‘She’s not coming back’: Family members remember Mavis Ducharme and others
Arianna Ducharme was just 11-years-old when two people barged into her Aunt Mavis Ducharme’s home…
Michelle Karlenzig
Michelle is a video journalist from rural Manitoba with a Creative Communications Degree from Red River College. Before APTN, Michelle worked as an editor-in-chief for The Projector online publication.
Sixties Scoop survivor hopes momentum builds on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
‘My hope is that it doesn’t end after today,’ says survivor.
First Nations woman in Winnipeg says cab driver attacked her
Taxi company in city says it was the other way around.
Manitoba premier, NDP leader participate in pipe ceremony in Winnipeg
As a pipe ceremony came to an end, Manitoba Government leaders could be seen leaving…
Radio station NCI in Manitoba celebrates 50 years of broadcasting
Native Communications Incorporated, also known as NCI, is celebrating a half century of broadcasting in…
After nearly 25 years, water advisory in Shoal Lake 40 has been lifted
Chevonne Green grew up in Shoal Lake 40 and has hauled water to her house…
Election day may be coming but forest fire evacuees are just trying to survive
As the leaders of each of the federal parties try to convince people to vote…
Climate change, homelessness and where to vote big issues in Kenora riding
The electoral riding of Kenora is home to over 40 First Nation communities candidates recently…
Métis heritage will be on national stage at federal leader’s debate
Manitoba’s Métis heritage will be high on the national stage Thursday night in Gatineau, Que.,…