Pop up safe injection site not popular in Lethbridge
Physician for Blood Tribe says more needs to be done to help drug users.
Tamara Pimentel
Tamara is Métis from Winnipeg, Manitoba. She received a diploma in interactive media arts at Assiniboine Community College in Brandon and has worked as a videographer for CBC in Winnipeg and Iqaluit. Tamara was hired by APTN in 2016 as a camera/editor and is now a video journalist in our Calgary bureau.
Pandemic exhibit Breathe opens in Alberta museum
New exhibit created by Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists
Tsuut’ina Costco breaking records in western Canada
The newly opened Costco on Tsuut’ina Nation near Calgary is the company’s first on-reserve location…
Actress says she was ‘ostracized’ by toxic Indigenous entertainment industry
Roseanne Supernault says rejecting Ian Campeau’s advances cost her
After nearly a century, Metis activist James Brady being recognized for his photography
A museum in Calgary is showcasing the photographs of James Brady, a Metis man who…
Alberta health says ‘curve no longer flat’ in fight against COVID-19
Alberta health officials are now struggling with hundreds of new cases of COVID-19 and say…
Red Women House: First recovery centre for Indigenous women opens in Calgary
‘From having nothing, sleeping beside my daughter on a single bed in a basement. It brings me hope.’
Alberta Health Services investigating reports of discrimination against Siksika members
Top doctor speaks out after First Nations members reportedly denied access to nearby business
Piikani Nation facing overdose crisis during pandemic
Alberta’s Piikani Nation has seen a spike in opioid overdoses during the novel coronavirus pandemic….