Disastrous Relief By Melissa Ridgen Oct 18, 2013 Two thousand First Nations people left homeless when the Manitoba government flooded their homes to save Winnipeg. It’s been well over two years and they’re still living out of suitcases in hotels and rental homes far from their communities. Report an Error Tell us your Story Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Your Name *Your Email Address *Details *PhoneSubmit Report Tags: First Nations, Flood, flooded, Manitoba Continue Reading APTN Investigates: Questionable Pharma GRAVE CONSEQUENCES Author(s) Melissa Ridgen [email protected] More Stories Investigates ‘Who are they answering to?’ Stoney Nakoda members hav... 6 days ago By Brittany Guyot | Tom Fennario Investigates ‘Enough is enough:’ Court rulings stack up against ban... 2 weeks ago By Kenneth Jackson Investigates Saskatchewan pays $77K for police inquiry and then limits ... 2 months ago By Christopher Read Investigates APTN Investigates: Return to Algonquin Country 2 months ago By Rob Smith Investigates APTN Investigates: The Disappearance of Frank Gruben 5 months ago By Karli Zschogner Investigates New federal water legislation aims to do better on Indigen... 5 months ago By Christopher Read