‘I’m interested in engaging people’: Rebecca Belmore exhibit opens in Montreal
The award winning artist Rebecca Belmore has a new exhibition in Montreal. The Anishinaabe artist…
Sophie-Claude Miller
Sophie-Claude Miller is a member of the Cree First Nation of Waswanipi, located in James Bay Quebec. She worked many years as a counselor and as a communications specialist. She attended a journalism internship at Radio-Canada where she realized that her passion for storytelling was a true calling. Sophie-Claude joined APTN in January 2019.
Crees of James Bay taking advantage of staying at home for vocational training
For many indigenous students, it has long been the case that if you want to…
Goose hunting in the Cree community of Waswanipi far from disappearing
Most children of Eeyou Istchee – James Bay learn to call geese at a young…
‘Dirt’ McComber relies on his wits and his roots
Eric McComber lives in a community right on the south shore of Montreal – Kahnawà:ke….
Young Atikamekw share language and culture to build relationships with non-indigenous students
Young people from the Atikamekw Nation took part in a special panel on language at…
Quebec all talk and no action to save Woodland caribou say First Nations
First Nations in Quebec are critical of the province’s announcement of another round of consultations…
Anishinabe artist Caroline Monnet to take part in Whitney Museum of American Art’s Biennial exhibition
Caroline Monnet enjoys working with various mediums, cinema, visual arts, sculpture, painting but she says…
Carey Price talks pucks and pride after 315th win
He is the winningest goaltender in Montreal Canadiens’ history. But as Carey Price was savouring…
QNW fighting to eliminate gender discrimination in Indian Act
The Quebec Native Women’s Association recently launched an online petition to end gender-based discrimination in…