Women suing to run for chief, vote on Whitefish First Nation
Two band members allege they are being discriminated against because of their marital status.
Chris Stewart
Chris Stewart has been in the media for 20 years. He has worked at CBC, Global and CTV as a news camera operator and editor. Chris joined APTN in 2012 in the Saskatoon Bureau and moved to APTN Edmonton bureau in 2015 as a Videojournalist.
Athabasca Tribal Council starts petition to get Ottawa to remove sections of the Indian Act
The sections relate to the federal government operating schools and transporting children.
UNESCO celebrates International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples
Agency held a roundtable on Indigenous children.
Leaders say new agreement will help Alberta Métis Federation
Over the past couple of years, seven Métis communities have broken away from the Métis…
Woman wants change to Indigenous studies course listing pros and cons about residential schools
Brye Roberston spoke out after receiving worksheet at university in Alberta
Indigenous experience installation at revamped Edmonton park tells truth about country’s history
Park partnered with the Confederacy of Treaty Six First Nations and the Métis Nation of Alberta to ensure accuracy
Advocate for missing and murdered women calls for Indigenous Amber Alert system
Stephanie Harpe has experienced violence first hand. To start, her mother, Ruby Anne McDonald, was…
Anishinaabe play to be livestreamed on Indigenous Peoples Day
An Anishinaabe-written, one-person play will be livestreamed to 14 schools across Alberta on Indigenous Peoples…
Treaty Six chiefs say Alberta premier’s words confirm pulling out of negotiations with province was right move
‘The Premier contradicts all the efforts toward an understanding and confirms that the Treaty Six chiefs made the right decision to dissolve the Protocol Agreement.’