Still missing loved ones top of mind after Madison Scott’s remains recovered in B.C.
Highway 16 in British Columbia is known as the Highway of Tears. It is a…
Tina House
A proud Métis from BC, Tina began her television career in 1997 as a talent agent for film and TV. She joined APTN National News in 2007 as a Video Journalist in the Vancouver bureau. In 2010, she was the recipient of the Amnesty International Human Rights Journalism Award for her story on murdered and missing women and girls.
Memorial for Kamloops residential school children removed from Vancouver art gallery
The City of Vancouver has removed a memorial to the suspected graves of Indigenous children…
Single mother spends Mother’s Day fighting flames
Karen Moraes says she’ll never forget Mother’s Day of 2023 – when a fire outside…
B.C. premier pledges effort to end gender based violence on Moosehide Day
Two-thousand people take to the streets of Victoria to mark Moosehide Day.
Report in B.C. says Indigenous women dying at higher rate of toxic drug overdose
FNHA says Indigenous women die at more than 10 times the rate as non-Indigenous women.
First Nations in B.C. get $8.2B from Canada to fix disparities in heath care
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the First Nations Health Authority in British Columbia will receive…
3 families question inaction of Vancouver police in suspicious deaths
Families in B.C. say police aren’t doing enough about missing First Nations women.
Une Première Nation située sur l’île de Vancouver révèle avoir découvert d’autres tombes anonymes
Pendant que les recherches d’anciens sites de pensionnat au Québec sont en pause pour l’hiver,…
Alberni school survivor talks about healing and moving forward
Wally Samuel walks through what used to be the girls’ playground at the former Alberni…