Federal government sets millions aside for Indigenous communities as WHO declares COVID-19 pandemic
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the allocation of $1-billion to combat the outbreak of the…
Willow Fiddler
Willow is an Oji-Cree Anishinabe from Sandy Lake First Nation. Her background is in print journalism and she studied multimedia before entering broadcast news . She is passionate about the stories of the Anishinabe in northwestern Ontario, particularly in the remote north.
Kids and parents look forward to Lil Bands Hockey Tournament in northern Ontario
A youth hockey tournament in northern Ontario brings together hundreds of young people from Nishnawbe…
Water flowing again on Neskantaga First Nation but chief awaiting all-clear
Officials in Neskantaga First Nation say their water issue appears to be fixed. Last week,…
‘Uprising’ hits Thunder Bay Art Gallery with painted political message
Christi Belcourt is known around the world for her signature dot painting art. Her latest…
After living away from home for years, DFC’s grads talk about how they did it and life after high school
There are 24 members of the 2018 DFC graduating class. Many have overcome great personal pain to achieve a high school diploma. Meet some of them here.
At DFC in Thunder Bay, art club is more than just an after school program
15-year-old Ariana Chikane from North Caribou Lake enjoys the extracurricular activities at Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School (DFC).
Indigenous women targeted as street gangs flood Thunder Bay
She needed the money so she let the gang members in her home. Then things…
Eyewitness contradicts Thunder Bay police account of Tammy Keeash death
Tammy Keeash was first found by a church group of children playing in the park and when they looked closer they saw the 17-year-old had her pants around her ankles and her underwear was below her buttocks, APTN National News has learned.
Donation to Thunder Bay shelter brings everyone to tears
A large donation, from perhaps the least expected person, brought everybody to tears at the Thunder Bay Shelter House.