Nishnawbe Aski Police to start training officers to better serve victims of sexual crimes
NAPS officer critical of how Winnipeg police dealt with families involved in recent serial killer case.
Lindsay Richardson
Lindsay was born and raised on the unceded territory of Tiohtià:ke (Montréal), and joined APTN News as a Quebec correspondent in 2019. While in university, she collaborated on a multiplatform project about the revitalization of the Kanien’kéha (Mohawk) language to commemorate the International Year of Indigenous Languages. Before APTN Lindsay worked at the Eastern Door, CTV Montreal and the Montreal Gazette.
Plus d’un million $ en dédommagement à Mashteuiatsh pour le sous-financement de leur police
Après plusieurs années, un procès, un appel et une décision du tribunal des droits de…
Au sommet de la COP 15 à Montréal, l’appel à la protection de la forêt Amazonienne
Les peuples autochtones représentent environ 4 % de la population mondiale, mais ils protègent environ…
Quebec court finds province, Canada ‘dishonourable’ on Indigenous policing
A lengthy courtroom battle has concluded that Quebec and Canada were in the wrong when…
Victims of accused serial killer in Winnipeg remembered in Montreal
A solidarity vigil last Saturday in Montreal paid tribute to four First Nations victims of…
Résumé de la Conférence des Nations unies sur la biodiversité à Montréal par Lindsay Richardson
À la dernière journée de la COP 15, à Montréal, 196 pays ont rédigé et…
COP15 delegates, celebrities call for 80% Amazon rainforest protection by 2025
Whether they call it “the lungs of the earth,” or the “heart of the planet”…
‘Women can be found’: Bernadette Smith meeting with forensic pathologists about Winnipeg dump search
Police were reluctant to search for Smith’s sister says MLA.
Le Québec annule un plan d’expulsion d’un camp de sans-abri sous l’autoroute Ville-Marie
La communauté de sans-abri à Montréal est soulagée, après que le gouvernement provincial ait annulé…