Sara Connors is a Journalist at APTN News. With a focus on energy and mining, education, and societal issues, she explores topics such as educational policy, mining environmental impact, and civil rights. Sara's work has been featured in APTN News, showcasing her commitment to impactful storytelling in diverse areas.
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Sara's coverage mainly revolves around local government announcements, indigenous affairs, and cultural events in the Yukon area. She seems to prioritize stories that have a direct impact on the community and its surroundings.
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Secretary of Alberta Métis organization wants the town of St. Paul to change its name to St. Paul des Métis.
By: Sara Connors
APTN’s Sara Connors shares with us the story of “Moosehide” Margaret, an elder in the Yukon who still appreciates and practices the traditional, labour-intensive ways of moosehide tanning at 72-years-old.
Just days before an NGO’s contract to operate the Whitehorse emergency shelter was set to expire, the Yukon government says it's signed an extension until next spring.
By: Sara Connors
After months of uncertainty over a downtown Whitehorse shelter’s future, the Yukon government has announced the operators currently in charge and were set to step away next week, will now stay on until next spring.
Yukon First Nations Wildfire is questioning why its crews weren’t deployed to help fight B.C. wildfires while international firefighters were called in.
Public health advocates are raising the alarm over a synthetic opioid they believe is linked to an increase of overdoses in Whitehorse.
By: Sara Connors
It has been weeks since the United States president launched a trade war against Canada and after rounds of counter tariffs have been launched since, APTN’s Sara Connors tells us how this trade war affects the Indigenous arts caught in the middle.
A Vuntut Gwitchin citizen is requesting a judicial review in an effort to delay an early election for chief and council.
Alberta's police watchdog is investigating an incident at the Whitehorse shelter involving a member of the RCMP.
By: Sara Connors
Citizens of the Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation in northern Yukon are preparing to vote for chief and council next week, but as APTN's Sara Connors shares with us, one citizen has filed a petition to halt the election as they question its validity.
