Thunder Bay, Kenora decide against bringing in loitering bylaw
NAN says any discussion about poverty needs to include people in their Nations
Allana McDougall
Allana is a graduate of the Indigenous Studies program at Trent University and the new media journalism program at Sheridan College. She worked at Sudbury.com and TVO before coming to APTN National News where she now covers Indigenous stories in Southern Ontario as a video journalist. McDougall is a member of Hiawatha First Nation.
StatsCan, police chiefs to start collecting race-based crime data
While promising, the announcement “must be taken with caution,” one criminologist says
Ontario announces end to ‘birth alerts’ by October 2020
Social workers use birth alerts to notify hospitals a newborn may be in danger
Indigenous film festival based out of Manitoulin Island goes online
“Our program reflects our voices, supports and celebrates Indigenous filmmakers, crew, artists, musicians and communities.”
Paddlers push off for land, water rights in Ontario
A canoe journey is underway in Ontario to raise awareness of inherent Aboriginal rights. This…
Protest calls for suspension of London police officer found guilty in death of Oneida mother Debralee Chrisjohn
100 people turn out after constable remains employed on administrative duty
Teacher, school board apologize to Ontario family for inappropriate assignment
Students asked to write from perspective of colonist who ‘discovered’ North America
Black Lives Matter rallies held across southern Ontario over the weekend
10,000 attend London rally.
Looking back, did Canadian media miss the message from the MMIWG inquiry report?
‘Can I give media in Canada a passing grade? No, I can’t,’ says former chief commissioner.