APTN Investigates joins team to tell stories of the climate crisis
According to the creators of the Climate Disaster Project (CDP), we are all “climate disaster…
Rob Smith
Rob is a member of the Dzawada’enuxw First Nation from Kingcome Inlet BC. He’s been a part of APTN National news since 2005, Rob brings to APTN almost twenty years of broadcast experience. He joined Investigates in 2013 and has covered protests, land claims and the fentanyl crisis. His cinematography was nominated in 2016 for a Canadian Screen Award.
APTN Investigates: Returning to Wet’suwet’en Territory
APTN Investigates first went deep into Wet’suwet’en country in December 2015. The Unist’ot’en camp was…
Le premier ministre a visité Williams Lake à la suite de la découverte de possibles tombes non marquées
Il y a deux mois, la Première Nation de Williams Lake, en Colombie-Britannique, a annoncé…
Trudeau visits Williams Lake First Nation in B.C., says he wants to listen, learn
Children drummed to welcome Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as he arrived at the Williams Lake…
B.C. officials concerned with mental health of wild fire evacuees
In 2018, Fannie Vance watched her community of Telegraph Creek in B.C. burn because of…
Nisga’a Nation partners with gas companies to propose $10B LNG facility in B.C.
‘We expect controversy but we are going to engage in talks now,’ says Nisga’a President Eva Clayton
COVID-19 halts Indigenous rights resistance, for now
It seemed like Indigenous Peoples were on the verge of something big in early 2020….
Youth goes to jail fighting for rights
Indigenous Peoples fighting for their rights, their Indigenous rights, their human rights, are often criminalized….
Climate change: A reporter’s notebook
‘I’m GenX, a Cold War kid. Nuclear annihilation was the terror that kept me up nights,’ says Smith.