Mitchell Ringos

Manitoba industries and governments remain cautious, following President Donald Trump's inauguration on Monday, as U.S. tariff threats continue to cast a shadow of uncertainty over Canada's trade sector. “I...

The race for the next Grand Chief of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs is on, with the candidates now revealed, each vying for the leadership of 63 First Nations across the province. The byelection will...

The City of Winnipeg may soon be upgrading its eye in the sky, as plans are underway to replace the Winnipeg Police Service helicopter with a new model, one that comes with a substantial price tag. Currently,...

An early end to Federal EV rebates, is causing concern for dealers who say the end of incentives could deter buyers considering a switch to electric and put EV targets in jeopardy. Transport Canada...

A Cree man has filed a lawsuit against two Manitoba health authorities alleging he did not receive timely medical care and was accused of nursing a hangover.  Justin Flett spent days...

A standoff continues between a land developer and demonstrators fighting to conserve an area known as the Lemay Forest. On one side, the landowner is moving forward with clearing trees to make way...

Despite a “For Sale” sign remaining on the front lawn, no one will be moving into a vacant house in the 400 block Pritchard Avenue. That’s after a fire gutted the empty home on Thursday night...

The Assembly of First Nations is gearing up for the new year, prepared for a potential election, a change of government and whatever that may bring. CityNews’ Mitchell Ringos sat down with AFN National...

In an effort to spark urgent calls for action, First Nation leaders came together to call on the federal government to address the Jordan's Principle funding crisis, which they say have left thousands...