‘I can’t breathe, I know there’s something wrong’: Family says Anishinaabe woman denied treatment after surgery
Rhonda Gardner claims her daughter spent days in pain with collapsed lungs
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.
‘I feel like such a dupe’: Author Eden Robinson reacts to Latimer’s Indigeneity issue
The author of the book Trickster, which was later turned into a television series on…
Cree man hopes to raise awareness after racist attack in Alberta
An Airdie, Alta. man has been charged for attacking Telly Bear and his wife, Judy.
Residential school site in Peace River gains recognition with federal grant
Curator for the Peace River Museum said influence of residential schools is not known in Peace River, Alberta
McDonald’s festive coffee cups feature Indigenous symbolism
Philip Cote, from Moose Deer Point First Nation in Ontario is a well known artist…
‘System isn’t geared to help us’: Head of Bear Clan Patrol not sure about Calgary’s cut to police service
Calgary’s Bear Clan Patrol has only been around for about a year – but Gitz…
Blackfoot silversmith bringing intricate Navajo craft back to the territory
Albertine Crow Shoe is in New Mexico working on putting a Blackfoot spin on the art
Indigenous policing recognized in Alberta, but need a steady budget to make a real difference
‘We need to be moved from program to essential service.’
‘It’s very confusing’: Family waits for answers after Calgary man dies in police custody
The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) is investigating the death of Sonny Crazy Bull,…