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Stefan Richard

Stefan Richard is a reporter for CBC Indigenous, based in Treaty 1 territory. His work has appeared on Corus Radio, Native Communications Inc., APTN, NPR, and Slam Wrestling. Stefan is a proud member of Sagkeeng First Nation.

    Latest from Stefan Richard

    Indigenous artists take home 5 awards at 2025 Junos in Vancouver

    Winners included Snotty Nose Rez Kids for Rap Album of the Year and Elisapie for Adult Alternative Album of Year.
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    2 First Nations to host return of Manitoba Indigenous Summer Games

    An expected 2,000-4,000 Indigenous athletes under 16 are expected to attend the games, being held for the first time since 2011. 
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    Shamattawa First Nation teen wins gold at Special Olympics World Winter Games

    Cross-country skier Cory Beardy, 15, who lives in Thompson, Man., won a gold medal in the 4x1K relay at the Special Olympics World Winter Games in Turin, Italy, last week.
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    Far-flung '60s Scoop siblings — one in Texas, one in New Zealand — meet Manitoba uncle

    Two siblings, originally from Manitoba, recently reconnected with each other and family back home.
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    Mathias Colomb Cree Nation welcomes boxing and survival training

    Mathias Colomb Cree Nation residents squared up against some physically challenging training earlier this month.
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    Joke Around and Find Out contest aims to open doors for new Indigenous comedians

    A Manitoba-wide stand-up comedy contest concludes in Winnipeg on Thursday night.
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    Fisher River Cree Nation sisters to compete at World Championship Hoop Dance Contest

    A trio of Manitoba sisters are off to the 35th annual World Championship Hoop Dance Contest in Phoenix, Ariz., this month.
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    Kyra Wilson set to lead Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs after election victory

    The 38-year-old Wilson, former chief of Long Plain First Nation, was elected as AMC's grand chief last Wednesday in a first ballot victory.
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    Nearly half of First Nations people off-reserve say rising prices impact ability to meet expenses

    In a new Statistics Canada survey, 49 per cent of First Nations people living off-reserve, 44 per cent of Métis and 44 per cent of Inuit who responded reported rising prices affected their ability to meet day-to-day expenses. 
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    Fire destroys community arena in Berens River First Nation

    Berens River First Nation in Manitoba is grieving the loss of the community's arena in a fire on Thursday.
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