Alyssa Wapanatâhk is passionate about Indigenous stories. Since her first role nearly a decade ago, the 25-year-old local actor and filmmaker has been fortunate to tell these stories through her work. She’s made a movie about the prejudice faced by young Indigenous boys, spoke her native Cree in Disney’s latest full-length film and has been nominated for her portrayal of a missing and murdered Indigenous woman in Bones of Crows. Read More
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A local woman is taking on 30 physical challenges in a year to raise vital funds for her local air ambulance service. Claire Fiddler, 40,…
Political Scientist, Professor Ransford Gyampo, says those responsible for the discontinuation of the constitutional review exercise should be charged with causing financial loss to the…
