CBC senior reporter based out of Edmonton. Host of Muddied Water: 1870, Homeland of the Métis. Previously worked @CBCManitoba [email protected]
Edmonton, Alberta
Joined June 2012
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The process of flaring in the oil and gas industry became a lightning rod in Alberta last week when the federal government unveiled proposed legislative changes to reduce methane emissions in Canada. cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/…
Video extraordinaire Tyson Koschik and I won a National RTDNA! cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/…
My first story as CBC Edmonton’s climate reporter: how a First Nation is fighting climate by planting rows of trees. cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/…
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Switched at birth at a Manitoba hospital more than 60 years ago, 2 men seek answers and compensation. By Ozten Shebahkeget @StephanieCram @karenpaulscbc
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$5 million for Winnipeg Transit security team a good start, union says, but devil is in the details @StephanieCram @EmilyBrass @cameronmaclean cbc.ca/1.6742073
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“It is one of the most violent years in history for Winnipeg.” @StephanieCram puts allegations of serial killings in Winnipeg in context with a spike in homicides – and a history of violence against Indigenous women and girls: cbc.ca/1.6676901
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Indigenous leaders and advocates in Winnipeg say the MMIWG crisis is a national state of emergency @heyjennalexis @StephanieCram cbc.ca/1.6674143
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Norway House needs all-season bridge to provide road access 'that Canadians take for granted' @StephanieCram reports @CBCManitoba Produced by Tyson Koschik/CBC #manitoba
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‘Muddied Water: 1870, Homeland of the Métis’ from @CBCManitoba explores the history of Métis people in Manitoba. Host @StephanieCram unravels the intricate story and follows the thread from resistance to renaissance.
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ALT Black & white archival image showing Louis Riel with the councillors of the provisional government in 1870.
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Scoop: @najournalists asked @nytimes to apologize for racist, stereotypical coverage. NAJA President @FrancineCompton says NYT refused and asked for refunds on their $55 NAJA memberships. Times reporters are not at #NAJA22.
The gifting of a headdress to the Pope has received a lot of online criticism. Here are five other times non-Indigenous leaders received war bonnets.
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"We can forgive, but we'll never forget what happened, and the pain, we'll always carry the pain until the day we die," said residential school survivor Linda Daniels, who is making the trek to Edmonton for the first stop in the Canadian papal visit.
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Bear snatches cake, Manitoba family's sense of safety at Lester Beach cabin @StephanieCram @caitlyngowriluk
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"Someone has to be accountable.… Why should that 10-year-old carry it?," said Victoria McIntosh, the residential school survivor speaking out about the sexual assault she experienced at Fort Alexander Residential School over 50-years ago. @CBCManitoba
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Aunt wants homicide victim Tessa Perry to be 'remembered by her spirit and how bright it was' @StephanieCram cbc.ca/1.6473000
The majority of the 14 former residential school sites in Manitoba have ongoing ground searches, or will soon start a ground search. @CBCManitoba cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/…
Hosting Radio Noon this week was a lot of fun. But, hearing @RileyLaychuk say "putting the 'pee' back in peony" on the radio today was the highlight of the week.