Mitchell Ringos

The Manitoba Métis Federation (MMF) is warning the public about a troubling new scam targeting wildfire evacuees. Fraudsters are sending spam emails and texts that falsely claim to be from the Canadian...

The Safe Winnipeg initiative, first announced in March, is the City’s latest effort to tackle crime through stronger coordination between police foot patrols, community safety officers, and local support...

It’s a fresh new chapter at the Assiniboine Park Zoo—one that howls with excitement. Following the loss of their last longtime pack member this spring, the Zoo has welcomed not one, but five new grey...

Morgan Grace's fiddle has taken her to incredible heights, from small community stages to the nation’s capital, where she recently performed for the King and Queen during their visit to Ottawa. It...

King and Bannatyne is the home to Winnipeg's first ever scramble intersection. A scramble intersection is where traffic stops and people take the spotlight. It’s a new way to cross, and the city’s...

Findings from an interim report by Giganawenimaanaig are calling on all levels of government to create the conditions needed for a Manitoba-wide Red Dress Alert system, which quickly mobilizes community...

The fire situation remains dangerous across northern Manitoba, and now, even host communities that took in thousands of evacuees, like Norway House Cree Nation, are seeing growing smoke. Chief David...

Following a historic Speech from the Throne in Ottawa on Tuesday, Indigenous leaders are urging Canada and the Crown to follow through on their promises of reconciliation, while pointing to the notable...

As King Charles III delivered his first Speech from the Throne in Canada, First Nations leaders from across the Prairies gathered in Ottawa with a unified message: honour the Treaties and build a renewed...