Demonstrators knock John A. statue off its perch in Montreal
The controversial John A. Macdonald statue in Montreal is no more. It was toppled during…
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.
Kahnawake Longhouse leader gives Montreal kids lesson in Great Law of Peace
Education org brings students cross-cultural teachings amid pandemic
Parents in Quebec file charter challenge against province’s back-to-school policy
“It’s unreasonable to force people’s conscience,” says Julius Grey.
AFNQL drafting action plan to combat systemic racism in Quebec
Poll results demonstrate the days when First Nations were considered privileged are “clearly over”
Indigenous communities demand share of Hydro-Quebec profit
The Innu and Atikamekw are joining forces to oppose Hydro Quebec development in Cote abord….
First Nations in Quebec doubling down as COVID case numbers go up
A recent survey in Quebec shows that one in four people in the province believe…
Itsy Bitsy Spider and other nursery rhymes get the Mohawk language treatment
“I am nowhere near a speaker – but words that I know because of the way he taught it”
Indigenous people more often face arrest, violence when protecting land say researchers
After analysing thousands of environmental stand-offs around the world, a group of international researchers report…
Abenaki community in Quebec raises alarm over counterfeit status cards
Odanak council showing local businesses what federal status cards look like