Wab Kinew wears Moose Hide Campaign symbol
Public stand against violence towards women and children helps NDP leader regain trust.
I am an Indigenous woman from Wauzhushk Onigum Nation, a First Nation community outside of Kenora, Ontario. I have lived in Winnipeg, Manitoba for the past ten years.
My hobby is photography and I consider myself an amateur photographer. I live in the central area of Winnipeg and enjoy the challenges of residing in the core area.
They don’t understand…my ghosts
People don’t see my hidden mental illness – PTSD from my residential school experience – especially when it makes an appearance in public.
Mural depicts incorrect history
Part of reconciliation is knowing the accurate history of Canada,
I am a silver haired student
Finding the courage to apply for a course because aspirations don’t allow obstacles to stop one from achieving one’s goals.
Actions by security guard angers shopper
No apologies from guard or store manager after patron is humiliated as purse is searched.
Respect from the Men in Blue
A simple gesture that took a couple of minutes creates a bond of trust and makes for a true moment of reconciliation on Canada Day.
Feline love
The glass doors of the Humane Society shut behind me. I just said a tearful good bye to my cat, Pretty Girl.
Living with dysphagia
When I discovered I could no longer swallow solid foods, the challenge was figuring out how to survive.
Reconciliation 101: Aaniin means welcome
What I really want is for people to understand me.
Winnipeg police host community residents for Annual Spring Feast
Winnipeg Police Service held their 21st Annual Spring Feast at the Indian and Metis Friendship Centre on Friday.