Inuk architectural grad getting set to redesign the world
Student from Nunavut loved science, technology and architecture.
Brittany Hobson
Brittany joined the APTN news team in October 2016. She is Ojibway and a member of the Long Plain First Nation in Manitoba. Before coming to APTN, she graduated with a joint degree in communications from the University of Winnipeg and Red River College.
First Nations-owned Uncle Sam’s joins cannabis market in Winnipeg
Josh Giesbrecht hopes to provide job opportunities for Indigenous people in the city
Wildfires claim 2 homes in Cree community in northern Manitoba
Eighty homes were evacuated as a precaution as the fires approached.
Wasagamack First Nation in Manitoba call for new grocery store after several people fall through ice
Many residents have been calling for the construction of a new store on the mainland.
Urban vaccine clinics providing much needed services for Indigenous Peoples in Winnipeg
Each day at the Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata centre’s vaccine clinic begins in a…
Anishinaabe mother says child welfare agency gave her address to former abusive partner without her consent
Woman says it took her weeks to calm down after encounter with man who sexually assaulted her.
Indigenous high school grads in Winnipeg’s core area seeing success
The largest school division in Winnipeg is steadily working to increase the rates of Indigenous…
Art, activism and residential schools part of new exhibits at Canadian Museum for Human Rights
Two new exhibits exploring the impact of residential schools are opening at the Canadian Museum…
First Nations mom separated from her newborn because of COVID-19 says virus is ‘unbearable’
Former APTN reporter Shaneen Robinson-Desjarlais is still in hospital where she says it feels like an elephant is sitting on her chest.