Anishinaabe writer Waubgeshig Rice hopes popular novel will be adapted for the screen
‘If there are filmmakers who believe it can sit well on the screen then I am totally into that.’
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Cree doctor hopes for positive changes post-pandemic
‘If Indigenous physicians themselves and are seeing those types of overt racism then what happens to our patients who come from the communities…’
Mi’gmaw director says film industry making slow, reluctant steps towards supporting Indigenous filmmakers
‘The kind of attention we get as Native filmmakers should be reflected in the budgets that we get’
Families in crisis before COVID-19 will be ‘worse off’ coming out pandemic says advocate
The head of a anti-poverty advocacy group in Manitoba says it’s worried about families and…
Social media project leads to book deal for Cree artist
It all started as a social media project. Little did Paul Seesequasis know it would…
Manitoba must get ‘creative’ to keep parents, kids in care connected during pandemic
Dennis WardFace to FaceManitoba’s child advocate says the province must get creative when it comes…
‘It was a monumental moment’: APTN News playing a vital role for 20 years
APTN News is marking its 20th anniversary this week. On April 16, 2000, what was…
Forced sterilization a symptom of ‘colonial hangover’ says lawyer
More than 100 Indigenous women in Canada have come forward with stories of forced or…
Indigenous lawyer Don Worme says upbringing led him to life of fighting against injustice
Don Worme has taken on cases for families who have had a loved one shot…