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Register Now for the Indigenous Women & Girls Run
September 3, 2024 Are you ready to be part of an inspiring event that celebrates strength, resilience, and community? The Indigenous Women & Girls Run is back, and registration is now open! This empowering event is more than just a run; it’s a celebration of culture, empowerment, and unity in our community. Why You Should […]
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Honouring National Truth and Reconciliation Day: How Sports Can Foster Awareness and Unity
September 2, 2024 National Truth and Reconciliation Day provides a crucial opportunity to recognize the impacts of colonialism on Indigenous communities, reflect on our shared history, and commit to building a more just and inclusive society. Integrating sports into the observance of this important day can amplify its message, foster community engagement, and promote deeper […]
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Par 3 player wins big with hole in one at Lake Manitoba Resort
August 22, 2024 Winnipeg, MB, in the National Homeland of the Red River Métis – Today, the Manitoba Métis Federation (MMF), the National Government of the Red River Métis, is pleased to congratulate golfer and Red River Métis Citizen Barry Chartrand on his golden hole in one shot, netting himself an extraordinary $30,000 payout at […]
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Youth Chief Proudly Represents Southern Chiefs’ Organization on World Stage
July 31, 2024 ANISHINAABE AND DAKOTA TERRITORY, MB — The Southern Chiefs’ Organization (SCO) Youth Chief Joshua (Josh) Gandier, has just returned from the experience of a lifetime. The Peguis First Nation citizen was a special guest of the International Olympic Committee at the opening ceremonies of the Summer Olympics being held in Paris, France. […]
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Our June Indigenous Athlete of the Month is…
Nevaeh Stinson, a proud Métis athlete from Minnedosa, has emerged as a role model both on and off the softball field. Currently attending Minnedosa Collegiate Institute, Nevaeh has excelled not only in sports but also in academics, earning herself a spot on the Honour Roll upon graduation. Nevaeh’s journey through high school wasn’t without its […]
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2002 NAIG Legacy Scholarship Recipients Announced
The Manitoba Aboriginal Sports & Recreation Council (MASRC) is thrilled to unveil the recipients of this year’s highly anticipated 2002 NAIG Legacy Scholarships for Athletes and Coaches! These prestigious scholarships, generously supported by the 2002 North American Indigenous Games Legacy, recognize both outstanding Indigenous athletes in Manitoba that have recently graduated high school and are […]
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How Kenneth Moore became the 1st Indigenous person in Canada to win Olympic gold – CBC
Jun 19, 2024 Part of Winnipeg’s gold-medal-winning hockey team at the 1932 Winter Olympics If you won one of the highest honours in athletics, you’d likely display it for the world to see but that’s just not who Kenneth (Ken) Strath Moore was, according to his granddaughter. “When my grandfather passed, I was 15 years old […]
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Meet our May Indigenous Athletes of the Month: Carson Beggs and Maxine Lavitt!
Join us in giving a huge round of applause to Carson Beggs and Maxine Lavitt, our Indigenous Athletes of the Month for May! Their dedication and achievements in the swimming world are truly remarkable, making both of them standout leaders both in and out of the pool. As the Varsity Swim Team Captain at the […]
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Assiniboia Downs Raises Treaty One Nations Flag to Kick Off 2024 Live Racing Season
May 20, 2024 – Winnipeg, MB, Treaty One Territory – The Treaty One Nations (T1N) and Assiniboia Downs (ASD) are proud to announce a landmark event to be held this evening in the spirit of reconciliation and partnership. ASD has committed to raise the T1N flag, to be permanently displayed alongside the Peguis First Nation, […]
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The MASRC Announces the Class of 2024 Inductees for the Manitoba Indigenous Sports Hall of Fame
With great pride, the Manitoba Aboriginal Sport & Recreation Council (MASRC) is thrilled to announce the esteemed individuals joining the ranks of the Manitoba Indigenous Sports Hall of Fame. As an organization dedicated to the promotion of Indigenous sport and recreation, our objective aligns with the Trust and Reconciliation Commission of Canada’s 87th Call to […]
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