Sick Indigenous elder alleges racism interfered with diagnosis
The hospital administration called the next day to offer an apology for the mistreatment
Lee Wilson
Lee is a video journalist with APTN News, who shoots, reports and edits stories out of northern British Columbia. As a member of the Haisla Nation, Lee is proud to call Kitimat Village home again after living on Vancouver Island for 18 years. He has a passion for storytelling and looks forward to sharing stories through the lens of First Nations people.
Rock the Vote in B.C. hopes to get people to the polls in Saturday’s provincial election
Rock the Vote in B.C. hopes to get people to the polls in Saturday’s provincial election,
Years after losing loved ones, MMIWG families call for justice along B.C.’s Highway of Tears
Vigil one of many held on Oct. 4 to honour the missing and murdered
Indigenous communities in B.C. starting to see positive COVID-19 cases
On Wednesday prime minister announced many provinces are in second wave of pandemic
Tahltan Nation in B.C. encouraging members to hunt bears and wolves
Bears and wolves outnumber members of the nation according to president.
Memorial pole raised on Highway of Tears in B.C. for families
A memorial pole has been raised near Terrace, B.C., in memory of Indigenous women who…
New park created to preserve ancient cedars in B.C.
“The forest is something we have to protect”
Nisga’a leader behind B.C.’s ‘first modern treaty’ dead at 84
Joseph Gosnell “carried himself quietly and with dignity, but when he spoke, he was heard.”
Wet’suwet’en cabin burned in suspected arson, but chief says land protection will continue
Land defenders had been using Hereditary Chief Gidsay’wa’s cabin as a meeting place to oppose the Coastal GasLink pipeline