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Stefan Richard

Stefan Richard is a reporter for CBC Indigenous, based in Treaty 1 territory. His work has appeared on Corus Radio, Native Communications Inc., APTN, NPR, and Slam Wrestling. Stefan is a proud member of Sagkeeng First Nation.

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    Joke Around and Find Out contest aims to open doors for new Indigenous comedians

    A Manitoba-wide stand-up comedy contest concludes in Winnipeg on Thursday night.
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    Fisher River Cree Nation sisters to compete at World Championship Hoop Dance Contest

    A trio of Manitoba sisters are off to the 35th annual World Championship Hoop Dance Contest in Phoenix, Ariz., this month.
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    Kyra Wilson set to lead Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs after election victory

    The 38-year-old Wilson, former chief of Long Plain First Nation, was elected as AMC's grand chief last Wednesday in a first ballot victory.
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    Nearly half of First Nations people off-reserve say rising prices impact ability to meet expenses

    In a new Statistics Canada survey, 49 per cent of First Nations people living off-reserve, 44 per cent of Métis and 44 per cent of Inuit who responded reported rising prices affected their ability to meet day-to-day expenses. 
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    Fire destroys community arena in Berens River First Nation

    Berens River First Nation in Manitoba is grieving the loss of the community's arena in a fire on Thursday.
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    Hip-hop artist Mattmac continues to innovate with accessible clothing line

    Manitoba-based hip-hop artist and producer Mattmac has unveiled his latest project: a line of merchandise that features braille. 
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    St. Theresa Point pilot takes his family on sightseeing flight

    Zack Wood took his family sightseeing around southern Manitoba for the first time recently, except Zack was able to take his family by air.
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    1st national Indigenous team to take to gridiron at women's U18 tackle football championship

    This year's women's U18 tackle football Canadian championship in Ottawa will include for the first time a national Indigenous team.
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    Vancouver Canucks jerseys pay tribute to Gino Odjick for First Nations Celebration game

    Jay Odjick, Gino's cousin, designed warm-up jerseys for the team's annual First Nations Celebration game on March 2.
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    Winnipeg's Indigenous curling league proves to be a family affair

    The Aboriginal Curling League of Winnipeg was started in 1992 to bring families together. Thirty years later, the league is still going strong with third-generation curlers.
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