Cree electrician hopes her story energizes other women to join the trades
A little over a year ago, Nikki Muswaggon had no idea what was involved with…
Beverly Andrews
Beverly is a member of the Tootinaowaziibeeng First Nation in Manitoba. She has worked in media for over a decade, including broadcast, film and the arts. She joined APTN in January 2017 from Regina, SK where she was a video journalist for CTV and Indigenous Circle.
Grad season wrapping up with different ways to celebrate
The graduation season for students is wrapping up and as just about everyone knows, the…
Manhunt continues in northern Manitoba Monday
The search for the two men wanted in connection to the death of a young…
Grassy Narrows unveils mercury treatment centre design but wonders whether government is committed to building it
Grassy narrows unveiled its plan for the Mercury Survivors Home and Care Centre to care…
‘Dangerous precedent’: Conservative MP Michelle Rempel blocks Indigenous youth on Twitter
(Conservative MP Michelle Rempel. Credit: Facebook) An Indigenous youth representative is calling out Conservative MP…
Guitarist from Six Nations no longer ‘singing the blues’ after getting invite to join NAMA band
A guitarist from Six Nations is joining an elite crowd of musicians this fall….
Directors pushing to put LGBTQ actors and issues onto the marquee
As more Indigenous stories are making it to the big screen, there are still…
Queen’s Park camp set up in support of Regina group
A new site in support of Regina’s Justice for Our Stolen Children has opened at Ontario’s legislature in Toronto.
Firing of Indigenous Waves producer at CIUT sends shivers through volunteers
In February, the producer for a program called Indigenous Waves on CIUT was suspended for comments she made on-air about media coverage of two high profile murder trials involving Indigenous youth. Now other volunteers are wondering what they can, and cannot say on the community airwaves.