Manitoba’s nursing regulator, the College of Registered Nurses of Manitoba, issues a formal public apology to First Nations, Inuit and Métis people for its role in discrimination within the health-care system. Multiple outlets report the apology comes after acknowledgement that the regulator contributed to racism affecting Indigenous peoples. The regulator characterizes the apology as recognizing past harm and responsibility, and it pledges to improve its approach moving forward. The apology is presented as a step toward addressing inequities and changing practices that Indigenous patients and communities have faced. While details may vary across coverage, the common elements are the regulator’s acknowledgement of discriminatory impact, the specific inclusion of First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities, and the commitment to do better. The apology reflects growing scrutiny of institutional racism in professional oversight bodies and broader calls for accountability in health-care governance in Manitoba.