Filmmaker Michelle Latimer sues CBC for 200K in libel damages
Documentarian asserts Indigeneity in court and takes action against journalists ‘to ensure they are appropriately punished.’
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Indigenous patients face higher risk of death after surgery, study suggests
‘The Canadian health-care system is currently getting the outcomes it is designed to get. It is based on a highly colonial structure.’
Nurse Leanne Poitras-Kelly’s work honours community connections
Cree-Métis teaching nurse guides students towards strength-based relations with Indigenous communities, and strong foundations for themselves.
Métis woman in Manitoba featured by Olympics for living ‘By Her Rules’
A new series from the Olympic Channel features the stories of five women from around…
Winnipeg mom says no snacking policy during CFS visits is ‘gaslighting’ aimed at her, contradicted by recordings
Metis mother soon heading to court to fight for return of nine-year-old daughter
Indigenous families explore cultural teachings while homeschooling during pandemic
Homeschooling is the new way kids are learning because of the COVID-19 pandemic making the…
Inside one family’s case: Why child welfare feels like a losing battle
Manitoba’s Child Welfare System appears to form an impenetrable wall between parents and their children.
After nearly a century, Metis activist James Brady being recognized for his photography
A museum in Calgary is showcasing the photographs of James Brady, a Metis man who…
Law society documents reveal how Crown avoided discipline in wrongful conviction of Metis man
Clayton Boucher was wrongfully convicted in 2017 after exonerating evidence withheld in Alberta