Mama Bear clan in Winnipeg says life on the street has left people feeling ‘anxious’ during pandemic
“Not only the worry about the virus but also because of all the changes and how everything is so different.”
Darrell Stranger
Darrell is a proud member of Peguis First Nation in Manitoba. He is a graduate of the television program from Northern Alberta Institute of Technology in Edmonton. He is returning to APTN after having completed an internship with us in 2018 and a brief stop as a reporter in B.C. in 2019.
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