Manitoba NDP Minister Again Under Fire For Derogatory Charlie Kirk Comments
Fontaine reshared a post on Instagram that called the slain 31-year-old political commentator a "racist, xenophobic, transphobic, Islamophobic" individual;
By Hymie Rubenstein —— Bio and Archives--September 18, 2025
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Manitoban Indigenous politician Nahanni Fontaine was recognized as a "beacon of advocacy and leadership" in April 2024.
According to her "Humble Beginning Stories" biography, Fontaine "embodies the spirit of resilience and dedication in her role as a Canadian provincial politician."
Though a member of the Sagkeeng Anishinaabe Indian Band, Fontaine was raised in Winnipeg's hardscrabble Point Douglas neighbourhood, home to about one-third of the city's indigenous population.
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