Leaders demand better health care for First Nations people after chief's 13-hour wait at Winnipeg hospital

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First Nations leaders are raising concerns about the quality of care Indigenous people get in Manitoba after the chief of Little Grand Rapids waited in pain for about 13 hours at a Winnipeg hospital.