Indian Country Today editor says there is a new sense of urgency and division hanging over U.S. election
Mark Trahant says partisan divide hasn’t been this bitter since the Civil War.
Dennis Ward
Dennis is Metis from southern Manitoba. After spending a decade working in TV in Alberta and Ontario, Dennis returned to Manitoba to join APTN’s Winnipeg bureau as reporter/correspondent in September 2014. In 2016, he won a Canadian Association of Journalists award for his story A Soldier Scorned for APTN Investigates. In 2017, he became a host/producer for APTN National News and Face to Face. In 2020, Dennis and co host Melissa Ridgen were nominated for a Canadian Screen Award for Best News Anchor, National.
Cree filmmaker says she wishes she never had to make nîpawistamâsowin: We Will Stand
Documentary chronicles shooting of Colten Boushie.
Thunder Bay major crime unit looking into allegation on social media that First Nation father was beaten to death
Allegations made on Facebook says the father of two was attacked by four males
A reckoning happening in Canadian institutions says Anishinaabe broadcaster Jesse Wente
Anishinaabe broadcaster and writer, Jesse Wente is not one to shy away from criticizing the…
Indigenous pictograph vandalized in B.C.
A sacred pictograph has been vandalized in British Columbia. Racist and vulgar statements were spray-painted…
Bear Clan board chair addresses former executive director James Favel’s firing
Favel helped resurrect the group in 2014 after the murder of Tina Fontaine
Judge orders flow of oil halted through Dakota Access Pipeline
Opponents celebrate as company considers options
Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe chairman wants presidents removed from Mount Rushmore
Monument is located on sacred land, Harold Frazier says
Anishinaabe writer Waubgeshig Rice hopes popular novel will be adapted for the screen
‘If there are filmmakers who believe it can sit well on the screen then I am totally into that.’