Latest Winnipeg street census shows peak homelessness
A new census found 2,469 people living on the streets of Winnipeg in the fall of 2024, nearly double the number in 2022.| APTN News
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The body of missing Indigenous teenager Noelle O’Soup and another woman went unnoticed for months in apartment of Jimmy Pham in 2022 The post B.C. ministry unaware of coroners attending death scenes remotely after 2019 appeared first on APTN News.| APTN News
Le grand chef Cody Diabo, du territoire mohawk de Kahnawà:ke, s’est positionné de façon claire... The post « Il n’y a pas de nation québécoise » : le grand chef adresse un message sévère au ministre de la Justice du Québec appeared first on APTN News.| APTN News
Le Centre patrimonial et culturel de la nation crie de Chisasibi (CPCC) offre depuis dix... The post Le Centre patrimonial et culturel de la Nation crie de Chisasibi célèbre son 10e anniversaire appeared first on APTN News.| APTN News
Kahnawà:ke Mohawk Territory Grand Chief Cody Diabo had a simple message for Quebec Justice Minister... The post ‘There is no Quebec nation’: Grand Chief delivers stern message to Quebec’s Justice Minister appeared first on APTN News.| APTN News
A slew of First Nations and environmental organizations in British Columbia have issued a news... The post Carney’s Major Projects Office already under fire from First Nations, environmental groups, others appeared first on APTN News.| APTN News
The Squamish Nation says Vancouver-based developer Westbank Corp. has sold its entire stake in its... The post Westbank sells stake in massive Squamish Nation housing development in Vancouver appeared first on APTN News.| APTN News
It might just be the tiniest Tlingit regalia ever made. Fashioned out of repurposed dance... The post Tlingit artist crafts regalia for trendy Labubu while sharing traditional Chilkat weaving appeared first on APTN News.| APTN News
Tensions are flaring in the Mohawk community of Kanesatake nearly one month after an election... The post Uncertainty reigns in Kanesatake nearly one month after cancelled election appeared first on APTN News.| APTN News
A new census found 2,469 people living on the streets of Winnipeg in the fall of 2024, nearly double the number in 2022.| APTN News
Father of Ashlee Shingoose delivers powerful victim impact statement after daughter identified as 4th victim of serial killer.| APTN News
Members of Brokenhead Ojibway Nation are voting in a referendum on a proposed mining partnership with Sio Silica this Friday.| APTN News
An annual canoe trip in the N.W.T. was cut short after some members had to be airlifted out because of an unexpected wildfire.| APTN News
Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke considering road tolls in response to federal cuts | APTN News
Kahnawà:ke says it's looking at imposing tolls on the roads crossing its territory in response to looming federal budget cuts.| APTN News
Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation near Nelson House issued a full evacuation order Sunday.| APTN News
A protest was held at the Millbrook RCMP detachment in Nova Scotia over the raiding of cannabis stores in the community.| APTN News
People in northern B.C., are posting complaints online after being stopped by the same highway patrol officer| APTN News
Two First Nations men have been killed after interacting with police in northern Ontario in just over a week's time.| APTN News
A Winnipeg landlord is being ordered to pay a First Nations mother thousands of dollars after a hearing on the condition of her apartments.| APTN News
Lytton First Nation in B.C. which was devastated by wildfires four years ago, has ordered that some of its reserves be evacuated again.| APTN News
The B.C. First Nations Justice Council says a report critical of the RCMP echoes what they’ve been saying for years: “We need trauma-informed police officers, we need culturally informed police officers."| APTN News
The Supreme Court won't hear the case of an Ontario man found guilty of manslaughter in the fatal shooting of a Six Nations man.| APTN News
Haa Ḵusteeyí, a gathering celebrating inland Tlingit in the Yukon and northern British Columbia, just wrapped up.| APTN News
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Syphilis cases trending up in Quebec Cree Nation | APTN News
Ottawa to appoint Virginia Mearns of Iqaluit as Arctic ambassador | APTN News
Premiers to meet with Indigenous groups on first day of three-day Ontario gathering | APTN News
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Alberta court to decide whether first citizen-led separation question is valid | APTN News
Two Mi'kmaw women say the content of a chat group made up of politicians and business people was 'disgusting.'| APTN News
With their treaty rights in hand, 60 members of Sipek’nekatik First Nation took to the water to harvest elvers without federal licenses.| APTN News
Three members of the Mi'kmaw community will be part of a review of an incident where DFO officers left two fish harvesters stranded.| APTN News
Dozens of people stood at the provincial legislature in Halifax and demanded the government reverse its uranium decision.| APTN News
Leadership and lobster harvesters are criticizing the actions of DFO officers after hundreds of traps were seized.| APTN News
The new riding called Cape Breton-Canso-Antigonish is up for grabs as Mi'kmaw MP Jaime Battiste and his competitors fight for ground.| APTN News
A bust at cannabis dispensaries in four Mi'kmaw communities prompted a protest in front of an RCMP detachment in New Minas.| APTN News
Woodlands-style painter Jackie Traverse opens art gallery in Winnipeg’s North End | APTN News
Chances of national projects going ahead without Indigenous participation is almost ‘zero’ says Gull Masty | APTN News
Juno Award winner Sebastian Gaskin says accolades are also a win for his Nation | APTN News
Juno Award winner Sebastian Gaskin says accolades are also a win for his Nation | APTN News
Federal officials say wildfire forecast shows high risk of more fires in August | APTN News
Juno Award winner Sebastian Gaskin says accolades are also a win for his Nation | APTN News
Dennis is Métis from southern Manitoba. After spending a decade working in TV in Alberta and Ontario, Dennis returned to Manitoba to join APTN. In 2016, he won a Canadian Association of Journalists award for his story A Soldier Scorned for APTN Investigates. In 2017, he became a host/producer for APTN National News and Face to Face.| APTN News
A surge in demand for critical minerals will threaten protections for Indigenous Peoples around the world says expert.| APTN News
Voters in Kitigan Zibi are surrounded by mining claims. With Trump's tariffs will forgoing environmental concerns for jobs in their future?| APTN News
Chiefs in Quebec are at the United Nations this week saying Canada is not consulting on development projects.| APTN News
Angel Moore is a proud Cree from the Peguis First Nation in Manitoba. Angel grew up in Winnipeg and has a Journalism degree from the University of King’s College. She also has a degree from Dalhousie University in International Development Studies and Environmental Sustainability. Angel joined APTN News in June 2018 as the correspondent in the Halifax bureau and covers Atlantic Canada.| APTN News
APTN News and Ricochet Media travelled to Onigaming First Nation in Ontario hear from people on the front lines of an ongoing crisis.| APTN News
Sebastian Gaskin says winning a Juno Award was one of his biggest goals when he started doing music professionally in 2017.| APTN News
Alberta court to decide whether first citizen-led separation question is valid | APTN News
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Karyn, aka Pabàmàdiz, is an award-winning journalist who taught for 5 years at Toronto Metropolitan University. She is known for her work on the national political beat, press freedom issues, and her reporting on Indigenous communities. She got her start in APTN’s Parliament Hill bureau and returns as our national affairs correspondent in Ottawa after working at CBC and Canada's National Observer. Karyn is a citizen of the Pikwàkanagàn First Nation in Ontario.| APTN News
