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Tanya Nepinak, missing 14 years, must be included in Winnipeg landfill search: chiefs
The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs says a potential search of a Winnipeg landfill for the victim of a serial killer must include recovery efforts for Tanya Nepinak, another First Nations woman who went missing more than a decade ago.
Photo evidence sent to lawyers on first day of sexual assault trial for Lake St. Martin First Nation chief
Christopher Traverse, who was the leader of Lake St. Martin First Nation at the time of his arrest last year, has been charged with sexual assault, sexual interference and child pornography stemming from the incident, which allegedly occurred in December 2023.
Manitoba expecting designs of Interlake flood-relief channels to be completed later this year
The Manitoba government expects new designs of a long-promised flood prevention project will be completed later this year after the province asked the federal government to pause environmental assessments to address concerns from local First Nations.
1st resident moves into home as part of Manitoba's strategy to shut down homeless encampments
Manitoba's latest plan to reduce homelessness has seen the project's first person moved from an encampment into housing, says an adviser.
God Save the King plan will go forward at Dauphin-area school division
A western Manitoba school division's plan to reintroduce the playing of God Save the King during morning announcements is back on despite controversy.
Sexsomnia defence rejected as Manitoba man found guilty of child sex assault
A judge has rejected the defence of a Manitoba man who claimed he was suffering from sexsomnia, a rare sleep disorder, when he sexually assaulted an 11-year-old boy.
'Swipe fatigue' from dating apps leading more people to try singles events, speed dating
Speed dating is seeing renewed popularity as more people find online dating apps don't offer the same quality connection as an in-person meeting.
Former MP Robert-Falcon Ouellette to become Canadian military's 1st Indigenous Knowledge Keeper
A former Cree member of Parliament and a longtime military member has been named the Canadian Armed Forces' first Indigenous Knowledge Keeper.
Dauphin-area school division decision puts God Save the King on hold
Trustees with the Mountain View School Division in Manitoba have voted to pause a plan to play God Save the King during morning announcements and see whether it is legally required and supported by area residents.
Revival of God Save the King in Dauphin-area schools raises concerns about reconciliation
The Dauphin-area Mountain View School Division has decided to once again include God Save the King in its schools' morning announcements.