Ripping the band-aid off: Resignations and repatriations on the road to museum decolonization
The Royal British Columbia Museum’s decolonization journey took a personal turn in the summer of…
Christopher Read
Christopher is proud of his deep roots in the place we now call Winnipeg, which connect him to the early days of the Red River Settlement. A graduate of Ryerson University’s journalism program, Chris also has a degree in English from the University of Manitoba. In 2014 he produced the documentary Alice and Kevin - which screened at imagineNative. He started at APTN Investigates in June of 2018.
Removing the colonial lens: The push to decolonize museums in Canada
It’s no secret that museum collections have benefitted from the colonization of countries occupied by…
Pimicikamak holds steady with the Northern Flood Agreement
More than 40 years later it’s the only community still fighting for implementation of the original deal.
Final hope for those impacted by Churchill River Diversion possibly to be snuffed out
Interim licence issued in 1973 has never been replaced.
Opportunity for youth, or sacrifice zone? Community reaction to nuclear waste burial plan is mixed
For some in the township of Ignace, 250 km northwest of Thunder Bay, the Nuclear…
Indigenous communities courted as nuclear industry looks for place to put used fuel
In what’s referred to as “Canada’s Plan,” the Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) is looking…
Living in shacks and under boats – Nunavut’s billion dollar housing problem
Nunavut’s housing minister says whichever party forms the next government, the territory’s billion dollar housing…
Canada assumed Indigenous people were ‘dying out’: The on-reserve housing crisis that never ends
Just weeks after moving in, Lake St. Martin First Nation community member Bernice McKenzie began…
Trappers in Robinson Huron treaty area want aerial herbicide spraying to end
While a trial in San Francisco makes headlines around the world, a group of trappers…