Danielle Paradis is a journalist based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, focusing on local news in Canada. She writes for APTN News and covers a range of topics, including issues affecting Indigenous communities, climate change, and social justice. Danielle is dedicated to giving a voice to marginalized communities and shedding light on important stories that often go unnoticed.
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Danielle focuses on local news within Canada, predominantly covering Indigenous issues, government and politics, culture & society. Given the topics she covers, pitches should offer insights from experts in Indigenous rights and related legal matters or those with direct experience in these communities.
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Pacey Dumas and family have requested a judicial review about the decision to not press charges after he was injured by police.
Nicholas Dinardo, a Two-Spirit member of Piapot First Nation, has filed a human rights complaint against Correctional Service Canada.
Oilers superfan celebrates a win in game 4 of the Stanley Cup playoffs. Oilers survive to face Florida Panthers again.
Members of Enoch Cree Nation are trying to ask questions to Enoch Cree Nation and the federal government about building homes on their land.
By: Danielle Paradis
Sister of Darylyn Supernant says more resources needed for drug addiction to prevent deaths
By: Danielle Paradis
Another fire disaster has ravaged Jasper. Yet Alberta’s leader has shifted blame away from planet-warming emissions, and slashed firefighting resources.
By: Danielle Paradis
The Canada Strong and Free Network conference in Red Deer featured climate change denier Barry Cooper alongside other conservative influencers.
By: Euan Thomson, Danielle Paradis
Indigenous addiction treatment centres in Alberta are delaying a program developed for the province because of a lack of consultation.
By: Danielle Paradis
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith pledged to “triple down” on conservative principles, including energy extraction and anti-trans policies at the Alberta United Conservative Party’s annual general meeting in Red Deer today in front of an energetic crowd of 6,000 people. “We will build new pipelines, oil and gas facilities, petrochemical plants, hydrogen plants, and more because […]
By: Danielle Paradis, Taylor Noakes
Alberta’s United Conservative Party has passed a resolution to rebrand carbon dioxide—the chief gas whose overabundance in Earth’s atmosphere is causing the climate emergency—in a brazen display of climate science denial that harkens back to the 1990s fossil fuel industry playbook. Resolution 12, which falls under the ‘environmental stewardship and emissions reduction’ area of the […]
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