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Witness Blanket finds permanent home as human rights museum celebrates 10th anniversary
The Witness Blanket, a commemoration piece that was produced as part of the Truth and…
Canadian Medical Association apologizes for harms to First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples
The 150-year-old Canadian Medical Association apologized for the harms done to First Nations, Inuit and…
Secwépemc inmate ends 4 week hunger strike in protest of unfair treatment, discrimination in prison
Norman LaRue says his family has suffered separation, abuse over three years at the Mission Institution.
Child welfare system takes centre stage as a Fringe Festival play
A new play debuting at the Winnipeg Fringe Festival takes conversations about the child welfare…
Canada apologizes to nine First Nations after labelling Dakota and Lakota as refugees
The apology was met with cheers from the crowd of more than 650 people.
Un rassemblement de survivants de la rafle des années 60 à Winnipeg
Un rassemblement de deux jours de survivants de la rafle des années 1960 s’est tenu…
Hundreds of ’60s scoop survivors connect in Winnipeg
Finding Our Spirits gathering unites survivors from across the globe.
Secwépemc family launches human rights complaint against Correctional Service Canada
The family of Norman LaRue, a member of Tkʼemlúps te Secwépemc who is currently serving…