It's been two years since we released this. It is one of the more creative pieces that I've worked on since I've been at the CBC.
S/o to @jonjournalism for his video/editing skills.
Documents reveal detailed allegations of racism and sexism levelled by an RCMP officer against colleagues posting on a private chat group.
The Mounties are accused of mocking a sexual assault victim and bragging about 'Tasering unarmed black people.' https://t.co/xKfr9Cb4av
I am trying to find an Inuk dancer (kids tv segment) that can join us next week on Sep.25 in TO. Hoping to find someone in the Toronto, Montreal or Ottawa area. Must feel comfortable teaching a few steps! Dm for more details.
Applications for CBC's Indigenous Pathways to Journalism program are open for 2024/25.
This paid, full-time, 9-month learning and development opportunity supports First Nations, Inuit or Métis candidates to hone their skills as storytellers at the CBC.
https://t.co/rAMRrFPHp0
This guy is writing a book about Treaties. It's either a turnaround in his views or a continuation of his anti-Indigenous perspective. Good luck with the book. Our community remembers.
And big thanks to the CBC Kids News team. You know the project is going to be good when everyone wants to do good work. I hope you all like it and share with young people that you know.
I am really happy with this piece that we did with CBC Kids News at the Indigenous Fashion Arts Festival. We interviewed Shayla Oulette Stonechild, Justin Jacob Louis and Lesley Hampton.
https://t.co/JldGyDpYg6
Big thanks to our host Sophia Smoke. She is from Dakota Plains First Nation and is honestly one of the most talented up and coming journalists (a star in the making) out there.
Jeremy Skibicki has admitted in court that he killed
four women in Winnipeg in 2022.
His lawyers are asking he be found not criminally responsible because of mental illness.
His trial will now be heard by a judge instead of a jury.
The CJF-CBC Indigenous Journalism Fellowships are offered to three Indigenous journalists with one to ten years of experience to explore an issue of interest, while being hosted for one month at the CBC News Indigenous Unit in Winnipeg. https://t.co/U4kaJNcy74
An award-winning building shaped like a soaring eagle provides a new space for Indigenous ceremonies and promotes a holistic approach to healing at a correctional institution in #Quebec. Read more: https://t.co/jdUR5uWJZf
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