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The Manitoba Association of Native Firefighters (MANFF) will no longer be handling the welfare of First Nations people displaced by the 2011 flood. Bernard Valcourt, minister of Aboriginal Affairs and ...

The Red Cross is stepping in to try to help heal a failed operation that has left some 2,000 Manitobans out of their homes for the past two years. Manitoba Red Cross director Shawn Feely said the ...

MANFF was responsible for sheltering evacuees displaced by severe flooding in 2011. But the federal government transferred that responsibility to the Canadian Red Cross in February of this year. Last ...

Last month, the Manitoba Association of Native Fire Fighters stepped away from flood evacuee assistance at the same time provincial and federal governments announced the Canadian Red Cross would ...

Flood evacuees residing at Misty Lake Lodge say the Manitoba Association of Native Firefighters (MANFF) is withholding benefits from them while pressuring them to leave the Gimli hotel. *Billed as ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Misty Lake Lodge owner buys ads demanding release of MANFF audit The owner of Misty Lake Lodge in Gimli, Man., is taking to the ...

A federal review of a multi-million dollar dispute has ruled in favour of an Interlake lodge owner hosting Manitoba First Nations evacuees from the 2011 flood. Misty Lake Lodge owner Michael Bruneau ...

GIMLI, Man. – The hotel in Gimli, Man., that has been at the centre of a dispute with the agency that used to handle aboriginal flood evacuees has evicted the agency’s staff from the building. Misty ...

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First Nations flood evacuees and those who help them say it's about time that the Manitoba Association of Native Fire Fighters has lost its federal funding amid accusations about misspent money. On ...