US EditionOne Indigenous issue could topple Conservatives in Manitoba general election and install First Nations premier
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One Indigenous issue could topple Conservatives in Manitoba general election and install First Nations premier
In a provincial election campaign that has largely neglected Indigenous issues, Real Carrière says it’s one Indigenous issue that has dominated debates and ads that could decide the fate of the ruling Manitoba Progressive Conservatives on Oct. 3. And if the Conservatives lose, New Democratic Party leader Wab Kinew from the Onigaming First Nation in northwestern Ontario, would become the first First Nations person to hold the position of Manitoba…
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