Nuxalk hereditary chief sues B.C. museum over return of totem pole
Tourism minister says totem pole repatriation hold-up is about logistics.
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.
Nuclear industry pitching small modular nuclear reactors for the north
What will it mean for plans to entomb waste on traditional territories?
Elections Canada investigating ‘voter suppression’ in First Nation communities in northern Ontario
Polling stations in Cat Lake, Poplar Hill, and Pikangikum not provided on election day.
Buffalo Point First Nation woman says she’s trying to escape Casablanca after assault
A woman from Buffalo Point First Nation and Winnipeg now living in Morocco says she…
Peskotomuhkati chief unhappy about nuclear reactor testing on his traditional territory
Feds say they won’t reach zero emissions by 2050 without small nuclear reactors.
Ripping the band-aid off: Resignations and repatriations on the road to museum decolonization
APTN Investigates: Decolonizing Museums – Watch Part 1 here. The Royal British Columbia Museum’s decolonization…
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.