More Indigenous people needed in sustainable development jobs conference hears
Students from the University of Montreal, Indigenous urban planners and landscape architects met in the…
Marisela Amador
Before joining APTN National News, Marisela was a Reporter-Editor at The Canadian Press. She started her career in 2018 at the award-winning community newspaper The Eastern Door, where she broke important stories that impacted the Mohawk communities in Southern Quebec, first as a reporter and then as the Assistant Editor. Marisela was born in Nicaragua and moved to Montreal as a child.
Montréal annonce qu’elle ne réinstallera pas la statue de John A. Macdonald
Trois ans après le démantèlement de la statue de John A. Macdonald lors d’une manifestation…
Québec mène des consultations spéciales sur le projet de loi-32
Québec mène des consultations spéciales sur le projet de loi-32.
Une conférence sur le développement durable et responsable des territoires autochtones à Kahnawake
La communauté mohawk de Kahnawake a récemment accueilli une conférence sur le développement durable et…
Quebec following ‘colonial practices’ in writing new health law say advocates
Advocates are criticizing the Quebec government over its lack of consultation with First Nations people…
Beheaded John A. MacDonald statue will not return: city of Montreal
Three years after the Sir John A. Macdonald statue was toppled and beheaded during an…
Les effets du blocage des nouvelles canadiennes par Meta dans les médias autochtones
Les médias autochtones locaux à travers le pays ressentent les effets du blocage des nouvelles…
Meta’s news block affecting Indigenous media say publishers
Indigenous media outlets across the country that serve local audiences say they’ve been left scrambling…
First Nations firefighter and airboat operator passes away in Quebec
Brian White was an incredible asset to the community, says fire chief