Angela Amato is a Métis journalist who works as a Local Journalism Initiative reporter based in Edmonton. She has been a reporter with the Regina Leader-Post, the Canadian Press, CBC News and the Institute for Investigative Journalism. Her work has also appeared in the Globe and Mail and National Post as well as other news outlets across the country. Angela has been nominated for a Canadian Association of Journalists award and a Canadian Journalism Foundation award. She is passionate about Indigenous issues, police accountability, the climate crisis and justice.
Data from Alberta’s Ministry of Transportation shows collisions involving commercial vehicles have been stagnant since the COVID-19 pandemic
Ottawa is legally required to negotiate treaties for Alberta, Ontario and Saskatchewan Métis governments in 2025
Eyebrows continue to rise after government reorganizes Alberta's investment corporation
The country’s largest pension plan has majority ownership of an oil and gas exploration company
The framework includes directives to teach students about importance of fossil fuel sector in province’s economy
Northback CEO and several other industry leaders are lobbying along with the Coal Association of Canada on mining regulations
Alberta’s capital city hires former Conservative MP to talk to Danielle Smith’s government
Data shows that the duration of ice roads across the country is on the decline
At least 72.3 per cent of Edmonton Institution for Women’s population identifies as Indigenous, the IJF has found.
Province recently announced funding to build more charter and independent schools
Alberta has reinstated a controversial law that allows corporate and union donations in municipal politics
