Imported Justice: Inuit taking rehabilitation into their own hands
APTN National News Lawyers meeting with clients in bathroom stalls, a makeshift courtroom in a school…
Tom Fennario
Born and raised in Montreal, Tom cut his teeth working in community television in Kahnawà:ke Mohawk Territory before joining APTN as a cameraman/editor in 2008. In 2015 he was promoted to Video Journalist. Since 2019 Tom has been a producer for the French weekly newscast Nouvelles Nationales d’APTN.
Imported Justice: A look inside Quebec’s travelling court in Nunavik
Flanked by a guard on each side, a man in his mid-20s fidgets in the…
Kahnawake engines revving on the ice
The Mohawks of Kahnawake are famous and infamous for a few things.
The story of the Mi’kmaq boy “Lil G’ and his battle with the Bubble Boy disease
APTN National News Severe Combined Immune Deficiency It’s an illness that affects one in every…
Toyota backs away from rare earth metals mine in Quebec
APTN National News They’re used in everything from light bulbs to smart phones. Rare earth…
James Bay Cree youth begin epic 850 km trek against uranium mining in territory
The James Bay Cree are taking their fight against uranium exploration in their territory to Montreal.
Global powers eye melting Arctic for its bounty
This past summer, APTN’s Montreal videographer Tom Fennario was onboard the Greenpeace ship Esperanza as it made its way around the island of Svalbard in the Arctic Ocean.
Canary in a coal mine: Melting Arctic open for business
Big business eyeing melting Arctic
Canary in a coal mine: How the Arctic is disappearing before our eyes
APTN’s Tom Fennerio spent nine days on a Greenpeace ship in Arctic Circle.