Residents hope smudge walk helps north Winnipeg neighbourhood heal4 hours agoDuration 1:314 hours agoNewsDuration 1:31Dozens of Gilbert Park residents walked the area’s streets Tuesday with burning sage, part of the second annual smudge walk aimed at healing and bettering the northwest Winnipeg neighbourhood.Related Stories Neighbourhood action teams to fix variety of issues in Winnipeg communities After long trip, northern Manitoba wildfire evacuees face uncertainty as they seek shelter in Winnipeg Spray pads to start opening in Winnipeg this weekend This group walked nearly 400 km to raise awareness about bullying, violence in First Nations St. John’s begins series of events aiming to connect residents with their neighboursMore from NewsVideo3:09Carney pledges support for Ukraine to wrap G7The National 13 minutes agoVideo2:10Trump escalates Iran threatsThe National 14 minutes agoVideo1:05#TheMoment a B.C. diver pulled off an underwater proposal in the Galapagos IslandsThe National 22 minutes agoVideo7:33What Carney achieved at the G7 after Trump leftThe National 28 minutes agoVideo1:5923andMe failed to protect customer data, investigation findsThe National 28 minutes agoTrending NowVideo0:54‘I’m a tariff person,’ Trump says at G7 meeting with CarneyPolitics News June 16Video0:45Why is Trump, a convicted felon, allowed to visit Canada?June 16Video0:17 Raw video shows Air India flight crashing moments after takeoff June 12Video4:08Carney opens G7 at a ‘turning point’ in historyPolitics News June 16Video3:14Trump makes early G7 exit, agrees to trade talks with CarneyThe National June 17
Residents hope smudge walk helps north Winnipeg neighbourhood heal
