‘We want our voice to be heard’: Content creator Qupanuk Olsen on being Inuit in Greenland
An Inuk content creator from Greenland is showing the world what it really means to…
Sav Jonsa
Sav Jonsa is a proud Two-Spirit Michif with familial roots in the Parisien family of St. Norbert, Winnipeg as well as English on their mother's side. They are Hungarian on their father's side. They attended the University of Winnipeg for writing and film. An avid writer since childhood, they began reporting news in 2022 through an internship with APTN. They have since become a reporter trainee and is an occasional host of APTN National News.
International Overdose Awareness Day brings harm reduction to the forefront
Events in Winnipeg marking International Overdose Awareness Day are calling for regulated drug supply and…
Winnipeg drug consumption site faces uncertain future
People who use the site will be forced to go back to unsafe spaces, officials with Sunshine House say.
Police games in Winnipeg met with protests over landfill search
Tensions with Winnipeg police and the provincial government hit an all-time high recently when the…
‘We get to focus on us’: Women’s gathering creates empowerment
A celebration of strength rolled into Fisher River Cree Nation in Manitoba during the first-ever…
‘They had no libraries’: Book drive in Winnipeg gets reading into province’s jails
The libraries inside of Manitoba’s jails will have shelves full of books, thanks to a…
HIV rates spike among Indigenous people in Manitoba
Advocates say the province must do more to control infection rates.
Landfill search study to be released in Winnipeg on Friday by AMC
Family and friends of two Indigenous women whose remains may be at a landfill outside…
Young entrepreneur creates one-stop shop for Indigenous goods
A young First Nations entrepreneur in Winnipeg has opened up her own store to bring…