Premier Wab Kinew said Nahanni Fontaine, Manitoba's accessibility minister, will remain in her position after she apologized for asking why she had to share a stage with a sign-language interpreter.

Wab Kinew broke his silence Friday about a “hot mic” scandal involving cabinet minister Nahanni Fontaine, whose portfolio includes families, accessibility, and gender equity.

'F— why did I have her on the stage,' Manitoba’s Minister of Accessibility Nahanni Fontaine said. She has since apologized You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if ...

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 ...

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew looks on as Nahanni Fontaine, Minister of Families, Minister responsible for Accessibility, Minister responsible for Gender Equity is sworn-in by Lt. Gov. Anita Neville ...

Caption: Nahanni Fontaine, Manitoba's minister responsible for accessibility, has apologized for comments she made about a sign language interpreter following a speech at a graduation event she ...

Nahanni Fontaine hosted a celebration for Indigenous women graduates Thursday in Winnipeg, and had a sign-language interpreter on stage with her during her speech. Afterward, while preparing to ...

Manitoba Families Minister Nahanni Fontaine said she regularly meets with survivors and that the province recognizes the pain and harm caused by the Sixties Scoop. Fontaine said she attended an Anish ...

Similarly, Nahanni Fontaine’s frequent attacks on figures like Donald Trump seem more designed to please a specific audience than to address the needs of all Manitobans.

A former deaf member of Ontario’s legislature says Manitoba minister Nahanni Fontaine should issue a proper apology to a deaf Métis student who was at a graduation event where an American Sign ...