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News Headlines – December 8th, 2025 – Q Country 91.5FM
Dec 8, 2025 -A proposed clean-energy project has the city of Brandon’s attention. Teralta and Tokyo Gas confirmed the city is planning a new electric natural gas facility, which would produce 30 thousand tones of natural gas each year to be exported to Japan. City officials say it could be transformative for Brandon, with more […]
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Early Records Show Nanaimo’s Mission History Is More Complicated Than We’re Told – Frontier Centre For Public Policy
December 7, 2025 Archival letters and reports paint a clearer picture of how early mission schooling worked and how Indigenous families adapted to a changing world Robert Janning’s new book brings together original documents from 1859 to 1890 that show early relations between Indigenous families and Methodist missionaries in Nanaimo, B.C., were far more cooperative […]
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President’s Message – December 4, 2025 – MMF
December 4, 2025 After bearing witness to the historic moment of a sitting Prime Minister of Canada joining us to honour Louis Riel at his gravesite, we have experienced another significant moment in our history – the sweeping victory handed down by the courts for the MMF and leadership. The lawsuit was first launched under […]
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Winnipeg Indigenous man believes he is target of racial profiling outside Home Depot – CTV News
December 04, 2025 An Indigenous man in Winnipeg said he was racially profiled at a Regent Ave. Home Depot Wednesday morning after he handcuffed and detained due to a mistaken shoplifting incident. “I’m still a little bit in shock,” said George Sinclair. “It was just all so fast; I didn’t even realize what was happening.” […]
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Sioux Valley Dakota Nation cancels 2026 Winterfest, citing lack of planning time, funds – CBC
Dec 04, 2025 ‘It was a very short time frame, time crunch, to get things done’ for January event, says newly elected chief Sioux Valley Dakota Nation says its annual Winterfest celebration has been cancelled for 2026, with the southwestern Manitoba First Nation’s newly elected chief saying there was not enough time or funding to […]
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Celebrating Indigenous Entrepreneurs – UM Today News
December 3, 2025 L. Kerry Vickar Business Law Clinic students attend VIBE Awards On November 6, 2025, law students from the L. Kerry Vickar Business Law Clinic, at the Faculty of Law, University of Manitoba attended the 19th Visionary Indigenous Business Excellence (VIBE) Awards, hosted by the Indigenous Business Education Partners (IBEP) at the Asper […]
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Listening and learning together – Our Communities – Winnipeg Free Press
Dec. 3, 2025 As we move from the vibrant colours of fall toward winter’s quiet beauty, I’ve been reflecting on the conversations and commitments that have shaped these past few months. Every day as your Member of Parliament, I’m reminded that progress begins with listening — and that the heart of Saint Boniface – Saint […]
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Misipawistik Cree Nation urges Manitoba to cancel December moose licences as season opens – CBC
Dec 03, 2025 Moose population will ‘collapse if nothing changes,’ says Misipawistik Chief Heidi Cook The chief of a Cree community in northern Manitoba says the province is disregarding her community’s food needs and treaty rights, after licences were issued for most of the moose the province estimated could be sustainably harvested in a nearby […]
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Moose hunting season now open in Manitoba – CBC
December 01, 2025 Moose hunting season has officially opened in Manitoba. Licensed hunters can officially hunt moose starting Monday, and the province said conservation officers will be deployed to ensure hunting regulations are followed and that there is access to game hunting areas. This comes following a recent court decision in the Manitoba Court of […]
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Prairie Fusion partners with Fort la Reine to highlight Trapper’s Cabin restoration – PortageOnline
Dec 01 2025 Visitors walking into Prairie Fusion Arts & Entertainment this winter will notice something new catching their eye in the atrium, a collection of artifacts on loan from Fort la Reine Museum, now on display as part of a special community collaboration. The items, taken from the former Métis Trapper’s Cabin at the […]
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