Manslaughter trial of man accused of killing First Nations woman begins
Court hears how Billie Wynelle Johnson, 30 went missing on Christmas Eve.
Danielle Paradis
Danielle is a Métis writer, journalist, editor, educator, and podcaster who lives in Treaty 6 (Edmonton, Alberta). She has written for both local and international audiences. You can read (or hear) her work at Canadaland, Chatelaine, Toronto Star (Edmonton), Gig City, BUSTLE, Canadian True Crime Podcast, The Sprawl and now APTN News. Danielle covers politics, arts and culture, and Indigenous Issues.
Sask. First Act passes while opposed Indigenous groups pack the gallery
First Nations and Métis community members travelled to the legislature to oppose the bill
Mixed messages on whether Kerle oil leak harmful to wildlife in Alberta
Environment Canada raises concerns while Alberta says there’s no evidence
Amber Tuccaro’s family still seeking answers on her disappearance and death
Amber Tuccaro’s family calls out RCMP for shoddy investigation – again.
Bison from Elk Island National Park transferred to First Nations and Métis communities
‘Federal government should supply training and infrastructure as a part of the bison transfer,’ said Alexis Nakota Sioux Chief.
Annulation des trois doctorats honorifiques remis à l’avocate Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond
L’Université McGill est une de trois institutions qui ont annulé les doctorats honorifiques remis à…
Aysanabee and Northern Cree play the 2023 Juno awards
Aysanabee’s new album Watin highlights the experiences of his grandfather in residential school.
‘Holeh, that was good’; Juno Awards celebrate Indigenous artists
Juno 2023 events kick off this weekend in Edmonton, Alta. where Indigenous artists were celebrated
BC Civil Liberties Association takes back award from Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond
‘Her lack of accountability or remorse on these matters, have been shocking and disturbing,’ says association statement