Jenny Lamothe, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

‘I think that's what we've learned, realizing our professors aren't just our professors in the academic sense, but our teachers, our elders, and our knowledge holders. That it isn't just losing a professor. It's like losing an auntie, a grandfather or grandmother’

A chronicle of an East African family’s history over three centuries, ‘Le totem des Baranda’ was published by Prise de parole in 2001

‘Laurentian can take Indigenous programs, they can take the classes, they can take the courses, they can take the Indigenous Studies program — but if you don't take the people who are trained, how are you going to deliver that program?’

To be located at Lakehead University’s Bora Laskin Faculty of Law, the institute will be one of only two of its kind in Canada

Artist Tara Kiwenzie talks about her unique take on what has become a pandemic necessity 

Artist Tara Kiwenzie shares her unique take on what has become a pandemic necessity 

Artist Tara Kiwenzie tells Sudbury.com about her unique take on what has become a pandemic necessity 

Even as his strength was leaving him, ‘Scotty’ still found a way to be an elder in his community

Centre de santé communautaire du Grand Sudbury and Théâtre du Nouvel-Ontario team up for project aimed to help French-speaking new Canadians settle into life in the Nickel City

Jenny Lamothe, who covers the Black, Indigenous, immigrant and Francophone communities for Sudbury.com, dives into the beat she covers and why she feel it is so important