Two APTN staffers win NAJA Free Press award
Pugliese is APTN’s executive director of news and current affairs, while Brake is a reporter/correspondent in the network’s Ottawa bureau.
Justin Brake
APTN journalists net two AJA nominations
APTN News has received two nominations for the 2018 Atlantic Journalism Awards. Television journalists Trina…
Court decision a victory for journalists covering Indigenous protests
“The judges said courts and applicants must be careful not to infringe on journalists’ rights.”
Halifax joins other cities in rally against Muskrat Falls
A rally in Halifax was one of a handful of Canadian cities that brought out…
Child and Youth Advocate to review Inuit child welfare in Newfoundland and Labrador
APTN News Newfoundland and Labrador’s Child and Youth Advocate has announced that her office will…
Land protectors not letting their guard down over mining on sacred site
Mi’kmaq warriors are vowing to keep an eye on the Nova Scotia mining association’s attempt to access minerals on the sacred Kluscap mountain.
Halifax rally supports Mi’kmaq against mining company that wants to build quarry on sacred ground
Justin Brake APTN News On Saturday, land defenders in Nova Scotia continued their efforts to…
Mandate for Muskrat Falls inquiry incomplete says former bureaucrat
The public inquiry into the Muskrat Falls hydroelectric dam in Labrador has drawn a lot of criticism since it was announced in November.
UNDRIP not likely to apply retroactively, Bennett says in Labrador talking circle
Carolyn Bennett, the minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations says when the Liberals adopt UNDRIP into law it will not be retroactive.