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Breaking: The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs is calling for a thorough investigation into the death of a First Nation woman in her 30s who was hit & killed by a Winnipeg Police vehicle shortly before 9:30pm on Monday night, Aug. 2 near a homeless encampment near Fort Rouge Park.

Before Art Gallery of Ontario ousted her, Wanda Nanibush was a champion for more than just Indigenous culture: she was an advocate for all historically overlooked by the museum, including Black, queer, and marginal artists of every kind, writes Jason McBride. thewalrus.ca/why-did-canada…

While I can recognize people may be inconvenienced or annoyed by a protest (which is the entire point might I add - to bring awareness) that does not give anyone the right drive into a crowd of people. I hope justice is served here and the driver is prosecuted appropriately.

This move confuse the ever loving heck out to anyone given like 1 in 26 people have COVID? I would think being boosted with an older iteration of a vaccine would be better than not, no?

Use of the Gladue principle has ‘largely failed’ Yellowhead Institute report finds | [email protected] aptnnews.ca/?p=250049

3 Indigenous people killed by cops in 4 days and now Canadians are feeling emboldened to try run Indigenous protestors down and our “National leaders” are too busy trying to help the feds normalize genocide to say anything.

In addition to addressing Canada’s ongoing discrimination in Jordan’s Principle, this important hearing is linked to what happens in First Nations child and family. Tune in and find out why

My latest with Ricochet Media is out, please share-Canada’s racist system claims another dead Indigenous boy- RIP Hoss Lightning “Canada is apparently in an era of so-called Truth and Reconciliation, but it seems as if the relationship between Natives and non-Natives is as broken

‘The police continue to fail our women.’ A protest was held after a First Nations woman was struck and killed by Winnipeg Police Service officers with a vehicle. Hear more on the latest APTN News Brief: pod.fo/e/2660b5

I hope they understand the immense amount of privilege they have and that it’s lent to them receiving such an accommodation.

While this is great, it's not public housing. It's going to Vision Soho, a non profit with good intentions, it's clear. Better than nothing but doesn't solve the *systemic* issues.

“Compelling economic reasons” The blatant advantages/privileges these 5 white, male, NHL players have received since 2018 is breathtaking. Not surprising. But breathtaking.Tell me again justice is served in the criminal justice system. Reforms tho, right? cbc.ca/news/canada/lo…

If you want to talk about how women make up sexual harassment and rape stories for attention, know that many of us have a list of men we could easily have jailed if we had the energy or will to go through the corrupted legal system

A judge finds Robert Jeffrey Morden, not guilty on both counts. RCMP charge prison guard in death of Sagkeeng First Nation inmate in Manitoba aptnnews.ca/national-news/…

“My heart is broken,” said Darlene Ahmo. “I had hoped for justice for my son, but instead, we are left with more questions and no accountability for his death. William's life mattered, and to see no one held responsible is devastating.”

BREAKING: Robert Jeffrey Morden, the correctional officer involved in the death of William Ahmo's death has been found not guilty by Manitoba provincial court judge Tony Cellitti. Morden was charged in 2021 in the death of Ahmo who was a Headingley Correctional Centre inmate🧵:

It’s almost as if we’re all interconnected and interdependent… *slow blinks in Anishinaabe*