Cat Lake youth self-express through song, produce video
Arts-based healing program exploring options for safe relaunch amid pandemic.
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.
Some big wins for Indigenous women at the Canadian Screen Awards
The year 2020 has been a tough one to be sure but there have been…
UPDATE: Toronto Police locate missing man
Twenty-seven year old last seen in Cooperage and Front Street East area May 26 after midnight
Tkaronto Music Festival goes online amid long weekend ban on large gatherings
‘It’s essential during the COVID-19 quarantine we keep our spirits up’
Chiefs of Ontario says COVID-19 spike is coming, urges First Nations to keep communities closed
The Chiefs of Ontario (COO) is urging First Nations across the province to keep communities…
COVID-19 check point turns into dance contest
What looks like a barrier can also become an opportunity to unite. First Nations across…
Indigenous advocacy groups calling for national day of prayer
On April 23, several Indigenous political advocacy groups are called for a national day of…
Large gatherings reported in Six Nations leads to increased security at access points
Gatherings of five or more people are currently banned in Ontario under the Emergency Management and Civil Protections Act.
