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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 ...
Manitobans should expect more from their elected officials — not just in words, but in conduct, judgment, and results.
Premier Wab Kinew said Nahanni Fontaine, Manitoba's accessibility minister, will remain in her position after she apologized ...
A woman who was excited to celebrate with her family at a graduation event for Indigenous women on Thursday says it's hard to look at her college certificate after the experience was tainted by ...
The Manitoba government is promising new financial penalties to enforce rules aimed at removing barriers for people with ...
Manitoba's accessibility minister says she will be participating in Deaf culture training after she made negative comments ...
The Opposition in Manitoba is calling for the resignation of the province’s minister responsible for accessibility after comments she made about a sign-language interpreter. The Manitoba Progressive ...
It’s a phrase that is likely familiar to anyone who has worked in the corporate world and undergone media/communications ...
Is Nahanni Fontaine guilty of a firing offence? Last week, the minister responsible for accessibility was caught making profane complaints about an American Sign Language interpreter. The comments ...
Nahanni Fontaine was captured on a hot mic voicing her frustrations using an expletive with a member of her staff ...
Premier Wab Kinew came to the aid of his embattled minister Nahanni Fontaine after she complained about a sign language ...
An indigenous woman who overcame both abuse and addictions was voted in as the new candidate for St. Johns, replacing Gord Mackintosh. Nahanni Fontaine beat out Aaron McDowell on the second ballot ...