Rail blockades, marches, highway shutdowns planned for Wednesday
The CP and CN rail lines in Manitoba will be targeted for blockades on Wednesday, says former Roseau River chief Terrance Nelson.
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Blockades set to hit three provinces Wednesday
Mass blockades are expected to hit at least three provinces this coming Wednesday.
GG to host "ceremonial meeting" with chiefs Friday
Moments after Manitoba chiefs stated during an Ottawa press conference they would not participate in a planned meeting Friday with the prime minister unless Gov. Gen. David Johnston also attended, the Prime Minister’s Office issued a statement saying a ceremonial meeting would take place with the Crown’s representative at Rideau Hall.
Manitoba Treaty 1 Idle No More blockade shuts down Trans-Canada
Supporters of the Idle No More movement are coming out in droves.
Manitoba school shutdown due to asbestos
A remote northern Manitoba First Nation has shut down its school.
'Just don't quit when you're at the bottom'
Lights, camera, action.
Inquiry probes deeper into events that led to little girl's death
The Phoenix Sinclair inquiry continued Wednesday and this time heard from the former intake worker who was tasked with handling the little girl’s file in 2003.
Winnipeg protest meets Senate committee
When members of Canada’s Senate committee on human rights showed up in Winnipeg for a public meeting, they were met by a handful of Aboriginal people protesting against the federal government’s new budget.
Winnipeg police reviewing gripping video of confrontation with Cree woman and child services
Winnipeg police are reviewing their officers’ conduct in an online video that captured the raw emotion of a Cree woman after child care workers arrived at her home to seize her children.