Local guide calls for revisions to Montreal’s colonialist monuments
When Montreal unveiled its new name for beleaguered Amherst Street – Atateken, a Mohawk word…
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 Amnesty campaign aims to dismantle stereotypes
Amnesty International has launched a campaign to highlight the positive contributions of several Indigenous Quebecers…
Montreal’s all-Mohawk Charter of Rights and Responsibilities a passion project for Kanesatake cultural centre
Lindsay Richardson APTN News In a symbolic move to kick off the week leading up…
Montreal’s all-Mohawk Charter of Rights and Responsibilities a passion project for Kanesatake cultural center
In a symbolic move to kick off the week leading up to Indigenous Peoples’ Day,…
Advocates in Montreal link deaths of homeless people to removal of downtown shelter
Advocates who work with Montreal’s homeless say the deaths of 12 people since December is…
Montreal Museum of Fine Arts showcases rare prints by filmmaker Alanis Obomsawin
At 86 years old, Alanis Obomsawin is still full of surprises. An acclaimed filmmaker, activist,…
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques flaunts ties to the Arctic during Q&A with students in Umiujaq
Students at a school in Umiujaq in northern Quebec got a special surprise on their…
Innu documentary filmmaker Kevin Bacon-Hervieux makes history at the Gala du Quebec Cinema
An Innu man from Quebec broke barriers on Sunday at the Gala du Quebec Cinema,…
‘He was a hero’: Levi Oakes, WWII’s last surviving Mohawk Code Talker dies at 94
The last surviving Mohawk code talker from World War Two entered the spirit world Tuesday…