Creeson Agecoutay

Sr. Reporter - CBC Indigenous, Nehiyaw, Cowessess FN/Treaty 4, FNUniv Alum, Saskatoon-born. Former CTV/APTN National Reporter. Email: [email protected]

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Thank you for the shoutout Indigenous TV! 🙌🏽

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@pro_ppc_canada Weirdo

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Stopped in at APTN to take a pic with APTN National News’ FIRST EVER Canadian Screen Award for Best National Newscast! Congrats to the entire APTN National News team!

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First Nations leaders meet with King Charles to strengthen Crown-Indigenous relationship https://t.co/GwXdhMRznc

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“What happened on Monday is not who we are. That is being done to us by organized crime, by addictions, by decades of neglect.” - Olivia Custer — ‘We need immediate help’: First Nation’s leaders decry wave of violence, lack of action in Pelican Narrows, SK https://t.co/1JCqrzK0P5

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@51stStateNow Don’t have nothing nice to say don’t say nothing at all. Awas.

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@pro_ppc_canada This award has nothing to do with that. Awas.

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Body of Tasha Ferland recovered after truck fell through ice in northern Manitoba last winter https://t.co/mhLHTB3ZYZ

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“My house is buying four cases a week of bottled water… in the long run, it adds up.” - Gerald R. Longchap, former deputy Mistissini chief — Mistissini residents still without safe tap water after 11 months as community plans UV and chlorination fix https://t.co/WoztEQQLAv

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“(The RCMP) didn’t do a good investigation. If Ramona was a non-Indigenous person, I think there would have been more actions on the ground.” - Roberta Dick, — Ross River residents renew calls to find missing 40-year-old Kaska woman, Ramona Peters https://t.co/ZbgaIR9iG3

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Sheshatshiu Innu First Nation Chief ‘not giving up’ on community grappling with loss https://t.co/QdCxW3oplQ

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“I really do hope that I never have to come and sit here again because we lost another man or woman or child.” - Anna Betty Achneepineskum — NAN Deputy grand chief addresses failure of former inquests to yield change at Thunder Bay Jail https://t.co/IyPOfgJix8

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“I’ll run until I can’t keep this movement going.” - Holly Roberge — Relay run continues advocacy for MMIWG2S along B.C.’s Highway of Tears — via CBC Indigenous’ Edzi’u Loverin https://t.co/O8zCyhre76

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“We’ll lay him to rest the proper way.” - Brian Pelly, Mekhi’s father — Search for remains of Grassy Narrows First Nation man Mekhi Pelly continues near dump in NW Ontario https://t.co/yZd7B0DzJ1

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“I don’t think that the proper care was done and that’s what we want the public to know.” - SCO Grand Chief Jerry Daniels — Family seeks answers after death of 9-year-old First Nations girl twice discharged from Dauphin Regional Health Centre https://t.co/Y2Dlnjiuyi

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“I think for such a young person and especially somebody from the East Coast, to be inspired by it was really amazing to see.” - Aliya Boubard — NB student recreates ‘iconic’ Bill Reid print with thousands of Lego pieces https://t.co/om3ApM4siu

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“It happened in our country… We’re not 100 years old, we’re in our 50s and we went to those schools and we’re still here today.” - Chief Cynthia Desjarlais — Residential school site stewards explore potential of UNESCO World Heritage Site designation https://t.co/B4sv31d3eR

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Why attending university closer to home could be a game changer for Inuit https://t.co/ARevB411mi

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3 regional Indigenous tourism boards formally separate from ITAC amid ongoing financial concerns — via CBC’s Candace Maracle https://t.co/n1uIy8uZUn

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Wildfires are destroying trees faster than we are replacing them — via CBC’s Karen Pauls https://t.co/hI09ajogwS