Arrest of Indigenous man by Prince Rupert RCMP raising questions
The arrest of an Indigenous man by at least five officers with the Prince Rupert…
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.
B.C. passes law recognizing Haida Nation’s right to self-governance
The Haida Nation Recognition Act that passed in the B.C. legislature will recognize the Council…
B.C announces $30M to help First Nations transition away from diesel power
The province of British Columbia is providing $30 million to remote First Nations to help…
First Nations leaders in B.C. calling for changes to cannabis laws
First Nations leaders in British Columbia say that the province must stop excluding nations from…
Workshop in northern B.C. advocates for more health services for men
Men’s health is often overlooked says an outreach worker who helps people who are struggling…
5 First Nations reach treaty land entitlement agreement with B.C., feds
Five First Nations in British Columbia have reached a settlement worth hundreds of millions of…
Intervenors join Gitxaała in court to argue against B.C. mining law
The First Nations Leadership Council, six environmental groups, four First Nations and two mineral exploration…
UBCIC critical of First Nations owned gas facility in British Columbia
The head of the Union of British Columbia of Indian Chiefs says he doesn’t think…
A small First Nation with a big housing problem is being ignored, two band councillors say
One of two band councillors representing Wi’tat, also known as Fort Babine, in British Columbia…