Poursuite des festivités au Festival international Présence autochtone jusqu’au 18 août
Poursuite des festivités au Festival international Présence autochtone jusqu’au 18 août.
Emelia Fournier
Emelia holds a BA in Global Political Economy from the University of Manitoba. Prior to joining the APTN News team in Montreal, she was a reporter and editor for The Manitoban and has worked as a freelance writer. Fournier is a member of the Métis Nation.
Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs continue to spread word about pipeline conflict
While the construction of the Coastal GasLink pipeline is underway, Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs have embarked…
Vanniers et Chefs s’objectent à l’ajout du frêne noir dans la liste des espèces en péril
Un coléoptère envahissant a décimé la population des frênes noirs au Canada. Cet arbre fait…
Abenaki, Mi’kmaq and Mohawk Nations oppose listing black ash as endangered species
Despite declining tree numbers, black ash harvest and sale should be allowed, say First Nation chiefs and basket-weavers
Meeting between First Nation chiefs and bishops ‘missed opportunity’ says Cree leader
AFNQL regional chief said the format of the dinner ‘did not allow for the desired discussions.’
‘There were 13 people walking, but thousands were with them’: Marchers end one journey in Quebec City
It’s been a long walk – but marchers say an even longer wait for the papal visit.
Researcher says RCMP under reporting number of Indigenous women murdered in Quebec
A researcher for a Quebec Indigenous women’s support centre has found double the number of…
Prestation d’une troupe de cirque inuit du Nunavik au Square Cabot à Montréal
Une troupe de cirque inuit du Nunavik a récemment impressionné le public sur la place…
En entrevue: Jeannette Vollant, agente de liaison pour les survivants des externats
Jeannette Vollant nous parle de son travail à Uashat-mak-Mani-Utanem. Pour soumettre une demande d’indemnisation dans…