Media and Multimedia

Journals and Newsletters

Spruce Roots  

Magazine that provides perspectives and promote discussion about things that matter to Haida people, written by and for you.

Source: Gowgaia Institute

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Magazines and Newspapers

Raven's Eye  

In May, 1997 AMMSA launched Raven's Eye, a publication to serve the Aboriginal people of British Columbia.

Source: Aboriginal Multi-Media Society (AMMSA)

Redwire Magazine  

Redwire is the first-ever Native youth run magazine in Canada and continues to stay committed to operating with Native youth staff, writers, artists and publishers.

Secwepemc News  

Features articles on various subjects and issues pertaining to the Secwepemc People.

The Chief  

Squamish, BC's newspaper. Published on-lin and in print every Friday morning.

Whispering Winds  

Whispering Winds, a Métis magazine, is the main publication of Kiwetin Marketing & Publishing, with a readership of more than 30,000.

Source: Kiwetin Marketing and Publishing Ltd.

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Radio

Canada's First Nations Radio – Classic Rock  

CFNR is a leader in the production of professional broadcast programming that is a reflection of their community (Terrace, British Columbia).

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Television, Films and Videos

First Story  

Half-hour magazine type news and current events program dedicated to communicating the realities and issues of the Aboriginal world that are relevant to all Canadians in the 21st Century.

Source: CTV British Columbia

Totem: The Return of the G'psgolox Pole  

In 1929, a mortuary pole belonging to the Haisla people, the G'psgolox, is cut and taken to Europe. The film recounts the efforts of the Haisla village of Kitamaat to retrieve the precious object.

Source: Government of Canada; National Film Board of Canada

Urban Rez Café, The  

Urban Rez Productions is a documentary and entertainment production team who fosters the growth and development of aboriginal television and entertainment professionals.

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