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.
Tom Fennario
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.
Canadian border agents refuse Aboriginal passports
Most people think of passports as a necessary bureaucratic evil when it comes to travelling.
Battle looms over Harper government’s sex trade bill
Indigenous women are disproportionately represented in Canada’s sex trade.
Algonquin concerned over Canada’s first rare earth metal mine plan
They’re used in everything from light bulbs, to smart phones to the screen you’re watching right now.
Wait for new school in the Long Point First Nation goes on
It’s a familiar story. A mold riddled school house in a First Nation community.
Kahnawake gets a Hollywood visitor
It’s a familiar story. A man finds out that he has First Nations ancestry and decides he wants to know more.
