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Cheryl L’Hirondelle is a singer, songwriter from Alberta who recently travelled to Saskatchewan to make an album featuring voices of those behind bars. The album is titled “Why the Caged Bird Sings.” https://t.co/448usiYmcu
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A newly renovated space at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts will be dedicated to temporary exhibitions that revisit the history of Quebec and Canadian art. The space is called “The 4th Floor of the Claire and Marc Bourgie Pavilion.” https://t.co/G9tDJFZBVo
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Winnipeg comedian Clayton T. Stewart was pronounced dead on scene of a house fire in Winnipeg, Manitoba just days before the New Year. A member of the Peguis First Nation, Stewart was only 45-years-old. https://t.co/T34YoZvmde
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Tempers flared Sunday night after a late penalty against Team Canada cost them the win and their spot in the gold medal game at the World Junior Hockey Tournament. 18-year-old all star Gavin McKenna shoulders the blame. https://t.co/XShWktv5GM
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In Isabella Kulak's home is a box of about a few hundred letters, notes and hand-drawn pictures of ribbon skirts sent to her from across Canada and beyond — fan mail from those who consider her story and the origins of "Ribbon Skirt Day" as inspirational. https://t.co/5Scmlx8vVS
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About five years ago, Isabella Kulak, a member of the Cote First Nation in Saskatchewan was shamed for wearing a ribbon skirt to formal day.
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The premier of Manitoba, the minister of Northern and Arctic Affairs and the Assembly of First Nations (AFN) national chief will be part of a leadership delegation visiting Pimicikamak Cree Nation this week. https://t.co/zpgqZfCFyf
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The leadership delegation will include Premier Wab Kinew as well as the AFN National Chief and federal ministers.
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Tonight on APTN National News: Thousands of residents of the Pimicikamak Cree Nation lost power over the holidays and many are still without. A comedian living in Winnipeg, Manitoba has died in a house fire just days before the New Year. https://t.co/YIPnDVKD3r
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The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts is showcasing up-and-coming creators. Who’s featured and the deep message behind these Indigenous works, tonight on APTN National News. Watch live: https://t.co/p85h5Iik3L
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The girl who launched a cultural movement when she was shamed for wearing a ribbon skirt to a school formal looks back on all the changes since the incident. https://t.co/qvnOdIE4uu
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About five years ago, Isabella Kulak, a member of the Cote First Nation in Saskatchewan was shamed for wearing a ribbon skirt to formal day.
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A man whose identity isn't being released in the event of a publication ban appeared in Melfort Provincial Court this morning on a charge of second degree murder in the death of a baby Dec. 28. The infant was not yet a year old, according to RCMP. https://t.co/lJG49mJPMe
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Melfort RCMP received a report of an infant in medical distress on Christmas Eve. An infant under one year of age later died in hospital.
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A 'high level' delegation of leaders will visit Pimicikamak in northeastern Manitoba on Wednesday, to see for themselves the impact of a recent days long power outage as thousands remain evacuated. https://t.co/GyMsqb6eSs
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The leadership delegation will include Premier Wab Kinew as well as the AFN National Chief and federal ministers.
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On December twenty-eighth, a power line snapped and left thousands of residents of the Pimicikamak Cree Nation in Manitoba without power in the freezing cold. Manitoba Hydro has now fully restored power but leaders say many are still without. https://t.co/oCukO3ZfYa
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Saskatchewan RCMP are investigating reported gunshots in the Big Lake Cree Nation for a connection to a previous shooting that lead to one death and three others injured. https://t.co/knwPlmar0M
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Today on APTN National News: Reported gunshots in Big Lake Cree Nation are being investigated for a connection to a previous shooting that lead to one death and three others injured. https://t.co/6k5FqOHVfp
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2025 was the worst wildfire season on record in Manitoba. We take a look back at our coverage of how the wildfire season unfolded in the province. https://t.co/r4lgg581RU
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In January 2025, Justin Trudeau resigned as prime minister after 10 years in office. Take a look at the following events that unfolded. https://t.co/INETquKmhE
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Tonight on a special edition of APTN National News: Our Truth & Politics panel looks back on some of the biggest stories of 2025, as well as some of those that were under-covered. We also look ahead to some of the issues we'll be watching for this year. https://t.co/8ruxekcjTc
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The Regina Police Commission has renewed a $50,000 reward for information in the disappearance of Tamra Keepness. The little girl from the White Bear First Nation disappeared from her Regina home in 2004. https://t.co/by69fHhcSu
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The Regina Police Commission renewed the reward in December. The police have also submitted "certain exhibits" to the National Laboratory in Ottawa.
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Canada’s push for so-called ‘national interest’ projects has sparked strong opposition from Indigenous leaders. https://t.co/Dpa9jebSTQ
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Little Grand Rapids RCMP have charged a 33 year old man after community safety officers were threatened with a chainsaw early Monday. https://t.co/WqmqMpsiQV
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RCMP said they “were notified of threats made against two Community Safety Officers at a residence on the Little Grand Rapids First Nation."
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