Mohawk ironworkers remembered during New York ceremony to mark anniversary of 9-11 attacks
Many Mohawk ironworkers helped raise the original World Trade Centre Towers in New York City….
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.
Quebec says moose preservation plan is on the agenda after urgent appeal by Algonquin Nation
Following the declaration of a “state of emergency” ahead of the fall hunt, the provincial…
Nunavik government welcomes much-needed investment to improve Elder care, community housing
Two community-based organizations in Nunavik, northern Quebec, will be receiving a million-dollar investment from the…
Indigenous language, culture programs in Quebec receive $8.7 million boost from Canada
Over the next two years, Quebec-based Indigenous language and culture programs will receive a $8.7…
Kahnawá:ke celebrates new baseball facility with help from the Toronto Blue Jays
Kahnawá:ke has a new state of the art baseball facility thanks to the Toronto Blue…
Algonquin Nation declares state of emergency due to over-hunting in Quebec wildlife reserve
An elder once told Barrier Lake Chief Casey Ratt that, years ago, the area around…
Montreal Pride makes space for Two-Spirit representation amid influx of online hate
Ma-Nee Chacaby’s grandmother could tell that her young granddaughter was different long before Chacaby herself…
‘Our rights don’t end at the shoreline’: Kahnawake elders push back against plans to expand Montreal bridge
If there’s one thing most residents of Kahnawake can agree on, it’s that the Mercier…
“Very sacred sharing”: Hundreds of women in Montreal gather to perform traditional Maori haka
Maori artist and activist Mihirangi came to Montreal thinking her all-female haka workshop would be…