Heidi Atter is a journalist at Labrador-based media outlets. She is dedicated to sharing personal stories that highlight the resilience, challenges, and cultural voices of the Labrador community, with a focus on cultural movements and subcultures. Heidi's work has been featured in CBC, Penticton Herald, Theindependent.ca, The Hamilton Spectator, and IndigiNews.
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Heidi Atter's reporting focuses on local issues in Canada, particularly in the Labrador region and Sheshatshiu. The themes covered include family & relationships, culture & society, and education. Her articles often feature expert commentary and government announcements.
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By: Heidi Atter
The community had four suspected intentionally set fires in one night one week ago, and one suspicious fire last night
Innu rights advocates are calling for a public apology and a more appropriate funding offer from Hydro-Québec after a ratification vote on a proposed ‘reconciliation agreement’ between Innu Nation and
By: Heidi Atter
A week after four suspicious fires were fought in a single night, political leaders from all three levels of government gathered in Happy Valley-Goose Bay to hear from residents and
Susanna Rumbolt says her husband Tim, who was battling cancer, should not have died following appointments with an oncology nurse in St. Anthony
By: Heidi Atter
Happy Valley-Goose Bay's Housing and Homelessness Coalition launched 32 seniors apartments last summer; now it's building more
By: Heidi Atter
Cultural Guardian Jodie Ashini hopes the archival photographs will help strengthen youth's connection to Innu culture, and ultimately improve mental health
By: Heidi Atter
Innu Nation cancels cultural exhibit, alleging executives of The Rooms provincial museum told them to remove reference to Innu presence in Labrador prior to 1700s
By: Heidi Atter
Apitet (Ben) Andrew testified at the Inquiry Respecting the Treatment, Experiences and Outcomes of Innu in the Child Protection System
By: Heidi Atter
Archaeologist Stephen Loring, whose work is being disputed by the provincial government, says archaeology is “wildly political” and can be misinterpreted “to promote a political agenda like land claims.”
By: Heidi Atter
Smithsonian archeologist Stephen Loring's research is being disputed by the province's own Archeology Office. He fears the government's censorship of Innu history is being used ‘to promote a political agenda like land claims'
