
Kelly Geraldine Malone
The Canadian Press
Kelly Geraldine Malone is a reporter for The Canadian Press.
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Human rights panel orders Winnipeg landlord to pay tenant for racist, sexist remarks
A human rights commission in Manitoba has ordered a landlord to pay $15,000 to a young mother who was harassed because she was pregnant and had a Black boyfriend.
Canada -Manitoba |

More than half Manitoba's active COVID-19 cases are in First Nations population
Vaccine distribution has begun on a handful of Manitoba reserves as a task force reports that 61 per cent of the people with active COVID-19 in the province are First Nations.
Canada -Manitoba |

Gaining trust: History of Indigenous experiments poses challenge in COVID health
Some leaders and health professionals say they are facing a challenge during the COVID-19 pandemic of persuading Indigenous people to trust a health system that has a history of experimenting on them.
Canada -Manitoba |

Morden, Man., senior hockey team changes derogatory name to Bombers
A senior hockey team in a small Manitoba city has changed its name following a push against the use of Indigenous names and caricatures as mascots.
Canada -Manitoba |

Warrant issued for Winnipeg family charged with staging hate crime at café
A warrant has been issued for Oxana, Alexander and Maxim Berent, who are accused of faking an anti-Semitic attack at their Winnipeg café last year.
Canada -Manitoba |

Murder trial on pause while Winnipeg juror tested for COVID-19
Jury deliberations for a second-degree murder trial in Winnipeg have been put on hold so a juror can be tested for COVID-19.
Canada -Manitoba |

Indigenous lawyer files lawsuit against firm representing day school survivors
First Nations lawyer Joan Jack has filed a lawsuit against the firm that represented survivors of Indian day schools, alleging she was not compensated for years of her work on the class-action case.
Canada -Manitoba |

'It is urgent:' Commissioner calls for Indigenous bodies to oversee police
Indigenous civilian groups that would oversee police actions are long past due in Canada, says a commissioner who served on the inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.
Canada -Manitoba |

Lawyer Isha Khan named new leader of embattled human rights museum
Winnipeg lawyer Isha Khan may be facing her most public battle as she takes the helm of a museum under fire over allegations of racism, homophobia, sexism and censorship.
Canada -Manitoba |

Elder disappointed no consequences for woman accused of racist Facebook posts
A Manitoba woman arrested for uttering threats and public incitement of hatred in relation to a Facebook post about a vandalized car in Flin Flon, Man., in 2018 has not participated in further court diversion programs after she declined to participate in mediation circles.
Canada -Manitoba |