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Santana Dreaver

Journalist

Santana Dreaver is a Saulteaux and Plains Cree journalist based in Vancouver. She was raised in northern Saskatchewan and is a member of Mistawasis Nehiyawak. She has a background in political science and reports on Indigenous affairs, culture and governance.

    Latest from Santana Dreaver

    Dance group makes emotional return to Hoobiyee as Nisga'a new year celebration begins

    The Gitsegukla Gidahmes song and dance group is returning to this year's Hoobiyee celebrations in Vancouver after a six year break. They plan to honour several elders who have died in their community.
    Canada British Columbia

    For Snotty Nose Rez Kids, the wait for Red Future was worth it

    Rapping duo Quinton "Yung Trybez" Nyce and Darren "Young D" Metz are nominated for three Juno awards and are set to perform at the award show on March 30 in Vancouver.
    Canada British Columbia

    Remembering one of B.C.'s deadliest avalanches on the 60th anniversary

    Tuesday marked the 60th anniversary of the second-deadliest avalanche in Canada, which killed 26 men in northwest B.C.
    Canada British Columbia

    Thousands march in Vancouver for missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls

    The 34th annual Women's Memorial March commemorating the lives of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls was held Friday in Vancouver on Valentine's Day.
    Canada British Columbia

    How these red ribbon skirts honour the memory of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls

    Every year, volunteers gather ahead of the Women's Memorial March in Vancouver to sew 100 red ribbon skirts. Each one is gifted to a family who has lost a loved one to the MMIWG crisis.
    Canada British Columbia

    B.C. LifeLabs workers could start strike on Sunday, says union

    The B.C. General Employees' Union delivered a 72-hour strike notice to LifeLabs on Thursday.
    Canada British Columbia

    Pioneering brain surgery gives B.C. woman her voice back

    Unable to speak because of a brain disorder known as spasmodic dysphonia, Susan O'Sullivan signed up for a clinical trial, hoping to get her voice back.
    Canada British Columbia

    Indigenous communities in B.C. and California promote cultural burns for disaster mitigation

    Indigenous peoples from B.C. and California reflect on the L.A. fires and how their knowledge could have been helped.
    Canada British Columbia

    B.C. police to step up enforcement against impaired drivers as holidays approach

    On average, 61 people die each year in B.C. due to impaired driving, and RCMP say it is the third leading cause of death on the road.
    Canada British Columbia