B.C. Civil Liberties Association says RCMP complaints process ‘should improve’ after court ruling
A federal judge says the RCMP Commissioner must respond to public complaints within six months…
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. court says First Nations may be entitled to ‘substantial compensation’ for lost fishing rights
In the same ruling, Justice Nigel Kent dismissed a request to have the company fix the Nechacko River.
Environmental groups in B.C. shut down Trans Canada
Environmental groups in British Columbia shut down the Trans Canada Hwy Monday in an effort…
CGL pipeline protesters vacate site to evade arrest: Release
Wet’suwet’en clan members and supporters left a blockade site in northern B.C. Monday to avoid…
Nisga’a village honours lost loved ones with dazzling holiday light display
‘The lights are to remind us that our loved ones are here with us,’ says Light Up Lisims organizer Lena Griffin
Year in review 2021: A look back at the stories out of northern B.C.
Resistances on Wet’suwet’en territory and Fairy Creek watershed make headlines in 2021
Unvaccinated 56 times more likely to end up in critical care say B.C. experts
The B.C. Centre for Disease Control says that people in British Columbia who remain unvaccinated…
Gidimt’en Access Point vows to continue resistance after latest RCMP raid
Spokesperson Sleydo’ says judge is restricting her movements on the territory just like an Indian agent would.
B.C. Civil Liberties Association demands RCMP ‘stand down’ and leave Wet’suwet’en territory
The British Columbia Civil Liberties Association (BCCLA) says it’s “appalled” by the increasing militarization of…