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Two deaf attendees of a graduation ceremony say the apology from Manitoba minister Nahanni Fontaine is 'a step in the right ...
Manitoba’s accessibility minister says she will be participating in Deaf culture training after she made negative comments ...
Manitobans should expect more from their elected officials — not just in words, but in conduct, judgment, and results.
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Nahanni Fontaine vows to undergo deaf-culture training after complaining about sign-language interpreterThe Manitoba government is promising new financial penalties to enforce rules aimed at removing barriers for people with ...
Manitoba Accessibility Minister Nahanni Fontaine is facing mounting questions about her qualifications to serve in her role ...
Nahanni Fontaine has apologized repeatedly for remarks she made last month while hosting a celebration for Indigenous women ...
It’s a phrase that is likely familiar to anyone who has worked in the corporate world and undergone media/communications ...
Manitoba's premier says a cabinet minister who complained about a sign-language interpreter will stay on as minister ...
Nahanni Fontaine took an opportunity on Thursday — International Women's Day — to invite male MLAs she says have engaged in intimidating and inappropriate behaviour to come forward and apologize.
Indigenous activist Nahanni Fontaine is a shoulder to lean on for her 14-year-old son Niniichaanis during the NDP nomination meeting for St. Johns at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 30 on Main ...
It took a second ballot separated by just one vote but Nahanni Fontaine will represent the NDP in St. Johns in next month’s provincial election after narrowly edging out fellow nominee Aaron McD ...
Manitoba’s Minister for Accessibility is apologizing to the deaf and hard of hearing community for comments about interpreter ...
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