Final hope for those impacted by Churchill River Diversion possibly to be snuffed out
Interim licence issued in 1973 has never been replaced.
Christopher Read
Christopher is proud of his deep roots in the place we now call Winnipeg. His family tree goes back to the early days of the Red River Settlement, where his ancestors Robert Logan and a Saulteaux woman named Mary wed and produced twelve children. A graduate of Ryerson University’s journalism program, Chris also has a degree in English literature from the University of Manitoba. In 2014 Read produced the documentary Alice and Kevin - which screened at imagineNative. He started at APTN Investigates in June of 2018.
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